Dr Kevin Dean is an expert in the holistic sustainable evaluation of housing-led urban regeneration schemes and is passionate about how this knowledge can contribute in a more sustainable way to the United Nations’ SDG 11.Dr Claudia Trillo is an architect and urban planner with 25-years' experience achieved by working both in academia and in practice in several European and non-European countries. She is Reader in Architecture at the University of Salford, UK. Her specialism lies at the interplay between architecture, urban design and regional development, with an emphasis on sustainability and Agenda 2030. She has extensively published on housing and sustainability, including two chapters on mixed income housing and housing policies for the Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and a recent paper in Housing Studies on inclusionary housing and slums regeneration.Professor Angela Lee’s research interest lies in performance management, process management and design management within the built environment domain. She has published over 300 journal and conference publications based on her research, as well as 4 books, and managed numerous externally funded research projects to successful completion. She is presently Associate Dean in the School of Science, Engineering and Environment at the University of Salford, UK.

• 1. Introduction: the UN Urban Agenda, economic climate and solutions for housing associations 2. Urban regeneration and sustainable development 3. Evaluation: its background and history within urban regeneration 4. Social Return on Investment (SROI) 5. Sustainable Return on Investment (SuROI) 6. An introduction to a new stakeholder-led evaluation method: SuHousingImpact 7. The SuHousingImpact method explained 8. Case studies 9. Concluding remarks

Dr Kevin Dean is an expert in the holistic sustainable evaluation of housing-led urban regeneration schemes and is passionate about how this knowledge can contribute in a more sustainable way to the United Nations’ SDG 11.Dr Claudia Trillo is an architect and urban planner with 25-years' experience achieved by working both in academia and in practice in several European and non-European countries. She is Reader in Architecture at the University of Salford, UK. Her specialism lies at the interplay between architecture, urban design and regional development, with an emphasis on sustainability and Agenda 2030. She has extensively published on housing and sustainability, including two chapters on mixed income housing and housing policies for the Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and a recent paper in Housing Studies on inclusionary housing and slums regeneration.Professor Angela Lee’s research interest lies in performance management, process management and design management within the built environment domain. She has published over 300 journal and conference publications based on her research, as well as 4 books, and managed numerous externally funded research projects to successful completion. She is presently Associate Dean in the School of Science, Engineering and Environment at the University of Salford, UK.

• 1. Introduction: the UN Urban Agenda, economic climate and solutions for housing associations 2. Urban regeneration and sustainable development 3. Evaluation: its background and history within urban regeneration 4. Social Return on Investment (SROI) 5. Sustainable Return on Investment (SuROI) 6. An introduction to a new stakeholder-led evaluation method: SuHousingImpact 7. The SuHousingImpact method explained 8. Case studies 9. Concluding remarks

Dr Kevin Dean is an expert in the holistic sustainable evaluation of housing-led urban regeneration schemes and is passionate about how this knowledge can contribute in a more sustainable way to the United Nations’ SDG 11.Dr Claudia Trillo is an architect and urban planner with 25-years' experience achieved by working both in academia and in practice in several European and non-European countries. She is Reader in Architecture at the University of Salford, UK. Her specialism lies at the interplay between architecture, urban design and regional development, with an emphasis on sustainability and Agenda 2030. She has extensively published on housing and sustainability, including two chapters on mixed income housing and housing policies for the Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and a recent paper in Housing Studies on inclusionary housing and slums regeneration.Professor Angela Lee’s research interest lies in performance management, process management and design management within the built environment domain. She has published over 300 journal and conference publications based on her research, as well as 4 books, and managed numerous externally funded research projects to successful completion. She is presently Associate Dean in the School of Science, Engineering and Environment at the University of Salford, UK.

• 1. Introduction: the UN Urban Agenda, economic climate and solutions for housing associations 2. Urban regeneration and sustainable development 3. Evaluation: its background and history within urban regeneration 4. Social Return on Investment (SROI) 5. Sustainable Return on Investment (SuROI) 6. An introduction to a new stakeholder-led evaluation method: SuHousingImpact 7. The SuHousingImpact method explained 8. Case studies 9. Concluding remarks