Can tenant incentive schemes improve housing management outcomes?

Keith Jacobs; Tim Seelig; Hazel Easthope; Michele Slatter

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Can tenant incentive schemes improve housing management outcomes?

13 Oct 2005

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute

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The small scale tenant incentive schemes existing in Australia are perceived by housing managers and tenants to contribute to improvements in service delivery, organisational culture and staff and tenant satisfaction report Keith Jacobs, Tim Seelig, Hazel Easthope and Michele Slatter.

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited 2005

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