This pioneering study reveals important social and territorial inequalities in the ability to protect against extreme heat and proposes public policies to guarantee it.

Analysis of agri-food supply chains and proposal for the reorientation of public policies towards democratic planning and governance of these chains.

A pioneering study on expanding the public housing stock through the creation of housing cooperatives in existing buildings at risk of eviction.

Pioneering study on inequality and food that aims to create a public food distribution node as a strategy to act on food production, distribution and access.

Evaluation of the limitation of speculative purchases and other measures.

The report analyzes the role of local slaughterhouses as key food system infrastructure. Drawing on economic, social, and environmental data, it demonstrates how their decline has contributed to the loss of peasant farming and increased territorial vulnerability.

The report offers an international look at the rise of rentism based on the comparison between four global cities.

This book unravels the roots of a crisis that affects millions of people and explains how the market is already intervened, but in favor of rentism. A call for action and a rethink of current policies.

We analyze the role of the food oligopoly in the increase in food prices and propose public actions to reverse it.

Drawing on more than forty local and international experiences, it proposes strategies to turn the plural economy into a genuine city-wide public policy.

The report analyzes Mercabarna’s strategic role in the context of the global food crisis and proposes public actions with a special emphasis on local production and short marketing channels.

A groundbreaking research on racism in the rental market in Madrid and Barcelona, accompanied by public policy proposals to address it.