Expired contract

Policy lessons - emergence & success in community led local development

Details

Buyer: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA)
Supplier(s): LSE Enterprise Ltd
Value: GBP 59,330
Duration: 4 months
Topic: Environmental services
Published: 19 March 2019
Source: ContractsFinder

Tender description

4. The aim of this study is to develop a concise appreciation of the role that community-led approaches have had in driving local economic growth and providing local services, particularly within areas that appear to be disadvantaged in terms of economic opportunities and access to public services or which have previously found it difficult to participate in mainstream government support programmes. In addition to the economic benefits, we also need to consider the role that community-led development can play in rural areas in promoting social outcomes.

Timeline

Completed: Award date14 March 2019
Completed: Award published19 March 2019
Current notice
Completed: Contract expiry date12 July 2019

About the buyer

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Relevant CPV codes

90700000 · Environmental services
90711500 · Environmental monitoring other than for construction

Decision makers

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