The homes and communities investment evidence collaboration
家庭和社区投资证据合作
基本信息
- 批准号:ES/J010391/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 0.84万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2012 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The aim of the homes and communities investment evidence collaboration is to embed up to date and authoritative research in the HCA's investment decision-making. The HCA was established in 2008 as the national housing and regeneration investment agency for England. Over the period 2011-2015 it has a total budget of £8bn to spend to promote economic growth and to deliver high quality affordable housing. The HCA works with local authorities, housing associations and other partners, to provide investment for new affordable housing, to improve existing social housing and to redevelop land. Through its enabling role, HCA staff provide skills and experience to local partners. At a critical time for its work, the HCA would like to form a small, highly targeted partnership with a group of key housing researchers at the London School of Economics and the Centre for Housing Policy (CHP) at the University of York.This proposal has been developed by Dr Rebecca Tunstall (LSE), in co-ordination with Jim Bennett, Head of Corporate Strategy and Kurshida Mirza, Strategy Manager at the HCA. They have worked together on a series of successful conventional research projects. The HCA would now like to develop this relationship to promote more intensive knowledge exchange between academics and key decision-making staff. These will include staff from HCA's six localities across England, and some staff from two of the HCA's partner organisations: its sponsoring department, the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG), and the national representatives of its key local partners, the Local Government Group (LGG). The collaboration will be established through a series of three intensive, tailored workshops for about 20 key decision-making staff from the HCA, DCLG and LGG, involving detailed and interactive presentation of the current evidence base on topics selected by participants, and exploration of the implications of evidence for forthcoming decisions. The workshops are intended to be immediately applicable during the year of the collaboration. They will also build individual and organisational capacity, and form the basis for what is hoped will be an ongoing self-sustaining informal network of practioners and researcher members. The collaboration aims to:-Enable the HCA, DCLG and the LGG to learn from academic researchers to enhance the delivery of Government's housing and regeneration priorities; -Bridge the gap between academic research, policy and operational delivery and practice;-Allow researchers to engage with policy makers, to learn more about their research needs, and how research can be made most useful for application in policy.This proposal offers the potential for research to influence directly very substantial and long-lasting public investments by the HCA and partners in affordable housing and regeneration across England over 2012 and subsequent years, through a comparatively small budget. The HCA feel there is currently a gap in bringing academic researchers and operational delivery partners together to inform and influence both delivery and ongoing and future research.
家庭和社区投资证据合作的目的是在HCA的投资决策中嵌入最新和权威的研究。HCA成立于2008年,是英格兰国家住房和再生投资机构。在2011-2015年期间,它的总预算为80亿英镑,用于促进经济增长和提供高质量的经济适用房。HCA与地方当局、住房协会和其他合作伙伴合作,为新的负担得起的住房提供投资,改善现有的社会住房,并重新开发土地。HCA的工作人员通过其扶持作用,为当地合作伙伴提供技能和经验。在工作的关键时刻,HCA希望与伦敦经济学院和约克大学住房政策中心(CHP)的一组关键住房研究人员建立一个小型的、高度针对性的伙伴关系。该建议由Rebecca通斯托尔博士(LSE)与HCA企业战略主管Jim班尼特和战略经理Kurshida Mirza协调制定。他们共同致力于一系列成功的传统研究项目。HCA现在希望发展这种关系,以促进学术界和关键决策人员之间更深入的知识交流。这些将包括来自HCA在英格兰的六个地方的工作人员,以及来自HCA的两个合作伙伴组织的一些工作人员:其赞助部门,社区和地方政府部(DCLG),以及其主要地方合作伙伴的国家代表,地方政府集团(LGG)。合作将通过为来自HCA,DCLG和LGG的约20名关键决策人员举办的三个密集,量身定制的系列研讨会建立,其中包括详细和互动地介绍参与者选择的主题的现有证据基础,并探索证据对未来决策的影响。这些讲习班打算在合作年内立即适用。他们还将建立个人和组织的能力,并形成什么是希望将是一个持续的自我维持的从业者和研究人员的非正式网络的基础。合作的目的是:-使HCA、DCLG和LGG能够向学术研究人员学习,以加强政府住房和重建优先事项的交付; -弥合学术研究、政策和业务交付与实践之间的差距;- 让研究人员与决策者接触,更多地了解他们的研究需求,以及如何使研究对政策应用最有用。这项建议提供了研究直接影响非常实质性和HCA和合作伙伴在2012年及随后几年通过相对较小的预算在英格兰各地对经济适用房和再生进行长期公共投资。HCA认为,目前在将学术研究人员和业务交付合作伙伴聚集在一起以告知和影响交付以及正在进行和未来的研究方面存在差距。
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Rebecca Tunstall其他文献
Meeting housing needs within planetary boundaries: A UK case study
在行星边界内满足住房需求:英国案例研究
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10.1016/j.ecolecon.2024.108510 - 发表时间:
2025-04-01 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:6.300
- 作者:
Stefan Horn;Ian Gough;Charlotte Rogers;Rebecca Tunstall - 通讯作者:
Rebecca Tunstall
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