urban policy Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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what type of approach was the LDDC?

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top down, centralised

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2
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when was the Urban Development Corporation policy introduced?

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1982

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3
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where did funding come from for UDC?

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directly from the central govt

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4
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what was marketing used for in UDCs?

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to attract private investment

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5
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what is the named example for the UDC?

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London Docklands 1982

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6
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why was London Docklands redevloped?

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due to deindustrialisation leaving it derelict with high unemployment rates

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7
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give 3 successes from the LDDC

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  1. effective in attracting businesses and enhancing economic growth
  2. improved the overall envrionment of the area
  3. significantly developed essential links such as the jubliee line
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8
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how much private investment did the LDDC attract by the mid 90s?

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£12 billion

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9
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how many jobs did the UDC create by the mid 90s?

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190,000 nationally

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10
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give 2 failiures of the UDC

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  1. the scheme did little to tackle social problems - often locals were forced out
  2. locals had little involvement and choice in the project
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11
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when was the City Challenge policy introduced?

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1992

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12
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what did the City Challenge policy entail?

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cities competing against eachother for govt regernation grants

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13
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what partnership did the City Challenge scheme form?

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between the private sector, local bodys and the govt

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14
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what is the named example for the City Challenge policy?

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Hulme, Manchester 1992

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15
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give 2 successes of the Hulme city challnge project

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  1. the fact local authoirites were involved was deemed successful for regeneration schemes
  2. city challenge gave equal importance to buildings, people and values
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16
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how many houses did the city challenge improve?

1997 data

17
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how many jobs did the city challenge policy create?

1997 data

18
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how many hectacres of derelict land was reclaimed in the city challenge?

1997 data

19
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give 3 failures of the city challenge policy

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1.resources were thinly spread over large areas
2.areas which previously received funding but lost the bid stopped receiving it
3. resources were spent on unsuccessful bids

20
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when was the city deals regernation policy?

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2011- present

21
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what is the named example for the city deals regeneration policy?

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Manchester ‘working well’

22
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what was manchesters unemployment rate in 2011?

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8.1%. 0.7% over average

23
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what did the city deals policy enable local authorities to do?

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enable more responsibility and control over funding

24
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how many cities were part of the project in wave 1, 2 and now?

25
how much manchester given in the city deals policy?
£64 million
26
what was the core objective of manchester for their city deals project?
to help people with health related barriers to gain employment
27
give 3 ways manchester attempted to reach their core objective in city deals
1. healthcare referrals 2. early therapy 3. job searches
28
give 3 successes of manchester in the city deals project
1. initially got 600 into work 2. by dec 2018 3,000 got into work 3. improved common barriers (confidence, health)
29
give 2 successes of the city deal project as a whole
1. encouraged innovative policy ideas 2. cities saved money from less social intervention required
30
give 2 failiures as a whole for the city deals policy
1. unclear responsibility for devolved funds 2. no measurement of long term results
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what did the city deals policy entail?
giving funding to deprived areas authorities themselves to involve local bodys in the solution