
This form serves to apply to the EPOCH Practice study visit to Munich, Germany, occurring on 21 & 22 October 2025.
Background: EPOCH Practice is a project co-funded by the European Union, the King Baudouin Foundation, the Council of Europe Development Bank and the French Interministerial Delegation for Accomodation and Access to Housing (DIHAL). The project is part of the European Platform on Combatting Homelessness (EPOCH) with the objective of increasing and improving mutual learning and capacity building between EU member states and EPOCH members. EPOCH Practice is delivered by FEANTSA, the European Federation of National Organisations Working with the Homeless. For more information about EPOCH Practice, our activities and resources, please visit:
FEANTSA EPOCH website
Purpose: The study visit will convene EU stakeholders working towards an end to homelessness in the city of Munich to learn through a hands-on approach from the local, state and federal homelessness strategies, policies and services. Participants will attend presentations on policy frameworks and funding mechanisms. Furthermore, facilitated visits to homelessness services in the city allow participants to engage with practices in the field. The study visit is intended, not only to learn about the city’s practices and services, but also for participants to bring and share their own experiences, practices and approaches to the conversation. To this end, participants who can best share their experiences, and who can best disseminate their learnings back to their work and networks, will be accepted to attend. The Study Visit will be held entirely in English.
Please note the programme may still be subject to small changes- you can check the current version here:
The Programme of the EPOCH Practice Study Visit to Munich
The study visit is kindly hosted by the City of Munich’s Office for Housing and Migration and the Coordination of Homeless Assistance Southern Bavaria’s Working Group for Emergency Housing Assistance in Munich and Upper Bavaria, in collaboration with the Federal Ministry for Housing, Urban Development and Building (BMWSB) and The Federal Association for Homeless Assistance (BAG W).
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