Mapping of the Swedish housing policy instruments influencing or targeting young adults (2010-2022)
https://doi.org/10.5878/1yx0-hx90
The data is a list of legal policy instruments related to housing policy which impacts or directly targets young adults in Sweden for the years 2010 to 2022. The file contains individual policy instruments classified by types, legal reference, data enacted (and end date if relevant), deciding authority, target group, whether the legislation directly targets or affects young adults, students, and young immigrants, whether it focuses on supply or demand, the tenure form targeted, whether the legislation is implemented at the national or local level, what is the instrument's aim, whether that aimed was achieved and sources for this evaluation.
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Data contains personal data:
No
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Method and outcome
Method and outcome
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Policy instruments
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Data format/data structure:
Data collection - Compilation/Synthesis
Data collection - Compilation/Synthesis
Mode of collection:
Compilation/Synthesis
Time period(s) for data collection:
2010 - 2022
Source of the data:
- Registers/Records/Accounts: Legal
- Registers/Records/Accounts
Geographic coverage
Geographic coverage
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Country
Administrative information
Administrative information
Responsible department/unit:
School of Public Administration
Funding
Funding
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Award number:
2022-00019_Formas
Award title:
First housing: From Airbnb to mattresses – a literature review re young adults on the informal Swedish housing market
Funding information:
For many years active housing policies were seen as an indispensable aspect of Swedish welfare policies. The right to housing was assumed as vital for young persons’ integration on the labor market, to form a family and become economically independent. During the 1990s the policy was abandoned, and since then the Swedish housing policy is a mix of housings for capital strong groups and publicly distributed dwellings based on complex rules. Today, a situation of informal housing forms has emerged where informal settlers are students, young adults who move from their parents, and immigrants.The aim of the First Housing-project is to compile a systematic knowledge overview of young adults’ establishment on the Swedish housing market – or non-establishment, enabling informed decisions and policy development regarding the First Housing. The project starts out from two research questions:1) is earlier findings valid in the field of young adults’ establishment in the housing market confirmed regarding the role of socio-economic factors? 2) are policies at structural levels relevant for the three targeted groups enabling them to find legal contracts and begin their adult life? The questions will be answered by conducting a systematic literary review of existing research and literature. The project will be reported by a main report in Swedish, and an article in an international sci journal, including seminars and communication with concerned target groups.
