FREE pdf publication about the current Irish housing policy, its effect on community, and the urgent need for change.
This document has been produced with
the intention of:
1. Highlighting what Tenants First
views to be a short-sighted approach
to housing - motivated more by the
personal gain 'of developers' than by
the social need of 'those in poverty'.
2. Demonstrating the negative effects of
this for individuals and communities,
as well as for Irish society in general -
to the extent that current housing policy
can be shown to be wasteful of public
resources, and an effective transfer of
these resources from the most to the
least in need.
3. Make proposals on the need for a
different approach - as the basis for
mobilising public opinion and engaging
with political parties to effect change.
HousingforNeed.pdf (1.2 mb)
In Regeneration public good or private profit, Dr. John Bissett takes the lid off regeneration, PPP, state policy, developers antics and highly paid state officials failure to deliver regeneration. Exposing the mechanics of PPP as a model, naming the deliberate exclusion of a community, and telling the story behind decisions and actions. This book exposes past, present and future regeneration projects and PPP ventures. It documents the trials and triumphs of the regeneration process at St Michael's Estate, Inchicore, Dublin, Ireland from the community perspective. This is a must read for 'people being regenerated', state officials, academics, developers, community workers, politicians, students and anyone with an interest in social justice. Everyone should read the truth behind Regeneration and PPP.
A community vision for the regeneration of St. Michael's Estate. From the campaign to save the 2002 moving ahead plan, the 1st stages of which were completed (Emmet Crescent & Bulfin Court) then halted and rejected by the dept of environment in favour of PPP.
FREE CHAPTER:A Tenants First Publication about making the right decision about urban regeneration. by Tenants First for tenants and community groups. It is based on experiences in local areas already "up for regeneration". Our aim is to ensure that local authority tenants are empowered to make a clear and rational decision about the future of their own areas. That means to begin with making a decision about whether to say yes or no to the regenerationdegeneration agenda.
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Chapter 9 available FREE on our website, a sample chapter of John Bisset's 'Regeneration' book.
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