Strategic Housing Investment Plan 2010 - Falkirk Council

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SCREENING Questions: 1. Policy Name Strategic Housing Investment Plan 2011 - 2016 Appendix 3c Equalities Impact Assessment 2010 Strategic Housing Investment Plan 2010 Equalities Impact Assessment SHIP 2010 2. What is the aim, objective or purpose of the policy? The Scottish Government allocates the resources within the affordable housing investment programme to the Council. This must be allocated by the Council to Registered Social Landlords (RSLs) to build new affordable housing units. In addition the Council also allocates its own funds to build new housing. The SHIP pulls all this together. Therefore the main purpose of the Strategic Housing Investment Plan is to illustrate how identified needs and priorities in relation to affordable housing will be tackled, with an emphasis on how projects will be delivered in practice, having regard to available resources, partnership working and development constraints. 3. Who implements the policy? Falkirk Council - Corporate and Neighbourhood services (Strategy and Development Team) and Planning, Registered Social Landlords (RSLs) with a development programme. SHIP overseen by the RSL Forum. 4. Who are the stakeholders or who is intended to benefit from the Policy and in what way (for example, staff, service users, visitors)? Falkirk Council - Corporate and Neighbourhood services Strategy and Development Team and Planning, RSLs with a development programme. Applicants on Council/RSL waiting lists. 5. What data is available to facilitate the screening of the policy? ODS (2006) Assessing the Housing Needs of Minority Ethnic Communities in Falkirk Newhaven Research (2007) Falkirk Council Affordable Housing Needs Falkirk Council (2009) Summary Local Housing Needs Assessments RSL proformas (2010) Falkirk Council (2009) Identifying the Housing Market Falkirk Council (2010) The Current Housing Market Falkirk Council (2010) Housing Need 6. Is there any evidence of higher or lower uptake or exclusion by any of the equality strands? 7./ There is no evidence.
Strategic Housing Investment Plan 2011 - 2016 Appendix 3c Equalities Impact Assessment 2010 7. Does evidence indicate there is access to services and benefits reduced or denied for some groups? There is no evidence. 8. Do particular groups face increased difficulty or indignity as a result of the Policy? There is no evidence. 9. Are there any higher complaints or lower satisfaction rates from particular groups in connection with the policy? There is no evidence. 10. Is there any evidence that the policy fails to respond to the needs of a particular group? There is no evidence. 11. Where are there gaps in data or non-availability of data which would need to be gathered in the future to ensure effective monitoring? The Equalities Impact Assessment for the SHIP 2008 indicated there was a gap in relation to who RSLs allocate their new build properties to in line with the equalities strands. Appendix 4b includes information from Paragon Housing Association and Weslo Housing Management on Race and age for new build lets for 2009-2010. Link Housing Association provided information for new build lets on gender, race, age and economic activity for 2009-2010 and information on religion, sexual orientation and disability for January-March 2010. 12. Considering all the information above, please indicate areas where a differential impact occurs or has the potential to occur. 13. Recommend for full impact assessment (Yes or No) (*) No. 14. If no, please outline reason for decision. The SHIP 2008 Equalities Impact Assessment identified data gaps, work to fill them has been outlined (question 11 and appendix 4b). (*) If yes to Q13, should automatically go to Full Impact Assessment process.
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Strategic Housing Investment Plan 2
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SHIP Maps 1. Housing Need - Provisi
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• The needs of those who have par
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1. INTRODUCTION Purpose 1.1 The pur
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2. MOVING FORWARD - THE LHS FRAMEWO
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2.12 The RSL Forum meets quarterly
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Table 1: Strategic Priorities Singl
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Housing Need and Demand Assessment
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3.20 Homeless presentations in the
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Mental Health 3.35 In terms of peop
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Affordable Housing Policy 4.5 Suppl
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Housing Land Audit 4.15 The Housing
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5. SHIP SUMMARY UPDATE 5.1 Over the
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6. RESOURCES General Background 6.1
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6.6 The remainder of this Section l
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6.11 Introducing a mix of tenure wi
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Private Finance 6.16 In addition to
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Care and Repair 6.26 The Council’
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7. NEW FUNDING MODELS & PROCUREMENT
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Sustainable Falkirk Strategy 9.4 Th
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Council New Build Programme 9.12 Th
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APPENDICES
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Appendix 1a 5 Year SHIP Template
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Summary 1 - Sub Area Delivery - uni
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Falkirk Council Strategic Housing I
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B - Denny & Bonnybridge Units % of
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F - Stenhousemuir/ Larbert & Rural
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Maps - 2010/11 Projects
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Maps - Shadow SHIP Maps
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Sub Area Maps
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