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Affordable housing asset management framework : managing government-owned real estate assets

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The Affordable Housing Asset Management Framework supports asset management and decision making for government-owned affordable housing assets. It serves as a companion document to Stronger... More ≫

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The Affordable Housing Asset Management Framework supports asset management and decision making for government-owned affordable housing assets. It serves as a companion document to Stronger Foundations: Alberta’s 10-Year Strategy to Improve and Expand Affordable Housing. The framework is intended to provide transparency and clarity to stakeholders on how the Alberta Social Housing Corporation will manage assets to achieve goals and outcomes, including criteria for asset sales, transfers, retention and investment.

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Stronger foundations : Alberta's 10-year strategy to improve and expand affordable housing : summary

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This document provided key details from the the province's full 10-year strategic plan for affordable housing, including the vision, goals, and key actions.

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Stronger foundations : Alberta's 10-year strategy to improve and expand affordable housing

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Stronger Foundations is the province’s strategic plan for affordable housing. It outlines the action needed to provide more affordable and accessible housing options for Albertans with low income.

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Final report of the Alberta Affordable Housing Review Panel

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This report provides recommendations to government on how to better support housing for Albertans in need, balancing financial sustainability with growing demand. In developing its... More ≫

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This report provides recommendations to government on how to better support housing for Albertans in need, balancing financial sustainability with growing demand. In developing its recommendations, the Affordable Housing Review Panel considered input from Albertans, the supports required for Albertans in need of housing, market trends and projections, and approaches to housing in other provinces. The government will use this report as the cornerstone of its strategy and action plan to transform affordable housing in Alberta.

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CMHC - Alberta investment in affordable housing

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Since 2011, the Government of Alberta and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation have been working together to invest in affordable housing in Alberta, to improve and increase the supply of... More ≫

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Since 2011, the Government of Alberta and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation have been working together to invest in affordable housing in Alberta, to improve and increase the supply of affordable housing in the province, and to ensure Albertans most in need have access to safe and appropriate housing options. This resource and its updates present the annual and cumulative total of households assisted the the joint initiatives.

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Vendor performance management program [Seniors and Housing]

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Describes the Vendor Performance Management Program, which supports the Government of Alberta’s strategic goal of protecting vital public services by ensuring the delivery of quality housing... More ≫

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Describes the Vendor Performance Management Program, which supports the Government of Alberta’s strategic goal of protecting vital public services by ensuring the delivery of quality housing projects on time, on budget and within scope.

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Design and technical guidelines : Alberta Social Housing Corporation

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The Design and Technical Guidelines developed by Seniors and Housing are intended as benchmarks, to outline the minimum standards required by the province when developing provincially-funded... More ≫

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The Design and Technical Guidelines developed by Seniors and Housing are intended as benchmarks, to outline the minimum standards required by the province when developing provincially-funded housing in Alberta. The guidelines serve as a tool to convey guiding design principles and technical specifications for the construction of affordable housing, and provide direction to housing management bodies, designers, project managers, developers and contractors in new construction and major renovation projects.

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Alberta Social Housing Corporation housing accommodation types : fact sheets

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These fact sheets from Alberta Seniors and Housing were developed to support the Alberta Social Housing Corporation Design and Technical Guidelines. They provide summarized information about each... More ≫

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These fact sheets from Alberta Seniors and Housing were developed to support the Alberta Social Housing Corporation Design and Technical Guidelines. They provide summarized information about each housing accommodation type, including a brief explanation of the accommodation type, its functions, and key design characteristics. Each fact sheet includes a typical functional programme table to assist in planning areas for the specific accommodation type. Also includes a general fact sheet which provides a quick overview and summary of each accommodation type.

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Indigenous housing capital program

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The Indigenous Housing Capital Program fact sheet provides an overview of the funding program as well as details on eligibility and how to apply. Groups looking to apply for funding are encouraged... More ≫

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The Indigenous Housing Capital Program fact sheet provides an overview of the funding program as well as details on eligibility and how to apply. Groups looking to apply for funding are encouraged to review the fact sheet before submitting a proposal.

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What we heard report summary : Indigenous Housing Capital Program

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The Indigenous Housing Capital Program design reflects the key findings of a province-wide listening tour conducted in 2017 with Indigenous and Indigenous-serving organizations. This summary... More ≫

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The Indigenous Housing Capital Program design reflects the key findings of a province-wide listening tour conducted in 2017 with Indigenous and Indigenous-serving organizations. This summary reflects the key findings from the listening tour.

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