フィンランドにおけるホームレス政策の展開に関する考察 : OECD諸国におけるホームレス政策に関する研究(その3)

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The paper attempts to describe the situation of the homelessness in Finland, and to analyse how the Finnish government and other stakeholders have attempted to reduce the homeless population. Finland successfully reduced the homeless population between the late 1980s and mid 1990s with a massive provision of social housing, as well as the announcement of a quantified policy target in terms of homeless population. A similar strategy was also adopted in recent years. Another characteristics of Finnish homeless policy is that full attention has been paid to not segregating homeless population. There seems to be some lessons that other countries could learn from such Finnish experience.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2006-03-30