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The Resources Inventory is designed to help communities inventory the resources they have that can be used for Moving On, identify gaps that need to be filled, and design an effective initiative responsive to local needs that maximizes local resources.  \nThis overview focuses on how to complete the Resources Inventory. Communities will ideally complete the Moving On Project Plan Template before working on the Resources Inventory. The Project Plan Template helps communities navigate the team-building, design, and planning efforts for a Moving On initiative; it contains two tabs, the Resources Inventory Prep and Local Assessment, that will help leadership teams gather information critical to completing the Resources Inventory and understand how to feed that information back into the design process for the initiative. The Resources Inventory itself will help communities identify types and amounts of housing and services resources that are currently available for Moving On and determine gaps that the community will need to fill to meet their Moving On goals.  \nStakeholders  \nSome of the stakeholders that the leadership team may consider gathering data and input from while completing this tool are:  \nInformation-Gathering Methods  \n• Discussions/interviews with key stakeholders  \n• Document review – looking through key documents such as current or past PHA Administrative Plans and Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policies, HUD Multifamily Assisted Unit Tenant Selection Plans  \n• Surveys of key stakeholders – could be online, over the phone, in-person, or using other methods, as appropriate based on the target audience and information to be collected.  \nHow to use the Resources Inventory Chart  \nThere are two tabs that are a part of the Resources Inventory Chart: Housing Resources and Other Resources. Each tab has suggested resources that communities could use in a Moving On initiative, and space to add other resources. The chart allows you to mark if a resource is available and note the resource holder, number of units available under that resource, and steps that need to be taken to make the resource available for the Moving On initiative.  \n• Housing Resources. This chart allows communities to identify source(s) of affordable housing for Moving On tenants. Although many Moving On initiatives have used preferences for Housing Choice Vouchers as the sole source of affordable housing for Moving On, communities should explore all possible options available, and should consider blending options to create an initiative that maximizes opportunities for tenants to move on. An initiative that incorporates several options will be able to serve tenants indifferent situations; for example, a tenant with income too high for a public housing unit may be a fit for a Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) affordable unit. Housing resources in the chart include:  \n\n| HUD Housing Choice Voucher (HVC) preference | Common strategy used in successfully in many Moving On initiatives; provides long-term rent support with payments based on income and options for portability (moving to a different area) . Can be used by tenants moving to new homes or for scattered-site tenants ‘transitioning in place’ in their current unit. |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n| HUD Housing Choice Project Based Vouchers (PBV) | Tenants residing in PBV units for more than one year have the right to move on with continued assistance in the form of a tenant-based voucher (see 25 CFR 983.261); this can be a valuable option for helping clients move on andreserving any vouchers set aside in a limited preference for non-PBV tenants. |\n|  |  |\n| Preference for Public Housing Units | If there ","cbCaioLguk0y10oO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioLguk0y10oO","pdf",144338,"English","# Resource Inventory Overview\n## Stakeholders\n## Information-Gathering Methods\n## How to use the Resources Inventory Chart\n### Housing Resources\n### Other Resources","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Resources Inventory in a Moving On initiative?\",\"answer\":\"The Resources Inventory helps communities inventory usable resources, identify gaps, and design an initiative responsive to local needs while maximizing local resources.\"},{\"question\":\"What should communities complete before starting the Resources Inventory?\",\"answer\":\"Communities should ideally complete the Moving On Project Plan Template first to support team-building, design, and planning and to gather information needed for the Resources Inventory.\"},{\"question\":\"What information can communities record in the Resources Inventory Chart?\",\"answer\":\"The chart helps mark whether a resource is available, notes the resource holder, records the number of units available, and lists steps needed to make the resource available for the Moving On initiative.\"}]","Moving-On Resources Inventory Overview | PDF",1789210676]