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New Zealand healthy housing references

  • ASH
    Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) website
  • Asthma NZ
    Asthma and Respiratory Foundation website
  • Contact Energy Energy Saving
    helping you to save energy
  • Healthy Housing Auckland
    Auckland data on Healthy Housing
  • Lincoln University – item on housing
    New Zealand’s older houses are almost impossible to keep warm enough to maintain good health.
  • Ministry for the Environment warm homes project
    Investigation into reducing pollution effects of home heating
  • News item on Otago Health Sciences site
    Home is where … health is. Article on He Kainga Oranga/Housing and Health Research Programme
  • poster on coughing and asthma (PDF)
    Asthma NZ resource
  • Second-hand smoke
    Second-hand smoke in NZ: legislation, research, resources, health effects and media campaigns.
  • What kind of heating is best?
    Asthma and Respiratory Foundation recommendations

International healthy housing references

  • Environmental Health Watch: Healthy House
    EHW are a well-established group from Northeast Ohio, USA.
  • Healthy Housing from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation and Cullbridge
    A national initiative promoting environmental responsibility, resource and energy efficiency, occupant health, and affordability for Canadian housing.
  • NSW Health: Housing for Health
    A methodology for improving living conditions in Aboriginal communities.
  • Smoke-free Homes and Cars Program from the EPA
    US Environmental Protection Agency’s nationwide secondhand smoke and asthma outreach program
  • The Center for Healthy Housing
    A non-profit organisation in Maryland, USA.
  • The Healthy Housing Coalition
    New Mexico, USA
  • The Smokefree Action Coalition
    A group of UK organisations committed to promoting public health.
  • US Smoke Free Environments Law Project
    A range of reports and discussions about the health effects of tobacco smoking, from The Center for Social Gerontology
  • US Smoke Free Homes website
    A website providing resources, information, ideas, and opportunities for collaboration for pediatric clinicians.
  • World Health Organisation: Housing and health
    WHO/Europe addresses home safety and accidents, indoor air quality, thermal comfort and energy, residential environments and physical activity and other issues.
  • World Health Organisation: symposium proceedings
    WHO/Europe’s Housing and Health Symposium in Vilnius, Lithuania, 2004. This site contains papers from the Healthy Housing/He Kianga Oranga in pages 115-122 of the symposium proceedings (available as PDF).

General links

  • ACC
    The Accident Compensation Corporation
  • BRANZ
    The Building Research Institute of New Zealand
  • Capital and Coast District Health Board
  • Christchurch City Council
  • Contact Energy
  • CRESA – Centre for Research Evaluation and Social Assessment
  • CRESA – Building Attachment Programme Overview
  • EECA – The Energy Efficiency Conservation Authority
  • Environment Canterbury
  • Housing New Zealand Corporation
  • HRC – the Health Research Council
  • Hutt City Council
  • Hutt Valley District Health Board
  • LPG Association of New Zealand
  • M-co – The Marketplace Company Ltd
    This organisation administers New Zealand’s wholesale electricity market (NZEM) and the Metering and Reconciliation Information Agreement (MARIA).
  • Maarama Consulting Ltd
  • Ministry for the Environment
  • Ministry of Health
  • Opotiki Trade Training
  • Orion
  • Solid Energy
  • Te Puni Kokiri
    The Ministry for Maori Development’s Taranaki office is the Insulation and Mould study’s community partner for the Taranaki region.
  • The Health Research Council
  • WARG
    The Wellington Asthma Research Group.
  • Wellington School of Architecture and Design
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The Housing and Health Research Programme is carried out by staff and collaborators at the University of Otago, Wellington, New Zealand.