No. Objective Action Responsible Timescale Organisation F1 Promote 6,300 jobs, Secure total investment of £225m through the Jobs Fund. DETI/Invest NI March 2015 4,000 to be created by March 2014 F2 Provide Employment Grant support to promote 4,030 additional new jobs across a March 2015 range of business sectors by March 2015, with 1,730 new jobs to be created by March 2014 and 150 new jobs created through a new Growth Programme”. “Business F3 Provide a Business Start Grant leading to the creation of 1,500 jobs for residents of 2014 Neighbourhood Renewal Areas (NRA) and 280 jobs for young people Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEETs) who have completed an Invest NI approved business plan. F4 Create 340 new jobs through a range of measures aimed at strengthening the Social March 2014 economy sector including development and implementation of a new Economy “Social Franchising Programme” F5 Help the Construction Help the Construction sector by delivering approximately 8,000 social and affordable DSD March 2015 Sector homes over the budget period. F6 Help the Construction sector by delivering key road and rail projects including phase 2 DRD March 2015 of the upgrade to the Coleraine to Derry/Londonderry railway line, and investing to maintain our roads infrastructure. F7 Help the Construction sector by substantially completing the construction of the new DOJ March 2015 Police, Prison and Fire Service Training College, utilising at least 70% of the programme capital budget by 2015. F8 Employment & Move 114,000 working age benefit clients into employment by March 2015. DEL March 2015 Employability F9 Stimulate 1,150 new employment opportunities in areas under the Rural DARD March 2015 Development Fund by 2015. F10 Under the Steps to Work programme, offer a period of supported self-employment for DEL Ongoing those who have an interest in running their own business. F11 Take an Area Approach by replicating examples of good practice within the DETI/ Invest NI 2014 social economy sector in areas where the sector is not working as effectively, in line with Social Investment Fund priorities.
No. Objective Action Responsible Organisation Timescale F1 Promote 6,300 jobs, 4,000 to be created by March 2014 Secure total investment of £225m through the Jobs Fund. DETI/Invest NI March 2015 F2 Provide Employment Grant support to promote 4,030 additional new jobs across a range of business sectors by March 2015, with 1,730 new jobs to be created by March 2014 and 150 new jobs created through a new “Business Growth Programme”. March 2015 F3 Provide a Business Start Grant leading to the creation of 1,500 jobs for residents of Neighbourhood Renewal Areas (NRA) and 280 jobs for young people Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEETs) who have completed an Invest NI approved business plan. 2014 F4 Create 340 new jobs through a range of measures aimed at strengthening the Social economy sector including development and implementation of a new “Social Economy Franchising Programme” March 2014 F5 Help the Construction Sector Help the Construction sector by delivering approximately 8,000 social and affordable homes over the budget period. DSD March 2015 F6 Help the Construction sector by delivering key road and rail projects including phase 2 of the upgrade to the Coleraine to Derry/Londonderry railway line, and investing to maintain our roads infrastructure. DRD March 2015 F7 Help the Construction sector by substantially completing the construction of the new Police, Prison and Fire Service Training College, utilising at least 70% of the programme capital budget by 2015. DOJ March 2015 F8 Employment & Employability Move 114,000 working age benefit clients into employment by March 2015. DEL March 2015 F9 Stimulate 1,150 new employment opportunities in areas under the Rural Development Fund by 2015. DARD March 2015 F10 Under the Steps to Work programme, offer a period of supported self-employment for those who have an interest in running their own business. DEL Ongoing F11 Take an Area Approach by replicating examples of good practice within the social economy sector in areas where the sector is not working as effectively, in line with Social Investment Fund priorities. DETI/ Invest NI 2014
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