28 jun 2017 ano - Social housing valuation report

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The baseline 2015 Social Housing Valuation (SHV) report on the social housing system provided a benchmark which could be used to track progress and measure how effective new initiatives, policy and projects had been at helping those most in need. The valuation reflected people who were in a social house or on the social housing register (waiting list) from July 2014 to June 2015.
The projected lifetime cost of adults in social housing was $16.4 billion. About 85 percent of this cost reflected future income-related rent subsidy payments for tenants in social housing. Those in social housing were expected, on average, to spend 17 years in social housing.
Other key findings of the valuation included:
• people receiving Jobseeker Support (Unemployment Benefit) or Sole Parent Support were around 70 times more likely to apply for social housing than those not receiving social security benefits in the past five years;
• Pacific people were seven times more likely to be in social housing and Mäori were five times more likely compared to other ethnicities; and
• Auckland was 35 percent of the population but represented 61 percent of the total liability. The average household liability was 80 percent higher than the rest of New Zealand.

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

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