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Corporate documents

EEDA's corporate and core documents include the corporate plan, strategy documents and guiding policies, as well as reports and responses from consultations.

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• Improving the Economy of the East of England 1999 - 20114 July 2011 An EEDA legacy document that covers some of the highlights of our twelve years supporting the people, places and businesses in this region.
• Lessons learnt in promoting economic development in the East of England – a toolkit for economic development practitioners31 May 2011 This report is designed to capture learning and knowledge arising from the experience of the East of England Development Agency (EEDA) in commissioning, managing and delivering economic development programmes and projects.
• The Cambridge economy: retrospect and prospect7 April 2011 ‘The Cambridge economy: retrospect and prospect’ was commissioned by EEDA and local partners to better understand the state of the economy in and around Cambridge, and the challenges and issues it faces, in order to inform future interventions and policy.
• EEDA's Assets and Liabilities Plan11 March 2011 As part of the transition process leading to the closure of the Agency, EEDA submitted its draft Assets and Liabilities Plan to the Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) at the end of January 2011.
• What next? A guide for 17-18 year olds23 August 2010 A guide from the East of England Skills and Competitiveness Partnership to help signpost 17 - 18 year olds to guidance and support.

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