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To support its leadership, both regionally and nationally, and to underpin its role as an exemplar, EEDA is keen to introduce comprehensive tools for project life cycle use, which will encourage high quality standards and to set stretching good and excellent standards for its investment. |
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The East of England is at the forefront of Britain's vital - and often confused - debate about immigration. Nearly 120,000 migrants from Poland and the other 'A8' central and east European countries that joined the EU in May 2004 have since registered to work in the Anglia postal region - more than in any other region - while many others are self-employed or may be employed but not registered. A specially commissioned essay by critically acclaimed writer and consultant, Philippe Legrain. |
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During 2006-08, the EEDA has been leading the development of the new, regional economic strategy (RES) for the East of England 2008-2031. The strategy sets out a vision with bold targets and priorities so that we can drive forward as a globally-competitive region. The RES shows where we want to go and how we will get there. It is owned by the region and will be delivered through the collective work of political, business and community leaders and institutions. Read more background to the RES. |
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This edition of Source focuses on the opportunities presented in the region as a result of the changes expected this year, and the variety of exciting programmes to come. Also read about how Peterborough has been transforming itself into one of the regions greenest places and what Tesco has done to address their environmental responsibilities. Finally, find out how EEDA will motivate and provide the means for communities to cut their carbon footprint through the Cut your Carbon campaign. |
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Board papers for February 2008 board meeting, and when available, minutes. |
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This edition of Source showcases some of our marvellous business driven activity. You will read about our flagship event, Destination Growth; our investor readiness competition 'running the gauntlet'; the launch of our IT campaign, takeITon; our business resource efficiency advice service delivered through Business Link; as well as about MAS East, Hitachi and much more. |
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Board papers and when available, minutes of board meeting. |
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Board agenda and papers for December 2007 and when available, minutes of previous meeting. |
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2007/08 mid-year report: In April-September 2007, the East of England Development Agency made good progress on many projects and is making a positive difference for businesses and communities in the region. More details can be found in EEDA's 2007/08 mid-year report. |
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Papers from the November 2007 Board Meeting |
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In this report, Research-intensive clusters (RICs) are defined as clusters that predominantly rely on research and development (R&D) as a source of their innovativeness and competitiveness. Such clusters are often based on strong partnership and collaboration between enterprises and public research organisations, including universities. Read more to find out their impact - contributed to by EEDA.
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This edition, Source tells you how to win the business race - with details of support that EEDA provides to your small business including Destination Growth, the East of England's biennial flagship business event, exclusively for the region's small and medium sized enterprises. Also, read about Jacqueline Gold, chief executive of Ann Summers, and the challenges she faced to become one of Britain's most successful businesswomen - and how Gerald Ratner rebuilt his empire. |
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Our annual report and accounts assess our progress against our business plan and corporate plan, and celebrate our achievements. It also gives details of areas for improvement and what we've spent over the past financial year. |
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The regional economic strategy sets out the East of England's economic objectives and how it can achieve them. During the last year, we have been reviewing progress on the current RES and developing a new strategy for the East of England for 2008-31.
We recently undertook a formal consultation on the draft RES. The consultation closed at the end of 26 November 2007 following a 12 week consultation period. The documents are archived below.
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Welcome to the summer edition of EEDA's quarterly magazine, SOURCE. In this edition we focus on the important role that communities play in driving forward sustainable economic growth and outline some ways in which EEDA is supporting communities, through various initiatives and programmes, to reach their full potential. |
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View EEDA's Race Equality scheme here |
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Invest in Success - The case for targeted investment in the Greater South East. |
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This prospectus demonstrates the commitment of Arts Council England East (ACEE) and EEDA to realise the regional vision. It outlines a strategic investment programme to inspire regional ambition, produce new cultural leaders, stimulate places in new ways to transform the social, economic and material conditions of local people and communities. |
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| Papers from the December 2006 Board Meeting |
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| Papers from the November 2006 Board Meeting |
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| Quarterly Economic Update - Q3 2006. Published by EEDA each quarter, the Quarterly Economic Update provides current information on the East of England economy. This quarter the focus is on housing affordability and research and development in the East of England. |
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The comprehensive spending review (CSR) is an in-depth examination of government spending and priorities to which all regional development agencies are submitting responses. This response has been written by EEDA and the East of England Regional Assembly with support from Government Office for the East of England, and outlines the region's proposals to government for a more effective, efficient, and enterprising East of England. |
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The strategy has six priorities for action to ensure that resources are focused on the main things that will encourage more businesses to seek and benefit from support.
To request a printed copy(ies) of the strategy, which will be available from mid October, use the business support contact form. |
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Richard Ellis' presentation from 27 September 2006 at Elveden, outlining EEDA's response to the regional food and farming challenges we face. |
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| Board papers for meeting held on 20 September 2006. |
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| Growth through successful partnerships was the theme of the 2006 annual meeting held by EEDA. Speakers included Richard Ellis, chair of EEDA; David Marlow, chief executive of EEDA; Daniel Zammit, chief executive of Dacorum Borough Council; and Dr Ernesto Sirolli of the Sirolli Institute. |
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| Fully complementing the Sustainable Food and Farming Strategy, this strategy was created as a 10-15 year view on what should be done in the East of England to enable this economically important industry t o develop, grow and adapt to changing consumer trends. |
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| The affordable rural housing commission was launched by Margaret Beckett and Baroness Andrews on 20 July 2005 to identify ways of improving access to affordable housing for people in rural areas. |
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| Strong, prosperous communities: How the policies and practices of England's RDAs help to realise the potential of rural England is intended to provide a guide to the work of RDAs in rural areas; an explanation of what we do and why we do things the way we do. EEDA has produced this guide as part of its lead role work on the Defra agendas of sustainable development and rural affairs. |
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| Our annual report and accounts assess our progress against our business plan and corporate plan, and celebrate our achievements. It also gives details of areas for improvement and what we've spent over the past financial year. |
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| The action plan for the development of food with local provenance from the East of England has been developed as a result of the strategy for the food and drink industry in the East of England. That report highlighted the potential for the development of local and regional food as part of the wider strategy, echoing findings of the independent policy commission on the future of farming and food (the Curry Report, 2002). The action plan shows how the wider strategy can now be put into practice. |
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Do you want to find out about all the services EEDA offers businesses? This document includes details of business support programmes, case studies of people who have benefited from these and contact details if you want to know more. |
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The National Audit Office's (NAO) independent performance assessment of EEDA showed that the organisation is performing well. Following the assessment, an improvement plan has been agreed by EEDA and the NAO. Several of the major action points in the plan are already underway. |
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| An economic study of the potential effects of the 2012 Games on the East of England shows that the gross benefits to the region could exceed £600 million. |
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| EEDA's quarterly newsletter, summer 2006 edition. Contains information on Colchester's landmark arts facility and features the first in a series of debates on issues affecting the region. This edition we debate tackling the skills gap in the East of England, with guest speaker Sir Digby Jones, former director general of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). |
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| An RDA publication which reveals how investment in sustainable development initiatives can contribute to long term economic growth, environmental sustainability and social inclusion. |
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| Final version of report, prepared by SQW Ltd for the Greater Cambridge Partnership. |
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| The results of the National Audit Office's independent performance assessment about EEDA, available here, show that EEDA is 'performing well'. The NAO has given EEDA an overall score of three (one being the lowest and four being the highest). |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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Papers and minutes from May 2006 board meeting. |
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| EEDA's race equality scheme, functions and policies are available to download here. |
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| Spring 2006 edition of Update, EEDA's regional acitivity magazine. |
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| A report integrating the food and drink industry strategy with the sustainable farming and food delivery plan leading to identification of strategic priorities and their delivery. Commissioned by the National Farmers Union (NFU), EEDA, and Government Office for the East of England (GO-East). |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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| The women's enterprise directory consists of organisations that provide support specifically for women who are looking to start or grow a business in the East of England. |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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EEDA has volunteered to be a pilot for an independent performance assessment (IPA) to be carried out by the National Audit Office. Our self assessment is the first stage of the IPA and represents the views of both EEDA and partners, who were consulted between December 2005 and January 2006.
The document identifies not only our current situation, but also our ambitions as set out in the regional economic strategy, and sets out our plans for improvement in the coming year. |
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| The Winter 2006 edition of Source magazine. This issue is dedicated to the Destination Growth event run in November for businesses in the region. |
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EEDA's quarterly economic update for the region |
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| Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes.
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| We produce regular reports on how well we're doing at achieving what we've set out in the corporate plan. These reports cover a six month period. |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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| Prospectus identifying the economic changes required to deliver targets for the Thames Gateway South Essex area identified in 'a shared vision - the regional economic strategy for the East of England' |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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| A strategy demonstrating the commitment that EEDA and its key partners have in driving forward the women's enterprise agenda. |
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| Our annual report and accounts looks back and assesses our progress against our business plan and corporate plan. It also gives details of what we've spent over the past financial year. |
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| Autumn 2005 edition of EEDA's magazine of updates on East of England activities |
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| Leaflet detailing the work of the three regional development agencies (EEDA, the London Development Agency and the South East of England Development Agency) on the Greater South East super region |
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| A report commenting upon the development, format and content of policy E2. Follows EEDA's submission to the regional spatial strategy consultation |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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EEDA's corporate plan for the financial years 2005/6 to 2007/8. This document explains our planned actions for this period and how we aim to achieve the goals of the Regional Economic Strategy.
Please note: We are currently consulting on a new corporate plan for 2008-11. Please go to the online consultation portal to read the draft corporate plan and respond to the consultation. |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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| An update on regional co-financing activity to support skills and employment priorities |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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| Spring 2005 edition of Source - EEDA's bi-annual business magazine for the East of England |
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| Entec was commissioned by EEDA to prepare the first Brownfield Land Action Plan for the region. |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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| Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes.
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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A large part of EEDA's role is working with other regional bodies to make sure work in the region is co-ordinated and all has the same aim.
To do this, EEDA worked with a range of partners and stakeholders to produce a regional economic strategy, outlining eight key goals.
The regional economic strategy isn't just a document for EEDA; it's a framework for organisations within the region to work within for common aims. |
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Meeting agenda, papers and - when available - minutes. |
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Board papers and minutes from October 2004 board meeting. |
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Our annual report and accounts assess our progress against our business plan and corporate plan, and celebrate our achievements. It also gives details of areas for improvement and what we've spent over the past financial year. |
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Our annual report and accounts assess our progress against our business plan and corporate plan, and celebrate our achievements. It also gives details of areas for improvement and what we've spent over the past financial year. |
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Our annual report and accounts assess our progress against our business plan and corporate plan, and celebrate our achievements. It also gives details of areas for improvement and what we've spent over the past financial year. |
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Our annual report and accounts assess our progress against our business plan and corporate plan, and celebrate our achievements. It also gives details of areas for improvement and what we've spent over the past financial year. |
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Employment Land Reviews are a key part of the evidence base that informs the preparation of Local Development Documents. They are also important in understanding land and property markets and the type of interventions that might be required to bring employment land forward alongside new housing growth. This manual seeks to provide the framework for a coordinated and consistent approach to future Employment Land Reviews across the region |
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