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EUROHOME-IMPACT The Housing Dimensi
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Table of Contents Abstract_________
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large numbers of persons facing hou
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[1.6] The most important actors in
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Germany, Luxembourg and the UK: the
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involvement: first, through the org
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2 Background and objectives of the
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Deliverable R[4] has sought to form
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policy reform at the substantive le
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ole as that of supporting all to th
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Owner occupation is the primary pol
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of payment, disturbance of domestic
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Social housing The social housing s
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provide rent assistance to the poor
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Social tenants may purchase their h
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- The accommodation is characterise
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The summary statistics indicate tha
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Pure crowding or affordability prob
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Table 3. Any-time poverty rate vs.
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3. Housing related characteristics
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The implications of our logistic re
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Europe. Across the EU-14, 54 per ce
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close to a 0 percent reduction rate
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Effectiveness Assessing the effecti
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Transferability This dimension comp
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activities and mediation have been
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The DCCSS staff support rough sleep
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were less marginalized and deprived
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