Philippa Howden-Chapman, Julian Crane, Michael Keall, Nevil Pierse, Michael G Baker, Chris Cunningham, Kate Amore, Clare Aspinall, Julie Bennett, Sarah Bierre, Mikael Boulic, Ralph Chapman, Elinor Chisholm, Cheryl Davies, Geoff Fougere, Brodie Fraser, Caro Fyfe, Libby Grant, Arthur Grimes, Caroline Halley, Amber Logan-Riley, Kim Nathan, Crystal Olin, Jenny Ombler, Kimberley O'Sullivan, Tiria Pehi, Guy Penny, Robyn Phipps, Manfred Plagman, Edward Randal, Lynn Riggs, Bridget Robson, Jacinta Ruru, Caroline Shaw, Ben Schrader, Mary Anne Teariki, Lucy Telfar Barnard, Ramona Tiatia, Bridgette Toy-Cronin, Hope Tupara, Helen Viggers, Teresa Wall, Marg Wilkie, Alistair Woodward, Wei Zhang
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This paper reflects on the influences and outcomes of He Kāinga Oranga/Housing and Health Research Programme over 25 years, and their impact on housing and health policy in Aotearoa and internationally. Working in partnership particularly with Māori and Pasifika communities, we have conducted randomised control trials which have shown the health and broad co-benefits of retrofitted insulation, heating and remediation of home hazards, which have underpinned government policy in the Warm Up NZ-Heat Smart programme and the Healthy Homes Standards for rental housing. These trials have been included as evidence in the WHO Housing and Health Guidelines and led to our designation as a WHO Collaborating Centre on Housing and Wellbeing. We are increasingly explicitly weaving Māori frameworks, values and processes with traditional Western science.
本文回顾了 "住房与健康研究计划"（He Kāinga Oranga/Housing and Health Research Programme）25年来所产生的影响和成果，以及这些影响对奥特亚罗亚和国际住房与健康政策的影响。我们特别与毛利人和太平洋岛民（Pasifika）社区合作，开展了随机对照试验，这些试验显示了加装隔热材料、供暖和消除家庭隐患对健康和广泛的共同利益，为政府的 "温暖新西兰-智能供暖计划 "和 "出租房健康家庭标准 "政策提供了依据。这些试验已作为证据纳入世界卫生组织《住房与健康指南》，并促使我们被指定为世界卫生组织住房与健康合作中心。我们越来越明确地将毛利人的框架、价值观和程序与传统的西方科学结合起来。
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