Where Do We Want to Be? Sample Clauses

Where Do We Want to Be?. The Community Planning Partnership vision for Inverclyde is: This means that the Alliance will work in partnership to create a confident, inclusive Inverclyde with safe and sustainable, healthy, nurtured communities, and a thriving, prosperous economy, with active citizens who are resilient, respected and responsible and able to make a positive contribution to the area. The Inverclyde Alliance, in partnership with communities, wants to deliver an Inverclyde in which: • there is a stable population with a good balance of socio economic groups. • all our communities are safe, healthy, achieving, nurtured, active, respected, responsible and included. • there are low levels of poverty and deprivation. • communities are more capable and resilient, and who are able to be ‘co-producers’ in achieving positive outcomes for themselves, moving away from dependency to self reliance. • communities are involved in the development and delivery of services and initiatives to tackle the ‘wicked issues’ in the worst performing communities, which suffer the worst multiple impacts of persistent disadvantage. • communities are stronger, responsible and more able to identify, articulate and take action on their needs and aspirations to bring about an improvement in the quality of community life. • there is a diversified business base with emphasis on developing businesses with growth potential to strengthen the economic base. • there is a prosperous economy, with access to learning and jobs where everyone who is able to work is in work, thereby reducing levels of poverty and giving people improved opportunity and chances. • there is a healthy population, with health inequalities between those who are better off and those living in poverty reduced. We want the people of Inverclyde to live longer, healthier lives and take a more active role in keeping themselves healthy. • a positive culture change has taken place in attitudes to alcohol, and alcohol misuse, resulting in fewer associated health problems, social problems and reduced crime rates. • all our young people have the best start in life, where from pre-birth, through to their adult lives, they are equipped with the skills, knowledge, capability and support to be safe, healthy, achieving, nurtured, active, respected, responsible and included. Our children are our most valuable asset and the future of Scotland, and we need to remove the barriers to positive outcomes for them, focussing on prevention and early intervention. ...

Where Do We Want to Be?. During this phase, we will analyze the system to identify needs for parks, recreation, and open space services. We will address parks and facilities, as well as programs.