So what is regeneration? Bricks and mortar, stronger communities, economic well being, or landscaping industrial sites?

This two day event is designed to answer all these questions and more.
We will
•    look at the key policies that drive national, regional and local activity,
•    explore the key concepts the inform good regeneration practice,
•    understand the debate surrounding public realm,
•    consider good practice in partnership working,
•    design a project using Project Cycle management,
•    Understand the importance of appraisal, monitoring and evaluation,
•    Explore the challenges of the growth agenda.

The course is aimed at any staff in regeneration seeking an overview of the field. Past participants have included economic development staff, partnership managers, police officers, arts officers, private sector and voluntary sector organisations.

The course is taught in a friendly, participative style with plenty of opportunities to debate the issues as well as small group work and even some role play!

The tutors
Eileen Adams and Tim Morton of Engage Associates developed the course in 2004 and have regularly updated the content to match the changing face of regeneration over the last few years. In addition to receiving copies of all course materials each participant is supplied with a CD-ROM with a wealth of background materials.

Date:              23rd & 24th March 2010
Time:             09:30– 16:30
Venue:           Derwent Stepping Stones, Derby
Cost:               £250
Discount:        50% Discount for Statuary Sector Organisations
                       70% Discount for Charities & Not for Profit Organisations
Delivered by:  Eileen Adams & Tim Morton of Engage Associates