CPIER Business Briefing GCP AGM DAME KATE BARKER Chair, CPIEC - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CPIER Business Briefing GCP AGM DAME KATE BARKER Chair, CPIEC Summary of review 14 key recommendations, and 13 subsidiary recommendations: Infrastructure Housing Spatial Planning Health and Well-being Early Years,


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CPIER Business Briefing GCP AGM

DAME KATE BARKER

Chair, CPIEC

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Summary of review

  • 14 key recommendations, and 13 subsidiary recommendations:
  • Infrastructure
  • Housing
  • Spatial Planning
  • Health and Well-being
  • Early Years, Education and Skills
  • Market Towns
  • Governance
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Economic Growth

The GVA target in the Devolution Deal

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Strong evidence for exceptional employment growth

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Business

  • Employment Growth outperforming official figures
  • Industrial strategy – a systems approach needed
  • Complementarity of KI and non-KI sectors
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Inclusive Growth

  • Clear inequalities in productivity:
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Growth in GVA per head

5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 45000 Cambridge South Cambridgeshire Peterborough Huntingdonshire Fenland East Cambridgeshire 2001 Growth to 2016

Source: ONS Regional Account. Note – figures unadjusted for inflation

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The risk to the economy

  • Base Case modelling – damage caused by housing and infrastructure

costs

Employment (1000’s)

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Infrastructure

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Governance

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Move to implementation

  • Mayor James Palmer has accepted the fourteen key recommendations
  • A need now for prioritisation
  • A clear spatial and transport plan
  • Central government engagement
  • Fiscal devolution requires strong case and sound proposals
  • Keep focus on well-being of all
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http://www.cpier.org.uk/final-report/