How can housing organisations balance the challenges of welfare reform with the regulatory requirement to deliver and manage value for money?

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With the draft Universal Credit Regulations laid before parliament in December 2012, and DWP guidance provided on the eligibility of service charges in housing costs, here we round up the key changes within Universal Credit, and the key implications in preparing them.

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With the outcome of DWP pilots to date pointing towards decreases in rent collection and increasing resources required to collect rent, could revisiting the benefits of incentive and reward schemes be one of the tools in the box to help maintain the viability and values of the sector?
In this version of an artilce published in The Guardian ,here we take a look at whether incentive and reward schems for residents could help.