Measuring Housing Outcomes: From Subjective Wellbeing to Complex Intervention Evaluation
Introduction Housing policy increasingly relies on evidence to guide decisions about where, how, and for whom to provide accommodation. Measurement and evaluation are therefore central to ensuring that housing interventions achieve their intended goals, whether those are to reduce homelessness, improve health, or enhance community wellbeing. The literature offers a range of approaches—from process metrics …
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