Developing paradigms and discourses to establish more appropriate evaluation frameworks and indicators for housing programs

Roz Walker; John Ballard; Cheryle Taylor

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Developing paradigms and discourses to establish more appropriate evaluation frameworks and indicators for housing programs

27 Feb 2003

Roz Walker,

John Ballard,

Cheryle Taylor

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute

Housing Australia

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This report presents the key findings and research outcomes of an investigation of the adequacy and appropriateness of existing evaluation methods and indicators used by government and community organisations in assessing Indigenous housing programs and interventions.

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1920758046

Copyright:

AHURI 2003

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open

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27 Feb 2003

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