1. Delivering the homes Northern Ireland needs Mags Lightbody Acting Chief Executive

2. Agenda Housing Need Recent Delivery Progress in 2014/15 Vision for the Housing Sector

3. Why a decent home really matters Affordable housing/ housing choice is about supply, support and services; Cannot underestimate the importance of housing to thriving communities; Our customers need us now more than ever

4. Trends in the Waiting List To address future need and address the backlog around 2,000 units of new social housing required each year.

5. Social Housing Target for 2015 is 6,000 and Current Position

6. Progress in 2014/15 On track to deliver 2,000 units in 2014/15. Planning risks in a number of large schemes Challenge to achieve the same level of land acquisition as in 2013/14

7. Starts on site from 2007 until March 2014 – 11,075 Starts on Site 2007-2014

8. New Build Starts in Northern Ireland

9. Actions to Unblock Delivery Competitive Design and Build Increase in TCI and Grant rates announced Incentives to purchase land New nomination process for public sector land Improved engagement with planning system Community consultation process improved

10. Direction of travel NI housing associations are signalling and demonstrating increased ambitions Acquisition of larger strategic sites Evidence of a greater appetite to land bank Increased ambition to deliver for mixed use, mixed tenure and housing-led regeneration

11. Delivery Strategy Increasing land supply Master Planning and Land Assembly Role Land supply from banks and other landowners Hot Spot Studies Enhance capacity Review of the TCI-based system

12. Vision for the Housing Sector Sustainable communities Increase affordable housing supply Place shaping The goal is to create sustainable communities through housing and regeneration

13. Conclusion Need to deliver 2,000 new social homes per annum Time for a fundamental review of how we deliver new homes and use existing properties to meet housing need Deliver mixed tenure and shared housing schemes to create sustainable communities