Community planning
Community Planning is how public bodies work together, and with local communities to design and deliver better services that make a difference to people's lives.
Action Partnerships
Local Action Partnerships is one of many way for communities to get involved in local decision making.
Community Asset Transfer
The Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015 sets out the rights of communities to have significant influence or control over decisions and services which are most important to them. Part 5 of the Act gives community groups the right to request ownership, lease, or access rights to assets owned by the Council and other public bodies. This is known as Community Asset Transfer (CAT).
Locality Participatory Budgeting
Participatory Budgeting enables residents to decide how public money should be spent in their communities.
Participation Requests
Participation Requests provide an opportunity for people and groups to play a greater and more direct role in their community. A Participation Request is not a request for a service, or for information, it is a request to participate in a process to improve an outcome for your community, such as the quality of greenspaces or access to facilities.
Community Learning and Development
Community Learning and Development (CLD) work strengthens the ability of community organisations and groups to build their structures, systems, people and skills. CLD can support community organisations and groups to access the information, training and resources to enable them to define and achieve their aims and effectively manage community projects.
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