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Evaluating the Potentials of the Housing Fund Law to Support Housing Finance Policies in Iraq
Al-Nahrain Journal for Engineering Sciences, 2022 After long eras of socialism, wars and economic embargo when Iraqi people were severely exhausted, Iraq finally adopts free market economy. Its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased rapidly.The fortune was to flow in a proper frame of legislations to Iraqis.Since wealth needs time to grow for a person, and housing commodity is of high costs, then ...
Arshad Alanizi +2 more
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Public Support for Policies to Increase Housing Stability During the COVID-19 Pandemic [PDF]
American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated longstanding housing precarity. This study measures the public support for policies designed to increase housing stability and gauges whether support levels are associated with views about the role of evictions in COVID-19 transmission and the existence of racial inequities in the housing market.A cross-sectional ...
Pollack, Craig Evan +5 more
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Problem aspects and mechanisms of state management the development of the housing fund in Ukraine
Innovation and Sustainability, 2023 In the study, the attention to the problems of formation and implementation of the state housing policy, in particular in the part of the development of the country's housing stock, is updated. The purpose of the study was to identify problematic aspects,
T. Vasyltsiv, O. Rudkovsky
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Housing, income support and mental health: Points of disconnection
Health Research Policy and Systems, 2007 There exists a disconnection between evolving policies in the policy arenas of mental health, housing, and income support in Canada. One of the complexities associated with analysing the intersection of these policies is that federal, provincial, and ...
Csiernik Rick +5 more
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Japan Architectural Review, 2021 This policy review article focuses on the transition of the public housing policies in Japan, particularly the policies regarding elderly low‐income residents.
Hongwei Hsiao
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Buildings, 2023 The housing problem of young people is one of the manifestations of the imbalanced and insufficient development of China’s housing market. Solving housing issues for young people and improving their living conditions is of great significance for ...
Yidong Wu +5 more
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Preventive Medicine Reports, 2018 This paper investigates the impacts of smoke-free housing policies on compliance, enforcement and smoking behavior. From 2012 to 2014, we studied two affordable housing providers in Canada with comprehensive smoke-free policies: Waterloo Regional Housing
Pamela Kaufman +4 more
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CHALLENGES TO INCREMENTAL HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN IBADAN MUNICIPALITY [PDF]
Analele Universităţii din Oradea: Seria Geografie, 2019 Incremental housing despite been the major form of housing development for the low and middle income class, has suffered neglect on the path of housing policy makers in most developing countries.
Gideon Oluwaseyi ADEYENI +3 more
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Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work, 2016 This article presents an overview of the development of supported housing and housing support for the psychiatrically disabled in Sweden as well as a short résumé of the major policies, reforms and agencies that have influenced this development, in particular the Mental Health Care reform of 1995 and the National Agency for the Co-ordination of ...
David Brunt, Lena Tibblin
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Palliative Care and Social Practice, 2022 Background: Access to affordable, appropriate housing is one of the key social determinants of health, affecting well-being across the lifecourse. However, beyond a recognition that housing quality is linked to place of death, little is known about the ...
Lorraine Hansford +2 more
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