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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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• Achieving Growth15 March 2010 Achieving Growth outlines what EEDA has achieved over the past ten years and how it will harness the potential of the region to deliver new jobs and future economic growth and prosperity.
• East of England Offshore Wind - Powering the Future4 March 2010 The Crown Estate's round 3 announcement is the latest stage in a process that puts offshore wind - and the East of England - at the heart of the UK economy's shift to low carbon energy sources, which is forecast to create an industry worth £75 billion.
• The 2020 Vision for the East of England's Food and Farming Sector summary3 December 2009 The Vision is the result of work from a number of industry and regional partners that recognises and addresses the pressures now being faced regionally, nationally and globally in building a productive and sustainable industry.
• Power Infrastructure Study3 December 2009 Following concerns from business, EEDA commissioned a joint report by KEMA and Sohn Associates Ltd to help identify potential barriers to economic development in the region that relate directly to the provision of electricity infrastructure.
• The East of England Strategic Employment Sites Study 23 November 2009 The East of England Strategic Employment Sites Study carries out an investigation of economic markets and sectors in the East of England.

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