EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - Social housing pathways by policy co-design: opportunities for

Table 1: Levels, aims and implementation methods of tenant participation (Redmond and Norris 2007: 189) Levels of tenant participation Aims Typical methods and structures Information Information is provided to tenants on Newsletters; meetings; leaflets; tenant the housing service and the receipt of handbooks. [...] What are the policy and practice implications of the research findings and how can these be actively developed within Australian social housing and housing assistance systems? The project has been undertaken using a mixed method approach: Conceptualisation and international and national review The field of participatory policy-design methodologies is growing rapidly in response to recognising the. [...] The project includes a review of main approaches in participatory and co-design methods, and how these align with components of social housing and housing assistance, including but not limited to design, delivery, assessment and innovation. [...] For current social housing tenants and low and very low-income households with a range of demographic and identified eligibility characteristics, the analysis is designed around the key areas of housing aspirations outcomes, support, and assistance needed to attain these outcomes, and access to such supports, including impacts of support gaps: • current, short and longer term housing aspirations (. [...] Policy and practice workshop Focusing on policy implications of the research, an online workshop was conducted in which preliminary findings of the research were presented to key policy and practice stakeholders, to support identification of actionable policy and practice development implications of the research.