Scottish Government

November 25, 2010
Glasgow

This was the first in a series of workshops from the Scottish Centre for Regeneration/Improvement Service project 'Embedding an Outcomes Approach in Tackling Poverty and Community Regeneration' . The workshop examined how Community Planning Partnerships (CPPs) can go about successfully prioritising outcomes in order to effectively tackle poverty and community regeneration. Some early examples of the project's work with the five pilot partnership areas to focus on and agree key priorities were also highlighted.

Presentations

• Prioritising Key Outcomes: Introductory Presentation - Heather Smith, Scottish Centre for Regeneration
• Budgets: The Impact For Poverty and Community Regeneration - Mark McAteer, Improvement Service
• Embedding an Outcomes Approach in Community Regeneration and Tackling Poverty - Andrew Noble, Improvement Service
• Local Developments: Examples from the Projects Work - Andrew Noble, Improvement Service

A learning point has been produced capturing the key points from the presentations, debate and discussion that took place at the workshop.