Partnership networking event

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• Partnership networking event
• Monday 14th December 2009
• Introduction and vision for partnerships
• Cllr Keith Mitchell Chairman Oxfordshire
  Partnership
• Cllr David Robertson Chairman Public Service
  Board

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Welcome

• Aims of today
• To provide partnerships the opportunity to
  network and share good practice Celebrate key
  successes of the last year
• Explore cross-partnership issues
• Build on the Oxfordshire Partnership identity
• In an informal way

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Some partnership achievements (Keith)

• Achieved targets in our first Local Area
  Agreement
• Job clubs in Bicester and Banbury
• Community led plans
• Crime is reducing
• Co-ordinated approach to breaking the cycle of
  deprivation

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PSB how weve moved on (David)

• Previously focused on agreeing the LAA
• Now leading transition to a stronger performance
  culture
• More than just the LAA, Oxfordshire 2030
  priorities
• Driving efficiency through smarter partnership
  working

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Future for Partnerships in Oxfordshire

• Climate of reduced finances
• Greater expectations from government (of any
  colour) on what partnerships deliver
• ..
• What do you think?

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Oxfordshire Economic Partnership

• David Doughty, Chief Executive OEP
• Response to the recession

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Networking

• Each of the seven thematic partnerships have a
  table with representatives on
• Feel free to circulate and visit the tables of
  the thematic partnerships you are most interested
  in talking to
• 13.10 Lunch and Networking at thematic
  partnership tables
• 13.40 Environment and Waste climate change
• 14.00 Networking at thematic partnership tables
• 14.25 Close

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Partnerships

• Spatial Planning Partnership
• Health and Wellbeing Partnership
• Oxfordshire Economic Partnership
• Safer Communities

• Oxfordshire Stronger Communities Alliance
• Environment and Waste Partnership
• Children and Young Peoples Trust

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Building low carbon communities

• Presentation on the work of the Environment and
  Waste Partnership to tackle the priority of
  climate change