Publications
Our publications focus on the latest policy topics and practical advice that you need to do your job. CIH members can access all our publication documents for free, please ensure you are logged into the website.
CIH Northern Ireland response to the review on Anti-Social Behaviour
Anti-social behaviour can have a significant negative impact on people’s lives and local areas, and CIH supports measures that aim to tackle this in a timely way, so that problems do not escalate.
We support the introduction of positive requirements, which presents a proactive approach to addressing the root causes of ASB.
CIH response to the Future Homes Standard technical consultation
Read our latest response to the government on the Future Homes Standard and options that members have consulted on.
CIH submission to Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities’ consultation on Awaab’s Law
Read our submission response to DLUHC on the detail behind Awaab's Law collated with the support of members.
Rapid Rehousing Transition Plans: Improving access to the private rented sector
This joint research with Fife Council looks at the barriers people face accessing the private rented sector and how to make it an attractive, viable option for those experiencing homelessness.
What you need to know about the Welsh Government’s final budget 2024-2025
This member-exclusive briefing sets out the key funding allocations in Welsh Government's final budget 2024/25 - A Budget to Protect the Services which Matter Most to You.
CIH submission to the All Party Parliamentary Group inquiry on the regeneration of outdated sheltered housing
CIH's submission to the APPG discussing sheltered and independent living housing.
Chartered Institute of Housing response to the Building Safety Levy: second consultation
CIH responds to the second consultation on the Building Safety Levy, find out what detail is in our response to government.
What you need to know about net-zero and fuel poverty in Scotland
This new CIH member briefing gives an update on key milestones for net-zero and fuel poverty in Scotland.
What you need to know about the Awaab's Law consultation
Discover more about the seven proposals outlined in the consultation which will apply to the social rented sector.
What you need to know about the proposed Competence and Conduct Standard for social housing
Discover the full detail of the new proposed Standards, which include an enhanced code of conduct and qualification requirements.
Sector Snapshot: Qualifications in Wales
Explore CIH Cymru research to establish the current qualification make-up of relevant housing managers and highlight the level of skill and knowledge that already exists here in Wales.
This report sets out some of the key trends in the responses we received from across the sector.
Ciplun o'r Sector: Cymwysteraw yng Nghymru
Archwiliwch ymchwil CIH Cymru i sefydlu cyfansoddiad cymwysterau cyfredol rheolwyr tai perthnasol ac amlygu lefel y sgil a'r wybodaeth sydd eisoes yn bodoli yma yng Nghymru.
Mae'r adroddiad hwn yn disgrifio rhai o'r prif dueddiadau yn yr ymatebion a dderbyniom
Scottish housing 2024: what the sector wants
In 2023 we asked CIH Scotland members what they would like to see in the upcoming Housing Bill - this paper summarises what you've told us needs to be prioritised.
CIH Cymru: A five point plan for housing
CIH Cymru outline how we can work together to ensure everyone in Wales can access a suitable, safe, and affordable home
At CIH Cymru, we believe housing should be a foundational mission for government. Putting housing first will help deliver an equitable Wales where everyone has enough money to live. A Wales where everyone can afford the essentials and where child poverty is eradicated. A Wales where everyone can access a safe, affordable and sustainable home. This paper outlines how we feel this can be achieved.
Cynllun pum pwynt ar gyfer tai yng Nygymru
Sicrhau y gal pawb gael mynediad at gartref addas, diogel a fforddiadwy.
Bydd ymgorffori’r hawl i gartref digonol nid yn unig yn sicrhau bod unigolion yn gallu cael mynediad i gartref diogel, addas a fforddiadwy, bydd hefyd yn sicrhau bod mwy o arian ar gael i fuddsoddi yn ein gwasanaethau cyhoeddus, gan wella ein rhagolygon ariannol ac ansawdd bywyd am genedlaethau i ddod.
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