Making places resilient

Tuesday 17th Apr 2012

17^th April 2012, Manchester

This course will explore the characteristics of place resilience based on CLES’ own research into resilient places and the CLES Resilience Model which provides a conceptual framework for assessment.

The course will guide delegates through the framework and look at ways it can be used to help rebalance our economies and prioritise resources in a time of austerity.

Delegates will

• Learn about the nature of resilient places
• Explore how current challenges and the Coalition government policy makes place resilience more important
• Learn about the CLES place resilience concept and how it was developed
• Understand how to apply the CLES place resilience concept in your own locality

Course fee

£200 plus VAT: £105 plus VAT for charity, voluntary sector organisations.

CLES members can use event days to book this course or receive a 20% discount on the above fees.

Course fees include detailed reference materials, refreshments and buffet lunch.

Time

9.30am registration and refreshments for 10am start. Course ends at 4pm.