Policy Labs and Prototypes 2023 Overview
Explore CCIN's funding opportunities for collaborative policy projects in local government, focusing on COVID-19 recovery, VCFSE sector collaboration, and tackling inequality. Get insights on the budget, project types, and thematic areas for 2023.
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CCIN Policy Lab & Prototype funded projects Member led projects to find co-operative policy solutions to the challenges facing local government. Open to all ideas, the more innovative the better! Policy Labs - more significant collaborative pieces of work that CCIN members work on together and eligible for between 10,000 - 20,000 of funding. Policy Prototypes - smaller projects delivered in a locality on behalf of the Network and eligible for up to 2,000 of funding.
Introducing the Process for Policy Labs and Policy Prototype Bids in 2023
Key points of 2023 process Policy Labs 60k total budget Max Bid of 20k per project 24 months to deliver Policy Prototypes 15k total budget Max Bid of 2k per project 9 months to deliver
Covid-19 Recovery Though Covid-19 Recovery was a thematic area in 2021, this is still a topic that all local authorities are wrestling with. We would like to fund projects that involve local communities in co-designing co- operative initiatives that would help our members and their communities to recover from the impacts of the pandemic. 1. Covid 1. Covid- -19 Recovery Recovery 19
Following the pandemic, many local authorities are thinking about how they can better support their local VCSFE sector, including through the development of investment strategies. However, key to this approach is how we work with the VCFSE sector, for example, through sharing data and intelligence about local communities. We would like to fund projects that aim to promote greater collaboration between local authorities and the VCFSE sector, with models of co-operation that can be replicated across the Network. 2. Sharing Sharing Data with 3 Data with 3rd rd Sector Sector Organisations Organisations
Many CCIN councils represent areas and communities suffering with high levels of inequality and deprivation (9 of the top 30 councils listed in the Multiple Indices of Deprivation are CCIN members). We would like to fund projects that aim to develop partnership projects to tackle poverty and inequality, helping our members to build back fairer from the pandemic. 3. Tackling Tackling Inequality Inequality
The levelling-up agenda is gaining momentum across the country, with many local authorities considering how they can access funding to support their town centres, create jobs, and grow their local economies. We would like to fund projects that take a co- operative approach to levelling-up, considering how we can encourage good economic growth, that benefits everyone in our communities. 4. Co Co- -operative operative Approaches to Approaches to Levelling Levelling- -up up
We want to hear We want to hear your ideas your ideas
Bids Expressions of Interest (Bids) are requested from members to contribute to Policy Labs and Policy Prototypes 2023
Get involved in 2023 There is no limit to the number of Policy Labs you are engaged in BUT you can only lead on one
3 ways to get involved In a Policy Lab already suggested Add to Spreadsheet Use form to Submit EOI Suggest a new theme for a Policy Lab Use form to submit EOI Deliver a Policy Prototype Use Form to submit EOI
Declare interest in one of the draft Policy Lab Declare interest in one of the draft Policy Lab themes or suggest your own themes or suggest your own Follow Link 1. Go to link on spreadsheet 2. Identify your organisation 3. Identify Draft Theme or Themes that you wish to engage with & whether you want to be the project Lead 4. Add Lead Officer or Councillor against the theme for your organisation 5. Add Contact Email to the spreadsheet entry 6. Exit Follow Link
Declare Interest in a new Policy Lab Declare Interest in a new Policy Lab Follow Link 1. Complete and Submit Form using this Link 2. Exit Follow Link The Additional Theme or Themes will be added to the Draft Themes Spreadsheet along with your contact name and email.
Submit an application to deliver a Policy Submit an application to deliver a Policy Prototype Prototype Follow Link 1. Complete and Submit Form using this Link 2. Exit Follow Link Your interest will be collated with all other EOI s
Date 24 Nov Launch 28 Feb Closing date for submission of all Bids Timetable for 2023 6 March V&P Board consider Bids 13 March EOC consider EOIs/Bids 31 March Contracts awarded/work starts
