Policy Labs and Policy Prototypes 2022
Co-operative Case Studies 2022
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ViewWe believe that the unprecedented challenges facing the public sector and local communities mean that traditional models of top-down governance and economic growth are no longer fit for purpose. Our Members want to reclaim the traditions of community action, community engagement, and civic empowerment that can transform communities. This approach will help deliver radical and innovative programmes designed, led, and delivered in partnership with communities and other sector partners, maximising the social dividend they bring. We’re proud that cooperative councils are driving global public policy aligned to our Statement of Values and Principles.
Policy Labs and Policy Prototypes 2022
Over 400 Case Studies have been shared by our Members for your use
From Community Wealth Building to Cooperative Placemaking - these resources are designed to grow the cooperative economy
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We will be working on the front line to support as many people as we can. In order to have the most impact, we need people across our borough to speak up for those unable to do so. Together, we want to ensure that no stone is left unturned during this cost of living crisis. https://twitter.com/853london/status/1556618107141165056
Check out @MarksOOTenancy they help find rogue landlords, unlicensed HMOs, & offer a digital service called ‘Vault’ which is a resource centre for renters
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We encourage other employers to adopt #LivingHours, as it improves people’s working conditions and productivity. http://ow.ly/OCEe50K8oF1
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Taking your questions on Procurement to Partnership on 21 September will be @Julian_A_Blake of @StoneKingLLP, Rachel from @plymouthcc, Liz from @Barnardos & Bianca from @yourcroydon
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