NY Sustainable Community Strategy & Local Area Agreement
North Yorkshire Sustainable Community Strategy & North Yorkshire Local Area Agreement
North Yorkshire Sustainable Community Strategy
The Harrogate District Strategic Partnership priorities feed into the North Yorkshire Sustainable Community Strategy and Local Area Agreement.
The North Yorkshire Sustainable Community Strategy (NYSCS)
2008/18 sets out the strategic direction and long-term, sustainable
vision for the economic, social and environmental well-being of the
county. The North Yorkshire Local Area Agreement 2008/11 (LAA) is
based on the priorities in this Strategy and translates these
priorities into targets to form the main delivery mechanism and to
secure the improvements that local people want to see. It is the
'deal' between the main public sector agencies in the area, other
partners and central government to improve services and the quality
of life in North Yorkshire.
Ten high level issues have been identified as priorities for
the county. They are:
- access to services;
- affordable housing;
- alcohol;
- children and young people
- community cohesion;
- community safety;
- economy and enterprise;
- environment;
- health and wellbeing; and
- older people.
Delivery on these ten priorities as well as on the LAA targets
will depend on contributions of activity at a district level among
the partners in the HDSP.
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The North Yorkshire Local Area Agreement (LAA) is a three year
agreement between the main public sector agencies in the area,
other partners and central Government to improve services and the
quality of life in North Yorkshire.
The LAA is based on the priorities found within
the North Yorkshire Sustainable Community Strategy (SCS). The
strategy sets out the overarching strategic direction and long
term, sustainable vision for the economic, social and environmental
well-being of North Yorkshire.
The North Yorkshire Strategic Partnership (NYSP) has overall responsibility to ensure that the priorities held within the Local Area Agreement are met. For more information about the NYSP please go to www.nysp.org.uk