US EditionHow Norway Is Proving That Homelessness Is a Solvable Problem
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How Norway Is Proving That Homelessness Is a Solvable Problem
Strolling around the major sites in Oslo, from the strikingly modernist opera house along the harbor to the 17th century Domkirke cathedral, there’s something notably absent from the streets of the Norwegian capital. Compared to major hubs like Paris, London and New York — and indeed almost every other city in the world — there are barely any people living and sleeping on the streets. This is because Norway, a country of 5.6 million people, is m…
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