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Local Strategy Partnerships (LSPs) have been part of the Northern Ireland landscape since 2000 evolving from the District Partnership model (PEACE I: 1995-1999). As Northern Ireland enters into one of the most complex and radical change programmes ever undertaken, what place will LSPs have?
Claire Conroy- LSP Working Group
LSP Working Group
21 Nov 2006
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The LSP Working Group has produced a research report that outlines the LSP experience and shares some of the best practice gained over the period of the Peace II Programme. This paper is a summary of that report.
The LSP Working Group is made up of representatives from all 26 LSPs. Its role is to undertake research and co-ordination work of a strategic nature in relation to the collaborative opportunities available to LSPs in the context of Peace II.
Research Report - Executive Summary - 21 November
Research Report 'Sharing the Experience, Learning the Lessons' - 21 November (word)
http://www.lspworkinggroup.org
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