영국 공공임대주택 관리의 임차인 참여 지원제도에 관한 연구

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the tenant participation policy of the public housing in U.K. Since the 1980s, successive British governments have sought to support the tenant management through various tenant participation programmes. This study explores the following programmes, Best Value and as a part of Best Value, Tenant Participation Compacts, Tenant Empowerment Grant and the Tenant Sounding Board for Housing.Best Value is a duty requiring councils to review all the services which they provide for local people and the wider local community, including housing, and improve them by the best means available. Best Value in Housing is a government policy whereby local authorities and housing associations are required to look at their own performance and to put in place measures that ensure their services continually to improve. As part of best value, the government introduced the Tenant Participation Compacts, which are agreements between local councils and their tenants.Tenant Empowerment Grant Programme based on Housing and Planning Act section 18, is intended to support and promote the development of greater tenant participation and to raise the quality of tenant involvement in the management of their homes. The grant programme supports the following activities; information and advice, options studies, right to manage, National Tenant* 한국도시연구소 책임연구원