Historical Review of Place-based Change by Lankelly Chase

This report presents the findings from an historical review of place based approaches to change. Written by Habiba Nabatu for Lankelly Chase Foundation.
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Read the review here

Written in 2017, this review of place-based practice in the UK is unsurpassed in its comprehensiveness and depth. The principles of practice it identifies around working with communities, changing cultures to address complex issues and the challenges of measuring impact and building a sustainable legacy continue to define the key differences in tackling change in places.

We recommend this as a UK centric primer for those thinking about what it means to tackle change in the place in the UK.

Jo Blundell
Jo started her career in the NHS and continued to work with the public sector as a consultant, a service designer and as a board level executive leading growth and development in service delivery organisations in a range of sectors. Her interest is in designing and delivering transformation through collaboration and through engagement with citizens and people with lived experience.

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