Housing Europe Working Committees – Autumn 2026 is an internal meeting for Housing Europe members and partners, scheduled to take place in Brussels, Belgium, on 7–8 October 2026. The event is part of the organisation’s twice-yearly Working Committee cycle and brings together members to discuss policy and sector priorities across several specialist committees.1
The autumn 2026 session is organised around the Social Affairs, Urban Affairs, Observatory, Economics, Finance & Internal Market, and Energy, Construction & Standardisation committees.1 Its purpose is to provide a structured forum for internal coordination, policy exchange, and agenda setting among Housing Europe’s membership and partner network.1 According to the event page, members may also propose topics in advance by contacting Julien Djiol, Housing Europe’s Policy Director.1
The target audience is therefore not the general public, but the organisation’s members and partners, especially those involved in housing policy, regulation, social housing, urban development, and technical standards.1 The page notes that more details will be published in early September, indicating that the agenda was still being finalised at the time of publication.1
Housing Europe itself is the European Federation of Public, Cooperative and Social Housing, a long-established sector body representing housing providers and related interests across Europe. The autumn committees fit within its broader scope of work, which includes advocacy, policy analysis, and coordination on housing, social inclusion, financing, and standards at the European level.