Making squeaky wheels : an assets and strengths based model for local planning

Jeni Pollard; Heather Chaffey; Cali Vandyk-Dunlevy

Making squeaky wheels : an assets and strengths based model for local planning

Jeni Pollard, Heather Chaffey, Cali Vandyk-Dunlevy

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This case study details a planning approach that is useful for regions where community cultural renewal and development" and not creative industry" is the focus for cultural planning, and where adequate resourcing is available. Penrith City Council's Neighbourhood Renewal Program aims to connect with residents in disadvantaged areas and build capacity in the community to respond to their own needs. Using innovative community engagement methods, each small town-scaled planning project takes a strengths-based approach in developing Neighbourhood Action Plans.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The CAMRA Toolkit: All Culture is Local: Good Practice in Regional Cultural Mapping & Planning From Local Government
Editors	Lisa Andersen, Margaret Malone
Place of Publication	Broadway, N.S.W.
Publisher	UTS ePRESS
Pages	98-105
Number of pages	8
ISBN (Print)	9781863654333
Publication status	Published - 2013

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Making squeaky wheels : an assets and strengths based model for local planning. / Pollard, Jeni; Chaffey, Heather; Vandyk-Dunlevy, Cali.
The CAMRA Toolkit: All Culture is Local: Good Practice in Regional Cultural Mapping & Planning From Local Government. ed. / Lisa Andersen; Margaret Malone. Broadway, N.S.W.: UTS ePRESS, 2013. p. 98-105.

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