Yorkshire Forward Learning Legacy
21/07/2011
About the Learning Legacy Series
The Learning Legacy is a series of reports that captures knowledge, achievements and lessons learned from twelve years of regional economic development in Yorkshire and Humber. It seeks to pass knowledge on to other bodies who may be able to apply it now or in the future.
The work has been completed at a time when Yorkshire Forward is working towards closure. So it is rooted in the art of the possible, bringing information and insights to the fore as far as possible. Whilst it does not seek to be comprehensive it spans a suite of 17 documents:
Overview and Summary
1: Economic Strategy
2: Research, Intelligence and Evaluation
3: Responding to Economic Shocks
4: Low Carbon Economy and Sustainable Development
5: Enterprise - Helping New Businesses to Start and Survive
6: Supporting Existing Businesses
7: Access to Finance
8: International Trade and Investment
9: Sectors and Clusters
10: Innovation
11: Skills
12: Urban Renaissance and Physical Regeneration
13: Social Regeneration and Inclusion
14: Transport
15: Rural Renaissance
16: Tourism and Major Events
Each module is a standalone document that covers the purpose of the work, the approaches adopted, results and lessons learned. Each one also includes a short Executive Summary. Each document is available to download from 'Related Documents' on the right hand side of this page.



Learning Legacy - good stuff and well worth a look!
I recently came across the Learning Legacy documents on the site. There's a lot in there and I haven't read it all. But impressed with what I have looked at, good mix of reflection and practical pointers for others doing economic development.
Brian Bright on 27th October 2011 at 5:46pm