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What
is Community Planning?
Community
Planning is a process whereby a local authority and other local agencies
including community, voluntary, public and private sector organisations
come together to develop and implement a shared vision for promoting the
well being of the area.
Why
is Community Planning important?
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We are all customers of
the public sector, whether we are borrowing a book from the local
library, visiting a GP or reporting a crime to the Police. In
the past, the service providers acted mainly on their own when
planning and delivering services to the public.
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Not only does the
Community Planning process bring providers together for Moray as a
whole, but also to plan for each local area within Moray.
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By working in partnership,
services can be more effective.
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It's the law!
Community Planning is a legal requirement following the passing of the
Local
Government in Scotland Act 2003.
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In 2008 the Partnership
drew up a Single Outcome Agreement with the Scottish Government to
deliver a series of national and local outcomes. The agreement
will be reviewed and revised annually.
Who
is involved in Community Planning in Moray?
The
following organisations are members of the Moray Community Planning
Partnership:
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