International Federation For Housing and Planning

The International Federation for Housing and Planning (IFHP) is a world-wide network of professionals representing the broad field of housing and planning. The Federation organises a wide range of activities and creates opportunities for an international exchange of knowledge and experience in the professional field. Among these activities, the most prominent event is the annual congress devoted to a topical theme.

In 2013 the Federation will celebrate its centenary with a series of events and activities under the broad theme 'A Tomorrow for Cities.' The 2013 congress will take place in London

The official languages used in IFHP are English, French and German.

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