Research and analysis

Learning from the neighbourhood agreements pathfinder programme

Occasional Paper 107 supports residents and service providers who wish to put in place a neighbourhood agreement in their local area.

• From: Home Office
• Published: 30 July 2012

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Learning from the Neighbourhood Agreements Pathfinder Programme (PDF file - 469kb)

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Data tables - Learning from the Neighbourhood Agreements Pathfinder Programme (Microsoft Excel file - 94kb)

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Occasional Paper 107 supports residents and service providers who wish to put in place a neighbourhood agreement in their local area, summarising the key recommendations and learning from research into design, delivery and development of agreements in five pathfinder areas.

The research involved focus groups with local residents, interviews with service providers, and a street survey. The paper sets out several suggestions that will help those interested in developing a neighbourhood agreement approach in their local area. In particular it provides guidance to practitioners on planning an Agreement, how to monitoring its effectiveness, and how to sustain local resident engagement.

This research relates to an initiative that was set up under the previous government.

Published 30 July 2012