LEPs Strategic Economic Plans: An initial assessment

Lee Pugalis; Alan Townsend; Ania Ankowska; Zebeida Sattar

LEPs Strategic Economic Plans: An initial assessment

Lee Pugalis, Alan Townsend, Ania Ankowska, Zebeida Sattar

Northumbria University

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An initial assessment, by researchers on behalf of the RTPI, of a sample of LEP strategic plans which were submitted this week to the government, has concluded that those LEPs benefiting from a history of larger-than-local partnership working, local authority collaboration and/or a policy active business community have produced some of the most credible and distinct Strategic Economic Plans.

Original language	English
Journal	RTPI website
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 2014

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