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Homelessness.
It's a big issue that affects more than 100 million people globally.
And having a house, a safe place to return to every night, is something that we might take for granted.
But for many, having nowhere to go is an everyday reality.
So today on People Fixing the World from the BBC World Service with me,
Myra Anubi, it's all about new ways to tackle homelessness.
In France, we'll find out how offices can be part of the solution.
But first, let me take you to Scotland
and to a special village that's providing homeless people with decent accommodation and a proper sense of community.
I'm in the capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh.
It's a beautiful place with a lot of history, castles, and it's also known for massive festivals.