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The National Housing ��������� Program (NHRP) is an annual, nationally competitive research program funded by the Australian and all state/territory governments and managed by AHURI. ��������� through the NHRP is undertaken by our network of partner universities from around Australia.

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AHURI’s Policy Development ��������� Model facilitates engagement between the research and policy communities. Policy development research integrates the traditionally separate processes of evidence building and policy development into one set of practices. The Model demands a high degree of collaboration within and between the policy and research communities.

This collaboration occurs through specialised AHURI-developed research vehicles that integrate research and policy engagement. These vehicles include ���������Inquiries, First Nations housing research projects, Investigative Panels, and ��������� Projects, which are established to address identified policy research priorities.

Applications for research funding are only open to AHURI’s ��������� Partner universities. All applications are assessed on merit by a panel of policy makers and independent academics.

For further information, refer to the NHRP ��������� Agenda published during the annual NHRP Funding Round.

��������� agenda

���������releases an annual ��������� Agenda which sets out the NHRP’s priorities for housing and homelessness research. The agenda is developed through consultation with Australian Government agencies, state and territory government agencies, ��������� Centre Directors and the ���������Board.

The topics identified in the Agenda have direct relevance to policy development priorities and call for research to inform policy reforms and practice innovation.