6. Fostering ties: further resources
Tools and resources
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Name |
Developer |
Type of Resource |
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Aimed at local communities and the organisations working with them, this set of resources supports the process of understanding local needs and developing emergency plans based on those needs. |
Cabinet Office (UK) |
Communities Reports, checklists and case studies |
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Heatwave Plan for England (2013) The plan provides the framework for action during specific periods of very hot weather. It includes an ‘equality analysis’ and other resources which can assist local decision-making. |
Public Health England/NHS |
Health and social care sector Report and actions |
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National Flood Emergency Framework for England aims to support building the foundation for effective emergency responses to flooding. Links are given to equivalent guidance for the devolved administrations. |
Defra (2013) |
Emergency flood response guidance |
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Advice and information to support volunteers and volunteer managers |
NCVO |
Good practice bank |
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Flood and Coastal erosion: risk management authorities. Who's responsible for flood and coastal erosion risk management, what they must do, and guidance on how to do it. |
Defra (2015) | Resource |
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Flood Plan guidance for communitites and groups
Practical advice for communities and groups on preparing a flood plan and keeping safe during flooding. |
Defra (2012) | Resource |
Case Studies & Stories
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Name |
Developer |
Type of Resource |
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Starting up a flood action group, Flood Action4 Buckingham An example of one of the 160+ flood action groups supported which bring communities together, support people through the preparation process and provide a point of contact for the variety of agencies that help to manage flooding. |
ClimateJust team with Roger Parkinson |
Internal case study Flood action groups |
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Working with your Community – how to set up a flood action plan. The webpages also link to further guidance and templates. |
Buckinghamshire County Council |
External case study |
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Community case studies of partnership working to reduce flood risk. Calderdale 9West Yorkshire, Charlton (Worcester), Purley (Surrey), Lostwithie (Cornwall). |
National Flood Forum |
External case study
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Based in Cheshire, Snow Angels is the result of a partnership between organisations involved in health, housing, environmental & emergency planning and the local community to provide community-based responses to extreme cold weather in a rural area. |
ClimateJust team with Cathy Boyd |
Case Study (internal) |
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Fowley Brook Information about work on an urban river catchment in the City of Stoke-on-Trent. Built as a collaboration between the Environment Agency, Stoke on Trent City Council and Staffordshire University, the project also emphasises the role of local communities. |
Environment Agency |
Case Study (EA) |
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Environment Agency case studies of partnership working: Poole, Carlisle, Cornwall. |
Environment Agency |
Case studies (external) |
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Ecocities project – a multi-organisation research partnership. |
University of Manchester |
Case Study (internal) |
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CASE studentship – collaborating through PhD sponsorship. |
Newcastle City Council and Northumbria University |
Case Study (internal) |
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Links to a number of projects which are trailing new community based initiatives to build resilience to flooding. A set of projects exploring community resilience to coastal erosion are already completed. |
Defra |
External web content |
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Gloucestershire Village and Community Agents Provides information and points of contact for the over 50s to support independent living and a good quality of life. |
Gloucester Rural Community Council |
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Examples of the personal benefits of volunteering for young people. |
vInspired |
Case studies of personal stories (external) |
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Examples of a range of case studies in health and social care including working with socially isolated individuals, older people and those with a range of physical and mental health needs. |
Skills for Health |
Cases studies (external) |
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Voluntary Action Sheffield |
Cases studies (external) |
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Examples of the range of benefits that volunteers have found as a result of participation. |
VolunteerNow (Northern Ireland) |
Case studies of personal stories |
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Transition Town initiative Information about the work of the UK-based transition town charity which aims to help support the dual aims of building community resilience and reducing carbon dioxide emissions in communities across the world. |
Transition Network |
Case study (internal) |
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Bovaird, T. 2007. Beyond engagement and participation: User and community coproduction of public services. Public Administration Review, 67(5), 846-860.
David Boyle, Sherry Clark and Sarah Burns. 2006. Co-production by people outside paid employment. York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
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DCLG (2006) Strong and prosperous communities. The Local Government White Paper.
Defra (2012) Coastal Change Pathfinder Review Final Report
Defra (2013) National Flood Emergency Framework for England
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Whittle, R. et al. 2010. After the Rain – learning the lessons from flood recovery in Hull, final project report for “Flood, Vulnerability and Urban Resilience: a real-time study of local recovery following the floods of June 2007 in Hull”, Lancaster University, Lancaster UK
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