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We believe that the National Prosperity Plan should be built around an innovative set of approaches for delivery:
- Accountability: Clearly defined objectives, delivered through National and Local Prosperity Scorecards that allow us to make decisions and track progress.
- Tailored responses: Creating Local Prosperity Strategies and giving local leaders the tools to deliver them.
- Collaboration: Building on LEPs to create Local Prosperity Partnerships that make business, government, institutions and society work towards a common goal.
- Purposeful business: Having businesses leading delivery, and being committed to playing their role in society.
- Consistency: Working together within a stable and long-term policy and regulatory framework.
Read the full report here.
