Housing
Reducing homelessness
Helsinki is a pioneer in reducing homelessness. Housing counselling helps to avoid evictions, which have a high financial and human cost. There is still room for improvement in the safety of emergency housing services.
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Access for elderly people from home care to 24-hour care
The access for elderly people in home care to long-term 24-hour care has improved and waiting times have been reduced. The application process may take a long time and client feedback is not collected on its functioning.
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The progress of urban renewal
Urban renewal is only just beginning, and so far relatively minor measures have been taken in the areas. However, efforts have been made to promote the objectives of urban renewal.
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The effectiveness of recommendations
Action has been taken on 94% of the recommendations from the 2021 assessment report.
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Realisation of tenant democracy within Helsingin kaupungin asunnot Oy
At Heka, residents do not have authority in all the matters required by the Act on Joint Management of Rental Buildings. On the other hand, Heka’s tenant democracy has elements not required by the legislation. The activists for residents’ rights are unsatisfied with the actual influencing opportunities the residents have.
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