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Ncl.ac.uk/curds/research/defining/NHPAU. htm Maps are at http //www. ncl.ac.uk/curds/assets/documents/6. But until that new release the CLG 2012-HRRs are the best we have. Since they lie between CLG 2008 and CLG 2011 the CLG 2012 HRRs often produce similar household growth to earlier indexed or partial return projections that aimed to steer a middle course between CLG 2011 and CLG 2008. For any given population a higher overall HRR means more households and hence greater housing need. Until...

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1. Gather all relevant information and data required for the assessment.
2. Identify the purpose and objective of the assessment.
3. Adopt a systematic approach for assessing the need objectively.
4. Define the criteria and indicators for measuring the need.
5. Collect and analyze the data using appropriate methods and tools.
6. Ensure objectivity by avoiding personal bias or prejudice.
7. Evaluate the assessed need based on the established criteria.
8. Document the assessment process and findings accurately.
9. Communicate the results effectively to the relevant stakeholders.
10. Periodically review and update the assessment to reflect changing needs.

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