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NEW TIMES, NEW BUSINESSES
Futures for community & social housing providers
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HOW IT GOT STARTED ESRC funding proposal to gather, analyse 10
years of CHR work and apply lessons to current issues
Involve social housing providers to get their insight into the work that has been done in different countries and the issues they face today
To use this knowledge to develop new governance models and new business lines
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Why this project now?
Crisis or change opportunity Understand how providers can change
and adapt to meet new demand A desire for the Centre to take on projects
that will engage the housing sector The effects of the recent financial crisis on capital funding for
housing requires an investigation of new financial models The desire of large international housing providers to engage
with each other and academia to regroup and find new ways to do business through learning from each other’s experience and knowledge
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Project Design ElementsKnowledge Exchange & MobilisationCo-investigationsCo-authoringInternationalTest change readinessRenew SH profile Tele-Communications
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PARTNERSPlaces for PeoplePowerHousing AustraliaGlasgow Housing AssociationSocial Housing Services CorporationHousing Choices AustraliaHusbankenCHR, University of St Andrews
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4 priority areas identified through partner interviews become research themes
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1. Wider Impacts of Housing (and related) Investment on Outcomes for Neighbourhoods and City Economies
2. The Changing Context: New Roles, New Clients, New Policy Contexts
3. Finance and Regulation
4. Key Developments in Management and Governance
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Wider Impacts of Housing (and related) Investment on Outcomes for Neighbourhoods and City Economies: the wider roles and benefits of housing actions (Tony O’Sullivan)
Residualisation: Examine the threat to community building approach brought about by increased targeting to needy & vulnerable households
Place: Role of housing in neighbourhood change Role of housing in economic recovery Communicating wider effects to develop wider policy
and public support and acceptance of housing developments
Understand and communicate how housing shapes individual success Review evidence of wider impact of housing on environment, health,
communities etc. Examine how housing builds and supports local economies
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History, roles and structures of social housing sector; key influencing points, roles of various governments & government agencies; different approaches & patterns of needs
The Changing Context: New Roles, New Clients, New Policy Contexts, Changing economic and demographic contexts, innovations and changing tastes (Beverley Searle)
Investment patterns since 2000, shifts in funding arrangements Assess founding visions & how they limit current activity; identify
processes for change Examine housing choices for young people & new demographics of
ageing and longevity Potential to increase outcomes, in economic development, labour
mobility, health, education, decreased carbon How is R&D structured? Can it be improved? Identify new roles to serve new realities
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Finance and Regulation, the purposes and limits of regulation, where money for renewal and new construction will come from as government investment falls and how assets may be used differently. (Duncan Maclennan)
Identifying pros and cons of different ‘in principle’ approaches to subsidy and differences over last three years
Understanding roles of income support for clients Responding to competitive resource allocation processes Current patterns of financing for key forms of development Asset management approaches and policy limits on asset
shifts (disposals, acquisitions etc) Financing stock transfers; public and private concerns Identify new financing opportunities as capital and operating
subsidies are reduced and/or withdrawn
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Different approaches to regulation, in principle and practise Regulation approaches and responsibilities in different
countries Financial and other dimensions of regulation Regulation changes required in light of changing roles,
finances and structures
Finance and Regulation – cont.Potential roles for external equity capitalMaximising internal leverage Financial roles in response to credit and mortgage rationing for clients
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Assess preparedness of organisations & policy systems for change Develop models and opportunities created by change Consider successful stock transfer processes Examine amalgamation & partnerships to improve value for money Challenge geographic and service boundaries Investigate non-profit landlords as managers of subsidiary companies Examine benefit of non-profits working with private homebuilders to deliver
mixed-tenure neighbourhoods Examine implications for staffing and governance of new business models
Key Developments in Management and Governance what kinds of organisations are needed to best deliver emerging policy and market priorities, and what will shape innovative and efficiency capacities (Tony McLaughlin)
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WORKPLAN PHASE 1Partners are interviewed Agreements are drafted and circulatedFunding is secured
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A discussion paper on the thematic areas for research is completed and circulated to partners
A management group is established
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Literature reviews are undertaken in each theme area to capture work done to date
Investigation outlines are completed A webinar ‘Linking housing policy to successful cities’
is held, led by CHR
WORKPLAN PHASE 21st partner meeting is heldAreas for research are finalisedResearch teams are put in place, each with a research coordinator
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Management group gives overall direction 2 webinars are held A communication strategy is developed and
discussed
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WORKPLAN PHASE 3
Ideas are discussed, papers are draftedProgress is monitored by partner conference calls
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Workgroups discuss & finalise papers A set of papers is completed An event for broader audience may be held Papers are prepared for publishing Communication strategy for all partners is developed &
implemented
NEW TIMES, NEW BUSINESSWORKPLAN PHASE 4 Partners meet and work together in St
Andrews Each workgroup gives a seminar
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A productive way of combining knowledge and experience to create greater outcomes
NEW TIMES, NEW BUSINESSES What do we hope to achieve?
Connecting housing to outside expertise A network to support and accelerate the changes
that are needed for SH provider survival Different models for social housing enterprise A continuing partnership between academia and
housing practitioners A role for CHR in that partnership