The top priorities for 2018 After a tea break, participants were given a list of priorities to review and asked to the top three ‘choose priority outcomes you think the Partnership should consider for their 2018 advice to These government’. included the 2017 priority outcomes, the young priorities and three new priorities Partnership’s people’s which emerged on the night. The priority outcomes from 2017: Support for homeless people Partnership’s Jobs and Skills Additional priorities submitted at the Assembly: Public Transport, Road Congestion and Freight Intercultural development Reduce Entrenched Disadvantage through Marketing and promotion of the West better health and education services Affordable and social housing Connected Communities A Greener Region The results, displayed in Figure 6, show that the top three priorities chosen by participants were Jobs, A Waste and Recycling Centre of Excellence Skills and Entrepreneurship; Public Transport, Road Congestion and Freight; and Reduce Entrenched Priorities from the Youth Forum: Disadvantage through Better Health and Education Violence and bullying awareness Services’. Reduce drug and alcohol prevalence Figure 6: Results of the poll 'choose the top three priority outcomes you think the Partnership should consider for their 2018 advice to government’
The top priorities for 2018 After a tea break, participants were given a list of priorities to review and asked to ‘choose the top three priority outcomes you think the Partnership should consider for their 2018 advice to government’. These included the Partnership’s 2017 priority outcomes, the young people’s priorities and three new priorities which emerged on the night. The Partnership’s priority outcomes from 2017: Jobs and Skills Public Transport, Road Congestion and Freight Reduce Entrenched Disadvantage through better health and education services Connected Communities A Greener Region A Waste and Recycling Centre of Excellence Priorities from the Youth Forum: Violence and bullying awareness Reduce drug and alcohol prevalence Support for homeless people Additional priorities submitted at the Assembly: Intercultural development Marketing and promotion of the West Affordable and social housing The results, displayed in Figure 6, show that the top three priorities chosen by participants were Jobs, Skills and Entrepreneurship; Public Transport, Road Congestion and Freight; and Reduce Entrenched Disadvantage through Better Health and Education Services’. Figure 6: Results of the poll 'choose the top three priority outcomes you think the Partnership should consider for their 2018 advice to government’