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Community Led Planning

community led planningA Community Led Plan is a process that underpins a community’s vision for itself across all aspects of social, environmental and economic life.

It celebrates positive features and activities, highlights community needs and contains a detailed action plan to help the community meet those needs.

Community led plans are produced by and for communities, based on a detailed survey and consultation which involves the whole community, prompts action and influences others.

Good community plans, use the Community Led Planning Toolkit framework, are supported by external facilitators from the Rural Community Action Network and can demonstrate a robust evaluation process that ensures their quality.

ACRE have recently launched a Community Led Plan website - please visit www.acre.org.uk/communityledplanning_index.html for more information

Case Studies on the Community Led Plan Process

Click here to view case study for Headley, Surrey (Adobe PDF 385kb) >>

Click here to view case study for Ripley, Surrey (Adobe PDF 376kb) >>

Click here to view case study for Harrietsham, Kent (Adobe PDF 346kb) >>

Click here to view case study for Brightwell cum Sotwell, Oxfordshire (Adobe PDF 398kb) >>

Further Reading

Click here to view an overview of the Parish and Community Planning Toolkit (Adobe PDF 3.8mb) >>

Click here to view the Beacon Councils - "Empowerment in Action Conference" - resource pack (opens new window in browser)>>

For advice and support in your area click on the County Links on the navigation bar above.

 

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