Thank you for the question.
The affordable housing fund mandates that we serve 11 vulnerable population priority groups, as stated in the national housing strategy. Examples of the vulnerable population groups that have been identified are women and children, indigenous populations and communities, and the Black community. We also have immigrants, as well as youth and seniors. Those are examples of the 11 priority groups that have been identified under the national housing strategy. Therefore, funding that is going through the affordable housing fund is going to these vulnerable population groups.
It is a national program; therefore, in terms of equity, we are serving all communities across Canada, certainly in urban, rural and northern areas. As a matter of fact, we are funding 96 projects in the territories overall in the national housing strategy, and a lot of the funding is coming from the affordable housing fund.
We can go over some of the targets as well, but a big component of the affordable housing fund is also regarding repairs. We talked about the need to preserve social and affordable housing. One of the objectives of the affordable housing fund is repairs. We have repaired over 166,000 units to date, on a target of 170,000.
Those are examples of goals and social outcomes of that so far.