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We Can You Can: A Lessons from the Exemplar Learning Programme 2007RENEW Northwest’s Exemplar Learning Programme aims to avoid both pitfalls by taking a considered approach, recognising the complexities and nuances of creating sustainable communities while seeking to distil learning that can be shared and applied now.
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- Signposts to Sustainable Communities: A Lessons from the Exemplar Learning Programme 2006
This report identifies 13 diverse projects in Northwest England which offer insights into ways of achieving successful regeneration and encouraging sustainable communities.
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- Pursuits of Youth
An Innovation Task Force was formed by regeneration experts from across our region, taking evidence from a wide range of projects across the Northwest. This publication highlights two examples of good practice in youth engagement in Carlisle.
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- Making a Difference: A Participation and wellbeing
Research summarised by Professor Carolyn Kagan in this report suggests that far from being a source of wellbeing, participation can actually increase stress. It tells of community activists working under unrelenting pressure, isolated, without supervision, coping with local conflict - without time off – and without pay.
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- Learning the Trade
How the East Manchester regeneration apprentice programme gives local residents a route to jobs and skills.
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- Ladders to Regeneration: A Summary report of the RENEW Northwest Innovation Taskforce
In early 2006 RENEW Northwest established an Innovation Taskforce of experienced regional practitioners drawn from a variety of disciplines and sectors to focus on ‘ladders to regeneration’.
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