Home Research National Housing Research Program National Housing Research Program The National Housing Research Program (NHRP) is Australia’s premier mechanism for funding, publishing and disseminating housing and homelessness research. The annual, nationally competitive research program is managed by AHURI with funding from the Australian and all state/territory governments. Research through the NHRP is undertaken by our network of partner universities from around Australia. Over more than 25 years, the NHRP has been building an evidence-base of practical research to support housing and homelessness policy development. To date, it has funded more than 450 research projects and policy-oriented, high quality publications. The NHRP invests in a range of activities including: peer-reviewed research research capacity building research dissemination engagement between the research and policy communities. Learn more about the NHRP below. Information for Research Partners VIEW HERE Published research NHRP research is published in the AHURI Final Report series, a peer-reviewed journal that has ranked in the top quartile of urban studies and development publications globally. Browse our research library. Research in progress Explore our current research projects, examining a range of contemporary housing and homelessness policy questions. View our current projects Research approach and agenda The annual NHRP Research Agenda is carried out through specialised AHURI-developed research vehicles that integrate research and policy engagement. Discover our research approach and agenda Research partners AHURI’s strong and collaborative research network delivers the rigorous, independent research that policymakers, industry and communities rely on. Meet our research partners Research capacity building Our research capacity building measures are designed to assist students and academics in their studies and build depth in housing and homelessness research. See our current scholars
