US EditionEnding Homelessness: 2030 Is Just Around the Corner – Where Does Hamburg Stand?
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The European Union, the federal government, and Hamburg have committed to ending homelessness by 2030. This is the situation in Hamburg. In Hamburg, 32,410 people have to live in shelters because they cannot find a place to live – roughly equivalent to the population of Ahrensburg. Relative to the population, no other German federal state has as many homeless people. This is shown by figures from the Federal Statistical Office from July of this …
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