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Tenant management refers to the process of residents taking an active role in the management and maintenance of their housing communities, often through tenant management organizations (TMOs) or cooperatives. This approach has been implemented in various countries, including the UK, where the Housing (Right to Manage) Regulations 1994 granted council housing residents in England and Wales the right to establish TMOs. With over 200 TMOs currently operating in the UK, managing approximately 30,000 homes, this model has become a significant aspect of housing management, offering benefits such as improved maintenance, enhanced community engagement, and increased resident satisfaction. As of 2022, the UK government has invested £10 million in supporting the development of TMOs, demonstrating the growing recognition of their importance. The concept of tenant management has also been adopted in other countries, including the United States, where community land trusts (CLTs) have been established to provide affordable housing options. According to a report by the National Association of Home Builders, CLTs have helped to preserve over 15,000 affordable housing units across the US. The success of tenant management initiatives has sparked interest in other regions, with organizations such as the [[housing-and-urban-development|US Department of Housing and Urban Development]] and the [[world-bank|World Bank]] exploring ways to implement similar models globally.