Business model innovation and scalability in hybrid affordable housing organisations: empirical insights and conceptual reflections from Melbourne, Australia

Raynor, Katrina; Coenen, Lars

doi:10.1007/s10901-021-09836-x

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“…Despite the contributions made to housing provision by private developers, it is clear that many developing countries are unable to fully rely on market-driven strategies as a result of issues like affordability gaps and unequal access to housing. This underscores the imperative for heightened governmental participation, particularly in the context of low-income housing provision, as substantiated by research highlighting the critical role of government interventions in addressing housing disparities (Raynor & Coenen, 2022). Scholarly investigations, as illustrated by UNbel's (2007) research in South Africa, reveal diverse obstacles that hinder the achievement of sustainable housing, including but not limited to economic constraints, regulatory challenges, and social inequalities.…”

Section: The Interplay Between Land Tenure Policies and Housing Provi...mentioning

confidence: 94%

“…Current scholarly works underscore the importance of hybrid governance in cultivating innovation in business models and enhancing scalability within affordable housing entities. Raynor and Coenen (2022) highlight the role of cross-sectoral partnerships in facilitating the delivery of affordable housing, particularly under the constraints of fiscal austerity and escalating housing prices. Comprehensive knowledge of governance structures, target demographics, and institutional frameworks is essential for the expansion of housing projects and the fulfilment of residents' needs.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The Role of Inclusionary Hybrid Governance in Housing Delivery in Jos

Uyi,

Tifwa

2024

AJESRE

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Housing is a critical element of socioeconomic welfare, significantly influencing life quality and community interactions. In cities like Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, the provision of housing is fraught with challenges due to the complex interaction between formal and informal governance structures. This study investigates the effects of hybrid governance on housing allocation in Jos, aiming to elucidate the intricate connections between governance models and housing distribution methods. An analysis of the formal and informal institutions that oversee land ownership and housing rules reveals that the divergent practices of these systems impede efficient housing provision, resulting in conflicts, poor living conditions, and restricted access to vital services. The study proposes a hybrid governance model that integrates formal regulatory agencies and informal community representatives to address these challenges. Encouraging cooperation and coordination among these groups can enable urban planners to promote the development of quality, affordable housing, thus alleviating the housing shortage and enhancing the city's habitability. This research offers significant insights for policymakers, urban planners, and housing policy stakeholders in Jos and similar settings, emphasising the necessity of inclusive governance strategies to achieve sustainable housing solutions.

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confidence: 94%

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The Role of Inclusionary Hybrid Governance in Housing Delivery in Jos

Uyi,

Tifwa

2024

AJESRE

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“…Normativity and scalability are studied by Bertsimas and Cory-Wright (2022) [16] as well as Raynor and Lars (2022) [17] and are closely related to the determined size of a new project subject to the constraints imposed by norms and rules, which can guarantee the technical, social, economic, and environmental needs, and thus contributions are made with solutions to the problem of investment portfolio selection.…”

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Similarities and Proximity Symmetries for Decisions of Complex Valuation of Mining Resources in Anthropically Affected Areas

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After 1990, when the economic system changed in Romania, the mining industry was the most controversial field from a productive-economic point of view and subject to reforms and transformations for efficiency. Currently (2022), there are nine main mining perimeters in which the production of useful, energetic, and nonenergetic mineral substances is operational, and in others it has decreased or stopped. Still active mining areas need economic and ecological assessments to identify similarities and proximity symmetries for informed exploitation decisions and feasible complex resource utilization. The main objective of our study is to define a framework for the theoretical and practical contribution to the substantiation of decisions and expressions of interest regarding future investments in mining projects for useful and energetic and non-energetic mineral substances in Romania. Investments in the mining industry are expensive, with major risks and subunit success rates for specific geotechnological conditions. The purpose of the research is to provide the methodology for using some variables of similarities from proximity mining deposits in the stage of exploitation or post-exploitation affected by anthropogenic activity in the national geological territory through a case study of Romania. With the help of statistical scales, the research results highlight that in the exploitation and post-mining perimeters in Romania, the states of “affect” and “post-affect” anthropic, respectively, of eco-economic damage are in a maximum proportion of approximately 36% in relation to the ideal situations of no affect. For a mining investment project, knowing similar or symmetrical exploitation and post-exploitation properties and situations, and from the geological deposits in the vicinity, premises are created for optimized strategic and tactical decisions, based on reality and, above all, for the provision of expressions of interest for new investments that have a programmed, expected success rate.

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“…But it also brings some risks, such as accounting information distortion and economic crime. Therefore, the integration of audit and information technology needs to be strengthened [4].…”

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The Computer Audit for Health Affordable Housing Based on Data Mining

Li,

Yan,

Cheng

et al. 2024

Advances in Transdisciplinary Engineering

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The study aims to improve the accuracy rate of data classification under computer audit. An appropriate data mining (DM) algorithm is employed to classify affordable housing data. First, the research status of the DM algorithm and affordable housing audits is introduced, and the process of computer audit is described. Second, after analyzing the advantages and disadvantages of well-known DM algorithms, a decision tree (DT) is constructed using C4.5. In the end, C4.5 is enhanced by the interest and simplified by the Taylor series. According to the findings, the naive Bayes tree (NBTree), the classification and regression tree (CART), and C4.5 have average accuracy rates of 85.4%, 85.7%, and 85.6%, respectively. This shows that C4.5 and NBTree have an excellent effect on classifying the sample set. CART and C4.5 have a faster modeling speed, and their classification accuracy on huge data sets is better than that of NBTree. Therefore, it can be concluded that C4.5 and CART have good scalability; C4.5 has the best performance, and its ratio of rules to leaf points is higher than that of the other two algorithms; compared to the original C4.5, the enhanced C4.5 has a greater accuracy rate and a rule-to-leaf node ratio, but their modeling time is the same; the simplified C4.5 has the best performance, its classification accuracy rate is 98.7%, its modeling time is 0, and its interpretability is 1.9. This study provides a reference for the information development of affordable housing audits.

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Business model innovation and scalability in hybrid affordable housing organisations: empirical insights and conceptual reflections from Melbourne, Australia

Cited by 6 publications

References 47 publications

The Role of Inclusionary Hybrid Governance in Housing Delivery in Jos

The Role of Inclusionary Hybrid Governance in Housing Delivery in Jos

Similarities and Proximity Symmetries for Decisions of Complex Valuation of Mining Resources in Anthropically Affected Areas

The Computer Audit for Health Affordable Housing Based on Data Mining

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