仁人家园全球调查：四分之三受访者曾为住房削减基本开支，近半数人担心一次意外就会失去住所
亚特兰大——国际非营利住房机构仁人家园（Habitat for Humanity International）发布全球研究报告《Home at What Cost?》。报告基于22个国家、3万名受访者的全国代表性调查：75%的受访者表示，过去一年里曾为支付住房成本削减至少一项开支，其中33%减少食品支出、32%动用储蓄或应急资金、13%推迟或放弃就医。
报告还显示，48%的受访者表示，一次意外就可能威胁到自己保住住所的能力；40%的人因负担不起更安全的选择，接受了某种程度的居住风险；56%的受访者认为本国的住房体系「已经失灵或运转不良」。压力最大的是居住条件不稳定者（89%）、低收入群体（85%）以及Z世代与千禧一代（81%）。
仁人家园1976年创立于美国佐治亚州，是全球最大的非营利住房机构之一，与社区、志愿者和购房家庭合作，在全球70多个国家和地区帮助家庭建造和改善住所。
Habitat for Humanity Global Survey: Three in Four Have Cut Back on Essentials to Afford Housing
Atlanta — Habitat for Humanity International has released a global research report, "Home at What Cost?", based on nationally representative surveys of 30,000 people across 22 countries. Three in four respondents (75%) said they had cut back on at least one expense in the past year to afford housing costs: 33% spent less on food, 32% dipped into savings or emergency funds, and 13% delayed or avoided medical care.
Nearly half of respondents globally (48%) said one unexpected problem could threaten their ability to stay housed, 40% said they accept some level of housing risk because safer options are out of reach, and 56% said the housing system in their country is broken or does not work. The pressure falls hardest on people in informal living arrangements (89%), lower-income groups (85%) and younger generations — Gen Z and Millennials (81%).
Founded in Georgia in 1976, Habitat for Humanity is one of the world's largest nonprofit housing organizations, partnering with communities, volunteers and homebuyers to build and improve homes in more than 70 countries.
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图片来源：图：志愿者为仁人家园的在建住房安装外墙板（资料图，美国 Indiana 州 Edinburgh）。照片：美国陆军，公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / A volunteer installs siding on a Habitat for Humanity home under construction (file photo, Edinburgh, Indiana). Photo: U.S. Army, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
