The DASH Training Report is to provide Indian Housing Block Grant recipients with a report that synthesizes the findings of the Developing Alaska’s Sustainable Housing training (April 7-9, 2015) into a document that can be used as a reference.   This document memorializes the findings of DASH, elucidate development strategies, address technical challenges related to the production of durable, affordable, energy efficient, and healthy homes in Alaska.

The Assessment provides a statewide, regional and community look at major factors affecting housing benefiting policymakers, funding agencies, housing authorities and others interested. Factors such as overcrowding, affordability, energy use and how Alaskan communities compare with the rest of the U.S. are presented and analyzed. More so than before, the 2014 Assessment has in depth detail on building energy use from the more than 80,000 AkWarm energy ratings completed throughout the state.