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Exploring and explaining change in regeneration schemes: evidence from the new deal for communities programme. The new deal for communities national evaluation: final report - volume 5
Publication Year
2010
Document Status
Current
Abstract
Comprises the fifth volume of the final report of the New Deal for Communities evaluation. Identifies factors which help in understanding why some NDC areas, and some individuals, have seen more change over time than have others.
Document History
Published in conjunction with the Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University. To be read with: New deal for communities programme: achieving a neighbourhood focus for regeneration. The new deal for communities national evaluation: final report - volume 1; Involving local people in regeneration: evidence from the new deal for communities programme. The new deal for communities national evaluation: final report - volume 2; New deal for communities programme: evidence from the new deal for communities programme. The new deal for communities national evaluation: final report - volume 3; Improving outcomes for people in deprived neighbourhoods: evidence from the new deal for communities programme. The new deal for communities national evaluation: final report - volume 4; New deal for communities programme: assessing impact and value for money. The new deal for communities national evaluation: final report - volume 6; and New deal for communities experience: a final assessment. The new deal for communities evaluation: final report - volume 7 (all DCLG, 2010).
Author
Beatty, C. et al
ISBN
9781409822523
Publisher Information
Department for Communities and Local Government
Now known as the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. The Department for Communities and Local Government is a UK Government department that works to create thriving, sustainable, vibrant communities that improve everyone's quality of life. This includes housing, improving public services, regeneration, sustainability and the prevention of anti-social behaviour. They were formerly known as the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.
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