Third sector / community planning partnership (CPP) – Dundee
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The document outlines a partnership model developed by Claverhouse Training and the Dundee Community Planning Partnership to enhance employability through a city-wide program, focusing on networking and support for the third sector. Key aims include improved claims processes for EU funding, fair practices in resource allocation, and effective communication among stakeholders. The report also highlights significant employment achievements and a high percentage of third sector activity within the employability fund.
Third sector / community planning partnership (CPP) – Dundee
- 1. Alastair Cameron, Claverhouse Training Michelle Gautier, Dundee Community Planning Partnership (Dundee City Council)
- 2. Partnership model Employability Pipeline One year preparation 2007-2008 Ongoing – networking, information sessions Involvement in employability groups, e.g. Common Information Workgroup
- 3. Mutual Benefits To Third Sector - Introduction to ESF/ERDF - Technical & hands on support – claims, finance - Part of a city-wide programme - More time to focus on areas of expertise - Increased referrals, easy access to specialist support - Input into shape of the future To Dundee CPP - More employability - - funds into the city Ability to operate holistic pipeline Better results for the city Reduced duplication Gaining operational expertise/views on developments & the future
- 4. 2012-2013 Jobs 313 54 18 0 10 315 1 16 727 FE 13 8 1 0 5 2 0 36 65 NTPs 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Regs 418 69 46 326 171 208 53 136 1427 8 27 16 7 64 0 132 78 0 0 0 131 18 7 1 142 53 30 65 341 Total ESF 780 95 64 1768 Percentage of Third sector activity within all ESF 93% 68% 6% 81% Partner 1 Partner 2 Partner 3 Partner 4 Partner 5 Partner 6 Partner 7 Partner 8 Total Third Sector (ESF) DCC Activity agreements Employment Support Service – health/disabilities Welfare rights – Money advice workers Lone Parents & Ethnic Minorities Link Workers Total ESF (not Third sector)
- 5. Dundee CPP aims To have a sound claims and audit process which makes EU funds easier for partners - dedicated officer - training sessions - deadlines for claims – quicker turnaround - up front payments where necessary - all back up sent – no involvement in verifications, audits, Article 60B, etc
- 6. Dundee CPP aims To fund provision that will deliver the best results To have fair, clear and inclusive practices around – - improving the programme - managing performance - allocating funds To have good communication streams and a consultative approach to the future Programmes, e.g. - revised pipeline ( changes to activities, agreeing target groups, etc) - unit costs
- 7. Pathway 1
- 8. Pathway 22