The EVICT project teams has analysed the right to adequate housing in various treaties. EVICT researchers have applied doctrinal analysis, systematic content analysis, citation network analysis and empirical normative analysis to data on the right to adequate housing in the ICESCR, CRC, ECHR, RESC and EU law. They have organised over 15 EVICT Talks. These are online talks in which prominent speakers discuss a topic related to evictions, the right to housing, housing law, the (complex) relation between international law and national law, and/or data science. The EVICT researchers have applied doctrinal analysis, systematic content analysis and citation network analysis to data on the right to adequate housing in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Spain. The team has also included an analysis of the impact of the right to housing in Ireland and other countries (e.g. based on an analysis of Tenlaw reports). Moreover, the EVICT team has analysed Dutch case law with the help of citation analysis and machine learning. Lastly, the team has set up the Scientific Network on Eviction and Housing Research (SNEHR), a network that aims to create a worldwide community of scholars from legal and other disciplines who work on the legal, social and humanitarian aspects of evictions, housing law, housing rights and homelessness