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Community planning is about everyone (organisations and communities) working together to make their area a better place to live.
2003/04 Achievements To finalise the Active Citizenship Strategy – achieved. Action Plan currently being implemented. To finalise the Social Inclusion Strategy – draft strategy to be considered by the Angus Community Planning Partnership in February 2004. To finalise the Community Planning Communications Strategy – achieved. Action Plan currently being implemented. To consider the rationalisation of current strategies and plans in light of the developing community planning and local economic forum processes – Thematic Partnership groups currently considering. To develop actions arising from objectives in the Economic Development Strategy – Angus Economic Development Partnership page. To extend the work of the Angus Community Learning Partnership to take account of the full implications and needs arising from the Scottish Executive’s Lifelong Learning Strategy for Scotland – Community Learning and Development Partnership to extend focus of work to Lifelong Learning. Development of a research project under consideration. Continued development of the Joint Health Improvement Plan which will include agreeing joint actions around the priorities set out from the Health Improvement and Community Safety Partnership – refer to Health Improvement and Community Safety Group page. To work with thematic partnership groups to develop SMART (Specific Measurable Achievable Realistic and Timed) targets against agreed priorities for partnership work – achieved – refer to "thematic groups" page. To develop a comprehensive set of performance indicators and a formal reporting process on those indicators – achieved top level refer to Angus Community Planning Progress Report & Review Performance Report (PDF 491K). Development of agreed protocols for inter-agency data sharing – achieved in relation to joint futures. Agreement to explore further in relation to risk management. To further develop arrangements for involving local community representatives and individuals in the community planning process – steady progress in this area.