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Andrew Carnegie ‘Richest man in the world!’
100 yearsFocus on “Wellbeing”.
Assets modelnot deficit model
600+ libraries inthe UK and Ireland
Foundations and society
Our policy cycle
Attitude of the Trust
Bold experimentationAberfoyle in Scotland
PartnershipBetter journalism
Not seeking impactPlaying fields
Three propositions on the Enabling State
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We found small governments taking a range of different approaches…
Retrenching: reducing
services
Restructuring:
organising services in a
different way
Reforming: where the focus is on improving delivery
Rethinking: where a
fundamental change in
approach is adopted
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Community and voluntary sector
Families and individuals
Families and individuals
Community and voluntary sector
State
Inverting the pyramid...
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Making the case !
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VIOLENCE REDUCTION UNIT and HAWKHILL COMMUNITY CENTREJurisdiction: Scotland Health improvement and crime reduction
‘. . . There is a huge [amount] of trust that needs to be built . . . there are big challengesaround previous criminal histories and big challenges around health experiences.
Case Study Interviewee
CASE STUDY: GENIOJurisdiction: Republic of IrelandTest, and scale, cost-effective ways of supporting people who are disadvantaged to live full lives in their communities.
CASE STUDY: BRON AFON YOUTH FORUMJurisdiction: Wales
Supporting young people to play an active role in their community
It’s like a snowball ofpositivity that the more we do, the morepeople ask about it. The more credit peopleget for it, the more people want to be partof it. The more successful it is, the morepeople want to be part of the success.’
Case Study Interviewee
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Trends towards the enabling state
• Services built around empowered citizens and communities
• Co-produced public
services
• Success where the state has failed
• A holistic approach to public services.
• A level playing field
• Shared responsibilities
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