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Beyond Asset Transfer - Download Final Report
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REPORT LAUNCH: Beyond Asset Transfer: harnessing community asset transfer to create stronger local communities
We have the great pleasure to introduce our latest publication ‘Beyond Asset Transfer’ and hope you joined us for the online launch on Thursday 1st July 2021.
Effective use of community assets is critical to a well-functioning place and strong, resilient communities. But transferring assets to communities or not-for-profit organisations is not always easy, even when we know it is the right solution.
Our latest report – Beyond Asset Transfer – seeks to demystify the process and encourage more councils to be bold in their plans for community assets. The free webinar gives CCIN Members the chance to think through the opportunities around asset transfer in their area.
The webinar will covered:
Panel included:
Newcastle City Council was initially awarded funding to explore what works in community asset transfer, the factors that contribute to success, and how to overcome common barriers.
As the project was being completed, the UK was hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. Our members and their partner community organisations found themselves at the centre of their local response. We secured the additional support of affiliate members Mutual Ventures and Bates Wells to help review the findings and to look at the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on community assets.
The launch was kindly hosted by Mutual Ventures.