Local Strategic Partnerships

Consultation iconPartnership working is the key to a successful Local Area Agreement (LAA), so the role of the Local Strategic Partnership (LSP) is crucial.

It should not be seen as a single forum where people meet to discuss strategy; rather it needs to become a network of activity focused on achieving real and lasting improvements that can transform local communities. As the forum for local decision-making it is vital that the LSP can demonstrate:

  • it has produced a statement of involvement that is a real commitment to community and VCS participation
  • a coherent approach that links to other programmes and mainstream budgets
  • a clear understanding of and strategy for VCS engagement
  • endorsement and delivery of compact
  • a robust performance management framework

Find out more about our views on LSPs, read the NAVCA response to the Government consultation.

 

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