We decided to look at the smaller communities that had less than 100 housing units. We divided them between those that had self-assessed that 75% or more of their homes needed major repairs or replacement.... We found that, on average, those communities received less funding than the other communities that had self-assessed they had lesser housing need.
It isn't an equitable allocation when you're not aware of the needs across all of the communities and then you see those in most need not getting their funding. I would argue that it even goes against one of the United Nations' sustainable development goals of reaching those who are furthest away and bringing them forward first.