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Jun12

12 June 2019

Community Planning Statements of Progress: Jellybeans, rocket men and data

On Monday 3 June, as part of its Embedding Wellbeing in Northern Ireland project, the Carnegie UK Trust brought together Community Planning, data and communications colleagues from the 11 councils and statutory partners to discuss all things data and communication with some research, UK wide approaches, best practice and storytelling thrown in for good measure.

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May31

31 May 2019

Are we there yet? The first two years of Community Planning

With a newly elected cohort of Councillors getting to grips with their roles and responsibilities, what lessons will they learn from the first two years of Community Planning and how will they apply these lessons to improve the lives of people and communities across Northern Ireland over the long-term?

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May24

24 May 2019

Staying on the leading edge: Health transformation – still some way to go

The annual spring gathering of health and social care leaders and partners at NICON always produces an insightful, constructive two days of discussion.

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Mar20

20 March 2019

Department of Health making the most progress with decisions

Northern Ireland has now been without a functioning devolved government for 800 days. During this period, the Department of Health (DoH) has made the most headway with outstanding decisions.

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Mar12

12 March 2019

With minister absent, education reform contentious but doable

As a devolved matter, education is rarely debated in the halls of Westminster. Yet, the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee – which features four of Northern Ireland’s MPs – recently convened to hear evidence on the sector's 2018-19 funding priorities.

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