Community Planning Partnerships have a statutory obligation to create a 10-year Outcomes Improvement Plan under the provisions of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015.
This Argyll and Bute Outcomes Improvement Plan for 2024-2034 replaces the plan for 2013-2023 and has been developed through community engagement as the area emerges from a global pandemic, and deals with a cost of living crisis and the increasing impacts of climate change.
The Outcomes Improvement Plan for 2024-2034 will focus on improving:
- Outcome 1: Transport Infrastructure
- Outcome 2: Housing
- Outcome 3: Community Wellbeing
Argyll and Bute Community Planning Partnership is a group of organisations and community representatives who will work together to achieve improvements across these three outcomes in ways which promote prevention, reduce inequalities and build community capacity.
Argyll and Bute Outcomes Improvement Plan 2024-2034
Read the Argyll and Bute Outcomes Improvement Plan 2024-2034
Argyll and Bute Outcomes Improvement Plan 2024-2034 - Support Document
Argyll and Bute Outcomes Improvement Plan 2024-2034 - Frequently Asked Questions
Watch a short video outlining how the Community Planning Partnership created the Argyll and Bute Outcomes Improvement Plan 2024-2034, what the three priority outcomes are for Argyll and Bute and what the partnership will work together to achieve over the period 2024-2034.
Argyll and Bute Community Planning Partnership is committed to promoting equality
Key Principles:
- no-one is disadvantaged because of their race or ethnic origin, disability, gender, age, sexual orientation, or religion and belief
- the differences between people are valued and good relations between groups are promoted
- people are treated fairly and with equal respect
- informed assessments are made on the impact of policies and services
- people are involved in the decisions that affect them and encouraged to participate in public life