1. Guess the keyword!

2. Community Stakeholders are...
“A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.” Oxford Dictionary
Community is...
Community Stakeholders are...
People with an interest, or ‘stake’, in a community issue because the actions or policies in question may affect their lives 2 2
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3. L2 Allocation of Public Money
Learning objective:
To be able to identify the needs of different stakeholders within a community
To understand the difficulties and challenges faced when allocating public money (i.e. taxes)
Starter: Who are the stakeholders in our community?

4. Local Council h/w
Carry out research on the internet to find out answers to the following questions. Make sure you write your answers in full sentences.
1) Find out the name of
Your local Mayor
The name of your local ward.
The names of your 3 local councillors and which political party they represent
The name of your local MP and which political party they represent.
The name of the Mayor of London.
2) In your own words, explain following roles:
Local Mayor
Mayor of London
Local Councillors
Members of Parliament
Prime Minister

5. Task 1 - Stakeholder priorities
Move to the table of the stakeholder group you have been allocated
One parent/carer
families
Elderly
Students
Young Adults
People with
disabilities
Local business
owners
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6. Eltham – The future!
You are going to redesign the WHOLE of Eltham….you will have a total budget of £3bn
You must try to satisfy the whole community, so tough choices will have to be made!

7. In your ‘stakeholder groups’
Create a mind map showing all the different needs of your stakeholder group within the community
What services do they need?
What spaces do they need?
What entertainment do they need?
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8. Identifying needs
Once we understand who the stakeholders are, we can identify the needs of our community e.g. do we need more schools for children or doctors for old people?
It is important that everyone’s point of view is considered, if we are to get the types of services and facilities we need.
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9. Move to the table of your ‘consultancy group’
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10. What helps to make a community a good place to live?
What is important to the community as a whole?
Task 2: Feedback
Each stakeholder presents their priorities to the group
Consider which groups you think are the most important and each complete the stakeholder ranking table 10
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11. In your ‘consultancy groups’
MISSION STATEMENT –
Write a mission statement outlining the ethos of your redesigned Eltham.
How are you catering for the different groups?
How are you encouraging community cohesion in Eltham?
BUDGET –
Use the option packs to select the most appropriate services for your redesigned Eltham.
You must select one service from each category
You should be prepared to defend your decision
You CANNOT spend more than £3,000,000,000 in total
You should make sure that the choices in your Budget should be made in line with your Mission Statement
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12. Eltham Community Total Population 12098 100.0% Males 5836 48.2%
Females %
Eltham Community
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13. Economic Activity (among ages 16 to 74)

14. Households All households 5331
Households comprising: %
One person: adult (working age)
Two person: adult (working age)
One person: pensioner
Two person: pensioners
Two parent with dependent children
One parent with dependent children
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15. Independent review What was the mission statement of your community?
In what ways do you feel you catered for the needs of the different stakeholders within your community?
In what ways do you feel your community could have been improved?
What have you learned about the allocation of public funds?