The paper shower a reasoning about how the new national programme on social housing can be implemented in connection with regional and local policies. In this light the role of evaluation is examined, to show which kind of approach can be referred to each dimension, context and level. After a general introduction explaining the main aspects of the National Housing Plan, is shown an example of integrate assessment of rent market and difficulty in housing access, obtained by a scaling that profile some Italian metropolitan reality. Some methods are depicted to show that at the decision and evaluation of priority should be integrate with reasoning about the implementation of possible local development policies and plans, used as tool for housing policies, by depicting geographical communality that identify hot spots of housing difficulty, accompanied by social disadvantage. All this example are aiming to demonstrate that only a integrate, collaborative multilevel institutional approach, supported by appropriate evaluation can succeed in improving supply and quality of housing stock.
Estimates of Housing Costs and Housing Difficulties: an Application on Italian Metropolitan Areas
PERCHINUNNO, Paola;
2013-01-01
Abstract
The paper shower a reasoning about how the new national programme on social housing can be implemented in connection with regional and local policies. In this light the role of evaluation is examined, to show which kind of approach can be referred to each dimension, context and level. After a general introduction explaining the main aspects of the National Housing Plan, is shown an example of integrate assessment of rent market and difficulty in housing access, obtained by a scaling that profile some Italian metropolitan reality. Some methods are depicted to show that at the decision and evaluation of priority should be integrate with reasoning about the implementation of possible local development policies and plans, used as tool for housing policies, by depicting geographical communality that identify hot spots of housing difficulty, accompanied by social disadvantage. All this example are aiming to demonstrate that only a integrate, collaborative multilevel institutional approach, supported by appropriate evaluation can succeed in improving supply and quality of housing stock.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
