Enabling and learning from the community-led housing sector
支持社区主导的住房部门并向其学习
基本信息
- 批准号:ES/Y008138/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 13.92万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Fellowship
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
This fellowship will allow the findings of my PhD research into the factors that support community-led housing growth to be disseminated to a range of audiences in policy, practice and academia. It will also contribute to my development as an academic researcher and lead to further research activity concerning sustainability in the built environment. Community-led housing offers a radical rethink of how housing development is undertaken. The sector offers new ideas for housing development which could offer solutions to some major contemporary housing challenges including; affordability, social cohesion and environmental sustainability, while facilitating greater community control over planning and development processes. In the context of housing crises affecting communities across the world to which bold solutions are necessary, community-led housing approaches aim to restructure the processes of housing development in order to serve the interests of the local population. My research seeks to understand how community-led housing approaches can be best supported, including through organisations which provide advice and support at the local level, known as enabling hubs. During this fellowship I will engage with stakeholders both in the UK and internationally through workshops and written outputs which summarise the findings of my existing research. I will also produce two academic journal articles based on my existing research. Furthermore, I will undertake activity which will act as bridge from this existing research towards further research activity with the community-led housing sector focused on the role of the community-led projects in net-zero, responding to the nature crisis and climate adaptation. This additional research project will support the development of a project proposal for a larger project considering the role of community in adapting the built environment to meet contemporary environmental challenges. The fellowship will also support my development as an academic engaged in policy relevant housing and planning research. I will utilise the opportunity to develop research networks both within the UK and across Europe through disseminating my research work at conferences and through an Overseas Institutional Visit to the UNESCO Housing Chair at of Rovira i Virgili University (Tarragona, Spain). I will also undertake further training which will enable me to better communicate with policy audiences.
该奖学金将使我的博士研究成果成为支持社区主导的住房增长的因素,传播给政策,实践和学术界的一系列受众。这也将有助于我作为一个学术研究人员的发展,并导致进一步的研究活动,有关建筑环境的可持续性。社区主导的住房提供了对如何进行住房开发的彻底反思。该部门为住房发展提供了新的思路,可以为当代一些主要的住房挑战提供解决方案,包括:负担能力,社会凝聚力和环境可持续性,同时促进社区对规划和发展进程的更大控制。在住房危机影响到世界各地的社区,需要采取大胆的解决办法的情况下,社区主导的住房办法旨在调整住房发展进程,以服务于当地居民的利益。我的研究旨在了解社区主导的住房方法如何得到最好的支持,包括通过在地方一级提供建议和支持的组织,称为使能中心。在此期间,我将与利益相关者在英国和国际上通过研讨会和书面产出,总结了我现有的研究结果。我还将根据我现有的研究撰写两篇学术期刊文章。此外,我将开展活动,作为现有研究的桥梁,与社区主导的住房部门开展进一步的研究活动,重点关注社区主导的项目在净零中的作用,应对自然危机和气候适应。这一额外的研究项目将支持为一个更大的项目制定项目提案,考虑社区在改造建筑环境以应对当代环境挑战方面的作用。该奖学金也将支持我作为一个从事政策相关的住房和规划研究的学者的发展。我将利用这个机会,通过在会议上传播我的研究工作,并通过对Rovira i Zelili大学(塔拉戈纳,西班牙)教科文组织住房教席的海外机构访问,在英国和整个欧洲发展研究网络。我还将接受进一步培训,使我能够更好地与政策受众沟通。
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Evaluation of a scheme to enhance palliative cancer care in rural Wales
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