Community-Led Local Development in Limerick City.

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Community-Led Local Development in Limerick City

Limerick Urban Area

About PAUL Partnership Established in 1989 Response to high unemployment in the city Local Authority was a founding member Broader social inclusion remit now Multi-sectoral Partnership

PAUL Partnership Areas of Work What? Employment Support Enterprise Support Lifelong Learning Community Development Early Years Education How? Delivery of Services Capacity-building Brokerage Policy Strategic Collaborations Linkages with Local Authority

Current PAUL Partnership Programmes & Initiatives Levered by the Local and Community Development Programme TÚS Programme Regeneration Consultative Forum Jobs Club Community Employment Scheme Incredible Years Community Forum Traveller Training Project Volunteering Initiative Local Employment Service LCDP Limerick Food Partnership Older Persons Forum Primary Healthcare Project TÚS Regeneration Consultative Forum Jobs Club Community Employment: Childcare DSP Local Employment Service Children’s and Young People’s Services Committee Limerick Food Partnership Learning Limerick Social Inclusion & Community Activation Programme PAUL Partnership: SICAP, Managed Programmes, Hosted Strategic Initiatives 2016 ABC Start Right (Early Years) Incredible Years (Early Years) Community Employment: Community Outreach Civic Engagement Initiative

Traditional Role of Local Government Different to many other European & international models of government Traditional, Primary Functions – governed by statute: – Physical planning – Housing – Road transportation – Water supply and sewerage – Development incentives and controls – Environmental protection and control – Recreation and amenities

Local Government in Limerick New Local Authority for Limerick City and County established in June 2014

New Role of Local Government Putting People First: Action Programme for Effective Local Government 2012 & Local Government Reform Act 2014 Enhanced role of local government in delivery of public services at local level Placed greater focus on community and citizen engagement at local level Provided stronger role for local government in community and local development Formalised ‘alignment’ – bringing local government and local development sectors closer together re: planning and delivering local and community development programmes

Local Community Development Committee (LCDC) Multi-sectoral: – Local Authority – Statutory Agencies – Environment – Community and Voluntary Responsibility for developing and implementing Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP) Executive support provided by local authority

Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP) 6 year plan Promote and support economic and community development of the area Improve coordination Integration of service delivery Collaboration

Public Participation Networks (PPNs) New structure for public engagement and participation in the local government system – community & voluntary, social inclusion and environmental groupings To encourage and enable public participation in local decision making and planning of services To facilitate the election of participants from the environmental, social inclusion and community/voluntary sectors onto city/county decision making bodies To develop the C&V sector to have a strong collective voice

Range of Working Relationships TypeExamples Grant Aid Local Authority Regeneration Social Intervention Fund TenderingDelivery of SICAP PartnershipDelivery of Leader Co-Delivery Civic Engagement Programme

Challenges History Autonomy Flexibility Capacity – Financial – Skills/Knowledge