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LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNING

LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNING. Neil Gunn. NATIONAL CONTEXT. Local Government in Scotland Act 2003 Legislative Framework Local Authorities Statutory Responsibilities Scottish Executive Priorities Building strong, safe and attractive communities Getting people back into work Improving health

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LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNING

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  1. LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNING Neil Gunn

  2. NATIONAL CONTEXT • Local Government in Scotland Act 2003 • Legislative Framework • Local Authorities Statutory Responsibilities • Scottish Executive Priorities • Building strong, safe and attractive communities • Getting people back into work • Improving health • Raising educational attainment • Engaging young people

  3. COMMUNITY PLANNING GUIDANCE(Local Government Scotland Act, 2003) ”It is particularly important that communities are involved in the planning and delivery of services at a local level, as it is at this level that agencies can come together to work with communities to address local problems and concerns in a way which cannot be achieved at a Council-wide level alone.”

  4. DUNDEE PARTNERSHIP COMMITTMENT Following the Community Planning Guidance, the Dundee Partnership is committed to: • placing communities at the heart of community planning. • promoting effective collective engagement by agencies with communities. • developing effective joint working practices between public, private and voluntary sector bodies. • improving the connection between national and local priorities. • achieving agreed outcomes and targets. • promoting active citizenship, community capacity and social inclusion.

  5. DUNDEE COMMUNITY PLANThemes • Building Stronger Communities • The Dundee Environment • Community Safety • Health and Care • Learning and Working

  6. LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNING PROCESS • Consultation and Development. • Drafting Local Community Plans. • Consultation and Approval. • Implementation. • Monitoring and Review.

  7. LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNING PROCESS • THE COMMUNITY • Individuals • Community groups • Representative Structures COMMUNITY PLANNING PARTNERS Communities Officers NEIGHBOURHOOD PARTNERSHIP NETWORKS

  8. LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNINGSupporting the Process • The Communities Department of Dundee City Council were charged with leading the process. • The Neighbourhood Partnership Networks provide a mechanism for co-ordinating partner agencies input. • The Building Stronger Communities Theme Group and the Community Learning Partnership provide strategic direction and support. • The Chief Executive of DCC meets NPN Chairs and Communities Officers every 2 months • Local Community Plans formally approved by the Dundee Partnership Management Group and Dundee City Council.

  9. LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNINGCommunity Engagement Strategies • Information. • Understanding. • Dialogue. • Participation.

  10. LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNINGCommunity Engagement Methods Community engagement methods used to develop LCPs have included: • Community Events/Forums/Open Days • Dialogue with Community Groups/Projects • Postal Panels • Forum Theatre • Stakeholders Meetings • Door-to-Door Surveys • Telephone Interviews • Youth Consultation Events • Workshops • Streetwork • Round Table Events • Community Newsletters

  11. LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANSContent • Driven by local needs/issues • Strong emphasis on “High Partnership/High Priority” items • Matching strategic priorities with local needs • Short term targets and longer term aspirations

  12. LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANSWORKING DOCUMENT FRAMEWORK

  13. LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANS Monitoring Framework Monitoring for the period ________________ to _______________ (dates)

  14. LOCAL COMMUNITY PLANNING AREAS

  15. COMMUNITY REGENERATION FUND INITIATIVE • Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation. • Community Regeneration Priority Areas. • Scottish Executive Priorities. • Local Community Planning Priorities. • Regeneration Outcome Agreement. • Devolved Community Regeneration Fund Budget. • Local Community Regeneration Forums. • Community Decision-Making.

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