Cooperatives Build a Better World
- May 2025
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Rochdale is using co-operative and community wealth building approaches to plan, develop and deliver the infrastructure our culture sector and communities need. Our work is underpinned by our ‘Cultural Compact’, which brings together stakeholders from across the cultural sector and beyond to work co-operatively for the good of our borough, and is administered by Rochdale Development Agency. The Compact uses sociocratic principles to support collaboration around key priorities led by six working circles: children and young people; creative skills and business support; programming; audience development, community engagement; and communications. This case study shines a light on two key projects, which form part of a much larger programme of investment in the sector to deliver for our borough.
Oliver Boaler
Placemaking Manager
Rochdale Development Agency