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Event

Seminar: Housing & health research into policy, Homelessness & health recent findings

Seminar
We held a seminar as an opportunity for policy makers to meet us, hear about our research and discuss how we can work together to facilitate the translation of policy into practice. Watch the video.

Publication or Resource

Howden-Chapman, P.
Gatzweiler, F. Cooper, R. Luginaah, I.
Cities Under COVID-19: A Systems Perspective.
Springer Nature & Zhejiang University Press.
Grimes, A.
Smith, C.
O’Sullivan, K.
Howden-Chapman, P.
Le Gros, L.
Dohig, R.
Micro-geography and public housing tenant wellbeing
Motu Working Paper 23-08. Motu Economic and Public Policy Research. Wellington, New Zealand.
Climate issues and the 2023 Election: Is Aotearoa heading in a sustainable direction?
Carbon News,
30 August 2023
Shaw, C. Fitt, H. Wild, K.
Woodward, A.
Curl, A. MacMillan, A.
Where do the parties stand? A low carbon, healthy transport system
Public Health Communication Centre, The Briefing
29 August 2023.
Viggers, H.
Keall, M.
Wickens, K.
Howden-Chapman, P.
Ingham, T.
Davies, C.
Crane, J.
Effect of an electricity voucher on electricity use.
Energy Policy,
134, 110985
Viggers, H.
Six ways to help fix energy hardship in New Zealand.
Policy Quarterly,
17, 4.

News

RNZ interview with Paul Gilberd - wellbeing high amongst public housing tenants

Interview

The CEO of Community Housing Aotearoa, Paul Gilberd, is interviewed on RNZ by Wallace Chapman about the recent research from the Public Housing and Urban Regeneration: Maximising Wellbeing Research

Wellbeing high amongst public housing tenants

Media release
New research just released by Motu Research and NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities finds that public housing tenants have higher levels of wellbeing than do private sector tenants.

Budget 2023 goes a long way to improving housing and wellbeing

Media release
Professor Philippa Howden-Chapman comments on key announcements in the recent 2023 Budget which have implications for housing and public health. These include new public housing, extending the Warmer Kiwi Homes’ Programme, and investment in infrastructure. The Professor outlines where and how these initiatives will help housing in Aotearoa New Zealand
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