How Can We Integrate the Social and the Physical?
How Best Do We Deliver Integrated Partnerships?
What Changes Are Needed Following RPA?
Friday 24 March 2006
Stormont Hotel, Belfast
ACHIEVING EFFECTIVE NEIGHBOURHOOD REGENERATION
How Can We Integrate the Social and the Physical?
How Best Do We Deliver Integrated Partnerships?
What Changes Are Needed Following RPA?
Friday 24 March 2006
Stormont Hotel, Belfast
Effective regeneration must be both physical and social
It has to be driven by genuine partnerships with capacity building and community networks
There has to be a common “we”, respecting diversity
Crime and drugs must be tackled with partnerships
How effective are current approaches?
Are they affected by the number of public bodies?
RPA will bring major changes with delegation to local government and community planning
How should we face the challenges to come?
What will be the impact on all stakeholders?
ThisCPPSseminar with key speakers from across these islands examines these and other issues and seeks answers for the future.
Contributors Include:
Ruth Parsons (Head of Public Services Reform, Scottish Executive)
Roisin McDonough (Chief Executive, Arts Council Northern Ireland)
Dr Duncan Morrow (Chief Executive, Community Relations Council)
Lord Toby Harris (Former Chair, Association of London Government)
Marie Metcalfe (Coordinator, North Dublin Community Policing Forum)
Dr Eddie Jackson (Chief Executive, Belfast Local Strategy Partnership)
Patrick Yu (Executive Director, Northern Ireland Council of Ethnic Minorities)
Linda MacHugh (Director, Urban Regeneration, Dept for Social Development)