1 juill. 2014 - Maori Housing Strategy - launched

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The Māori Housing Strategy – He Whare Āhuru He Oranga Tāngata reflected the Government’s desire for a long-term strategy to improve Māori housing and respond to the housing aspirations of whānau, hapū and iwi. The Strategy addressed the recommendations in a 2011 report from the Controller and Auditor-General: Government Planning and Support for Housing on Māori land and the New Zealand Productivity Commission’s 2012 report on its Housing Affordability Inquiry.
The Strategy set out six directions to improve Māori housing over the period 2014 to 2025. The first three directions set out the opportunities open to Māori and their whānau to improve their housing situation. The remaining three directions set out the opportunities for Māori organisations to create more housing choices for Māori. The six directions were:
• Direction 1: Ensure the most vulnerable Māori have secure tenure, and access to safe, quality housing with integrated support services;
• Direction 2: Improve the quality of housing for Māori communities;
• Direction 3: Support Māori and their whānau to transition to preferred housing choices;
• Direction 4: Increase the amount of social housing provided by Māori organisations;
• Direction 5: Increase housing on Māori owned land; and
• Direction 6: Increase large scale housing developments involving Māori organisations.


Source: https://www.msd.govt.nz/about-msd-and-our-work/about-msd/history/social-assistance-chronology-programme-history.html

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