A group of experts to give quick answers on the subject of university accommodation and the right to study. The Minister of University and Research, Anna Maria Bernini, signed the decree, in implementation of the measures envisaged by the Pnrr which establishes an inter-ministerial working group: the technicians are asked to identify the average controlled cost for each bed at the territorial level , taking into account the reference market values, the types of properties and the level of services offered. Furthermore, a 15 percent reduction is foreseen to determine the final cost per bed.
After Milan, tents are also springing up against high rents in front of the Sapienza University of Rome. After the initiative of the student of the Polytechnic, Ilaria Lamera, some students of Sapienza also camped in front of the rectorate to shed light “on the problem of the housing question in Rome”. The data confirm that “today looking for a house in Rome has now become a business, the apartments available cost an average of €500 and there are 40,000 off-site students, a third of the entire population of the University – the students say – The tools that the region provides accommodation and scholarships through subsidies that remain temporary and meager solutions, and the money invested for student residences is still too little”. “The situation has now become unsustainable” says Leone Piva, the Coordinator of Sinistra Universitaria, “having a house in Rome for a student is now a privilege that few can afford, and those who are most in difficulty are forced to work in extremely precarious in order to maintain the cost of a rent. spaces that are truly tailored to students.”
Source: Ansa
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