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Our Regeneration
Approaches
5 different regeneration approaches identified from the analysis of various current and past planning documents
Bottom-Up
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Aims to empower residents via a community land trust
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Aims to incorporate community orientated design
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Aims to communicate through consultation
Holistic
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Aims to treat the site as a whole in order to prevent fragmentation of neighbourhoods
Conservation
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Aims to increase community attachment through protection and new usages of heritage buildings
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Aims to boost the tourism industry and attract creative businesses through enrichment of character
Environmental Sustainability
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Aims to increase green infrastructure to contribute to a healthy, clean working and lievable urban environment
Economic Resilience
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Aims to encourage local and unique startups through mixed-use and live work enterprises
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Aims to let the community influence and decide how public realm is used
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Defining Community-Led Regeneration
It is about people:
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identifying issues and opportunities in their local area
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deciding what to do about them
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making positive changes in their communities
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How would it happen?
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Community land trust and secure delivery of funding methods
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Partnerships with a range of stakeholders, both private and public, to secure delivery
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Inviting local people and businesses to help shape detailed plans for the area through consultation
What it draws on?
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Clear communication through consultation
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Community ownership of land and assets and control over them = Community asset transfer
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Responses to challenges and priorities in areas where there are high levels of disadvantage
Who is the community?
As the site doesn’t have a specific population the communities that will benefit and participate in the regeneration are Custom house, Beckton, Canning Town, North Woolwich and Silvertown
Why is it needed?
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To support families
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To support employment
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To strengthen locally-controlled, enterprising community organisations
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To support meanwhile uses and community events
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To support community space for programmes
How can the enterprise zone benefit it?
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Circular economy
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Generate income
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Attract meanwhile uses and business