TE TAPEKE FAIR FUTURES IN AOTEAROA
Royal Society Te Apārangi; ISBN (digital): 978-1-877264-48-1, ISBN (print): 978-1-877264-49-8
On this page you will find resources produced by the New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities including non-peer reviewed publications such as our books, submissions and blogs. Other useful material to which we have contributed is also listed here.
— Latest Research
- Zhang, W.Submission on Government Policy Statement on Housing and Urban Development (GPS-HUD).New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities, Wellington
- Housing that lacks basic amenities in Aotearoa New Zealand, 2018 A supplement to the 2018 Census Estimate of Severe Housing DeprivationHe Kāinga Oranga - Housing and Health Research Programme, University of Otago, Wellington
- User Perceptions of Bus Stop Bypasses: Intercept Surveys of Pedestrians and Cyclists.New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities, Wellington.
- World Health Organization (Eds.).WHO Housing and health guidelines - Recommendations to promote healthy housing for a sustainable and equitable future.World Health Organization.
The WHO Housing and health guidelines bring together the most recent evidence to provide practical recommendations to reduce the health burden due to unsafe and substandard housing.
- Submission to Ministry for the Environment on ‘Our Climate Your Say: Consultation on the Zero Carbon Bill.New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities
- Submission by the NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities to the New Zealand Productivity Commission on the draft ‘Low-emissions economy’ report (April 2018).NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities.
- Submission to the Tax Working Group on The Future of Tax.New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities
- Crisis? What Crisis? An Overview of the Fifth National Government’s Housing Policies.Stardust and Substance: The New Zealand General Election of 2017Stephen Levine (ed), Wellington, 2018, pp. 281-294
- Social Housing: Where Have We Come From.Homes People Can Afford: How To Improve Housing in New ZealandSarah Bierre, Philippa Howden-Chapman and Lisa Early, (eds), Wellington, 2013, pp. 21-32
- Homes People Can Afford: How to improve housing in New Zealand.
- Chapter Nine: More than a landlord: Realising the potential of the community housing sector.In S Bierre., P Howden-Chapman, L Early. (Eds.), Homes People Can Afford: How to Improve Housing in New Zealand.Wellington. Steele Roberts Aotearoa.
- We Call it Home: A History of State Housing in New Zealand.ISBN : 9780790009971