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Hello, homelessness is a problem in the US, as with anywhere, and I have always wanted to fix it. But, after doing some research, I found that wealthy European countries such as the Netherlands have similar rates of urbanization and homelessness(US with .18% homelessness and the Netherlands with .23% homelessness), though the Netherlands is more urbanized than the US(\~84% population in an urban area in the US, vs \~94% in the Netherlands) or New Zealand, with a higher homelessness rate of .86% , and an urbanization rate of \~87%. But my question is why is homelessness in these places less visible? Is it because the homeless population is more cared for by those societies than in the US or is it simply that they are good at building around their homeless population? Sources: Urbanization rates are taken from wikipedia, which cites the statistics as from World Bank, among other sources, whereas homelessness rates are taken from the OECD report on homelessness by country. Links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urbanization\_by\_sovereign\_state and https://www.oecd.org/els/family/HC3-1-Homeless-population.pdf The OECD data is a little old but all of the referenced country's are within a few years of each other, would prefer more recent data though. Additionally, here is an article outlining the homelessness crisis in the US: https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/features/addressing-the-u-s-homelessness-crisis/

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text Hello, homelessness is a problem in the US, as with anywhere, and I have always wanted to fix it. But, after doing some research, I found that wealthy European countries such as the Netherlands have similar rates of urbanization and homelessness(US with .18% homelessness and the Netherlands with .23% homelessness), though the Netherlands is more urbanized than the US(\~84% population in an urban area in the US, vs \~94% in the Netherlands) or New Zealand, with a higher homelessness rate of .86% …
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