South of Scotland Regional Economic Partnership is recruiting! 🌟 The South of Scotland REP is looking for passionate individuals from the private sector, social enterprises and communities to join them, in driving forward economic success across the region. REP partners work together to help set the direction of the regional economy across Dumfries and Galloway and Scottish Borders 🌱 “If you are passionate about fair and flourishing local communities, whatever your skills background, whether you have some volunteering expertise or experience at senior management level, anyone with an interest can get in touch and help shape our future.” Apply by 9am on 10 February 2025. Find out more ⬇️ https://ow.ly/Owcv50UK79U #SouthOfScotlandREP
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DEVELOPING POLICIES, 4th JUNE, 10-11:30, ONLINE Let’s face it, most of us probably don’t want to spend too much time thinking about policies. They’re something we know we need to have in place but don’t want to spend too much time on. However, if you’re someone who does need to think about policies – maybe your job involves reviewing policies or drafting new ones – then you need to know more and so this brief session is for you. We’ll look at: · What are policies and why do we need them? · How do we go about writing and developing policies? · Which policies do we need to have in place? All sessions will be delivered by Sue Tucker, Operations and Development Manager, Stronger Kent Communities. Sue has worked in the voluntary sector for over 30 years. She joined the then CVS for the Canterbury district in 2008 and since then has specialised in providing support to the sector through both volunteer centre and organisational development services. https://ow.ly/xUon50RQAOH
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Understanding the feasibility of a new shared-use path can require extensive stakeholder engagement. Ansons Consulting Ltd, in partnership with LUC, were commissioned by Strathfillan Community Development Trust to undertake a comprehensive feasibility study for a shared-use path between Killin and Kirkton Farm, near Tyndrum. The project was funded by Sustrans Scotland. The goal of the study was to identify the most feasible route for a path that could be used by people wishing to walk, wheel and cycle between Killin and Kirkton. Ansons role was to support LUC — who carried out the route appraisal, an initial ecological appraisal and a costed delivery plan — by designing and implementing a comprehensive programme of stakeholder engagement. Our work to understand diverse perspectives will help ensure that the feasibility study accurately reflects the views of the community, increasing the likelihood of positive outcomes for path users and other stakeholders alike. Learn more about our stakeholder engagement process in the case study found 👇 👇 here 👇 👇 https://lnkd.in/etHYeejC
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DEVELOPING POLICIES, 4th JUNE, 10-11:30, ONLINE Let’s face it, most of us probably don’t want to spend too much time thinking about policies. They’re something we know we need to have in place but don’t want to spend too much time on. However, if you’re someone who does need to think about policies – maybe your job involves reviewing policies or drafting new ones – then you need to know more and so this brief session is for you. We’ll look at: · What are policies and why do we need them? · How do we go about writing and developing policies? · Which policies do we need to have in place? All sessions will be delivered by Sue Tucker, Operations and Development Manager, Stronger Kent Communities. Sue has worked in the voluntary sector for over 30 years. She joined the then CVS for the Canterbury district in 2008 and since then has specialised in providing support to the sector through both volunteer centre and organisational development services. https://ow.ly/xUon50RQAOH
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DEVELOPING POLICIES, 4th JUNE, 10-11:30, ONLINE Let’s face it, most of us probably don’t want to spend too much time thinking about policies. They’re something we know we need to have in place but don’t want to spend too much time on. However, if you’re someone who does need to think about policies – maybe your job involves reviewing policies or drafting new ones – then you need to know more and so this brief session is for you. We’ll look at: · What are policies and why do we need them? · How do we go about writing and developing policies? · Which policies do we need to have in place? All sessions will be delivered by Sue Tucker, Operations and Development Manager, Stronger Kent Communities. Sue has worked in the voluntary sector for over 30 years. She joined the then CVS for the Canterbury district in 2008 and since then has specialised in providing support to the sector through both volunteer centre and organisational development services. https://ow.ly/xUon50RQAOH
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🌟 Discover why embedding a person centred approach is "working like magic" to empower communities to create better services in Dumfries and Galloway 🌟 https://lnkd.in/ehdnc5dX Our latest newsroom article shares our story so far with Dumfries and Galloway Council Local Employability and Skills Partnership (D&GLEP) https://lnkd.in/ehdnc5dX Our team is proud to partner with D&GLEP who are working with (not just for) local people to create better employability services. Local people are not only participating in the co-design process but listening and learning about needs and barriers to co-create innovative, sustainable solutions to improve employment opportunities and strengthen community bonds. Thank you Lynne B. Kirsty Beattie Kerry Monteith and the many partners and local families who are making a difference by taking this innovative approach
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Encourage your employees to support a #smallbusiness this month! Not only do small businesses bring economic stability to #Arizona, supporting a small business fosters community engagement, reduces environmental impact and nurtures a sense of belonging. 👉 https://bit.ly/4d1uMlV #SmallBusinessDay #SmallBusinessMonth
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Check out our latest update from the June 25th council meeting! 👨⚖️👩⚖️Stay informed on our community's exciting progress and upcoming initiatives. #midlandtx #permianbasin #WestTexas #MidlandMomentum #CityCouncil #CommunityUpdate #LocalGovernment
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Do you have a snappy little byline beside your name on LinkedIn? What does it mean in reality? For me, ‘connecting communities and environment’ has meant: Supporting Greater Wellington and Otago regional councils to give farmers and rural professionals clear guidance on where to next with farm planning. Looking for opportunities to make it easy for Auckland rural communities to achieve environmental outcomes alongside community resilience. Enabling those working with catchment groups to help them get clarity on where to start. Shining a light on cross-sector insights for community engagement approaches with NZ Forest Owners Association. Thank you to our wonderful Element Environmental clients for giving us the opportunity to find so many meaningful ways to connect community and environment and to our very own Amelia Wood and Harriet Kemp! Thank you especially to Libby Caldwell, Dave Boone, Leanna Birch, Maddison Jones Hannah Blake, and the New Zealand Foresty Owners Association.
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DEVELOPING POLICIES, 4th JUNE, 10-11:30, ONLINE Let’s face it, most of us probably don’t want to spend too much time thinking about policies. They’re something we know we need to have in place but don’t want to spend too much time on. However, if you’re someone who does need to think about policies – maybe your job involves reviewing policies or drafting new ones – then you need to know more and so this brief session is for you. We’ll look at: · What are policies and why do we need them? · How do we go about writing and developing policies? · Which policies do we need to have in place? All sessions will be delivered by Sue Tucker, Operations and Development Manager, Stronger Kent Communities. Sue has worked in the voluntary sector for over 30 years. She joined the then CVS for the Canterbury district in 2008 and since then has specialised in providing support to the sector through both volunteer centre and organisational development services. https://ow.ly/xUon50RQAOH
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