Community-Led Stewardship: Shaping Resilient, Sustainable Places
Stewardship involves managing and caring for something, such as community assets and land value capture. Community-led stewardship fosters resilient, sustainable places by emphasizing community ownership, mixed-tenure housing, local jobs, and environmental enhancement. Various types of community-led stewardship bodies exist, including Community Land Trusts and Development Trusts, offering benefits to both the community and stakeholders. Long-term, community-led stewardship is a genuine form of placemaking that addresses planning system challenges and prompts community responses.
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Community Community- -led Stewardship: led Stewardship: Shaping Resilient, Sustainable Shaping Resilient, Sustainable Places Places September 15, 2023
Stewardship The art of taking care of, or managing, something. The Oxford English Dictionary
Land value capture. Vision, leadership and community engagement. Community ownership of land and long-term stewardship of assets. Mixed-tenure homes and (affordable) housing. A wide range of local jobs. Beautifully designed homes with gardens . Development that enhances the natural environment climate resilience. Strong cultural, recreational facilities. Integrated and accessible transport systems. Garden City Principles
Common types of community- led stewardship bodies Community Land Trust. Development Trust. Community Interest Company. Industrial and Provident Society/ and Cooperative Society.
Community Community- -led stewardship led stewardship benefits benefits COMMUNITY Assets managed in accordance with community needs and aspirations Local people as custodians of place LOCAL AUTHORITY Deliver Local Plan priorities Less time in conflict management DEVELOPERS/ LANDOWNERS Legacy as a touchstone of commercial ethos Potential benefits to scheme viability
Long-term, community-led stewardship The most genuine and inspiring form of placemaking out there.
The Strategic Context: The Strategic Context: Planning system challenges and community Planning system challenges and community responses responses
