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City Sustainability Partnership
The next meetings of the City Sustainability Partnership will be held on:
Monday 13th September 2010, 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Monday 1st November 2010, 5.30pm - 7.30pm
All meetings are scheduled to take place in the Hanover Room of Brighthelm Community Centre on North Road.
Papers for the meeting held on 5th July 2010
Minutes of the CSP Meeting held 5th July 2010 [pdf 74KB]
CSP Meeting Agenda 5th July 2010 [pdf 32KB]
Minutes of the meeting of 10th May 2010 [pdf 54KB]
Brighton and Hove's Wildlife Forum Minutes 15th June 2010 [pdf 56KB]
Coalition Agreement and Budget Report [pdf 58KB]
Intelligent Commissioning and Council Restructure Report [pdf 43KB]
Intelligent Commissioning and Council Restructure Report [pdf 40KB]
Nominations for Chair and Two Vice Chairs [pdf 28KB]
Sustainability Partnership Engagement Workshop Report [pdf 41KB]
Downland Initiative Presentation [pdf 441KB]
South Downs National Park Authority Presentation [pdf 1.38MB]
All notes and papers from previous meetings can be accessed via the CSP Archive.
What is the City Sustainability Partnership?
The purpose of the City Sustainability Partnership is to provide the city and its key stakeholders with strategic leadership on the sustainable development of Brighton & Hove.
The City Sustainability Partnership is independent, cross sector and strategic. It feeds into the family of partnerships on the Local Strategic Partnership (LSP), which in Brighton & Hove is called the 2020 Community Partnership.
Objectives
- to lead on the revision and implementation, monitoring and review of a One Planet Living Plan and a Climate Change Strategy for the city through the Local Strategic Partnership (LSP)
- to direct the performance of key city stakeholders against the environmental sustainability indicators in the new National Indicator set
- to direct work on the Environmental Sustainability indicators in the Local Area Agreement, e.g. the proposed indicator for reducing carbon dioxide emissions in the local authority area
- to monitor the sustainability performance of the Sustainable Community Strategy and direct changes in the policies and practices of key stakeholders to improve this
- to locally champion the prioritiesof the national Sustainable Development Strategy: Securing the Future
- to develop good and innovative practice sharing and joint work in these areas across the community and voluntary, business and public service sectors in the city
Local decision making
To put the City Sustainability Partnership in a national context, read these reports from the Sustainable Development Commission: Local decision making and sustainable development and Capability for local sustainability.Directions to venue
The meeting will be held at The Brighthelm Centre, North Road, Brighton, BN1 1YD, close to Brighton rail station which is served by bus services and trains. For further information visit the Brighthelm website. Find out real time bus information and plan your route to the meeting using the council's journey planner www.journeyon.co.uk.