Level 1 Actions Part B: Level 3 Actions - Donegal County Council
Level 1 Actions Part B: Level 3 Actions - Donegal County Council
Level 1 Actions Part B: Level 3 Actions - Donegal County Council
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<strong>Part</strong>nership would be meeting again on 26 th May 2009, to finalise decisions on the<br />
schemes.<br />
Ms. Shauna Mc Clenaghan asked about involvement of partners in delivering strategic<br />
interventions, who are not members of the <strong>Part</strong>nership Initiative. Mr. Garry Martin<br />
agreed to examine this aspect further.<br />
CDB 19/09 Social Inclusion Measures Co-ordination Group Update Report (Attachment 6)<br />
The Chairperson invited Mr Garry Martin to update the Board.<br />
Mr Martin highlighted that the issues outlined in the SIM report were similar to previous<br />
discussions for the Peace III Programme, adding that the paper would be disseminated to<br />
relevant groups and the actions identified would be included in the CDB economic<br />
action plan and feed into the ongoing Transforming Public Services work.<br />
Mr Caoimhin Mac Aodh advised that with the help of the CDB, Inishowen<br />
Development Company and DLDC might meet with Minister for State Mr John Curran<br />
on 26 th March 2009 with regard to the Social Inclusion Measure issues in <strong>Donegal</strong>.<br />
CDB 20/09 <strong>Donegal</strong> CDB Endorsement of Community & Local Development Agency Plans<br />
(Attachment 7)<br />
The Chairperson invited Mr Garry Martin to give an update to the Board.<br />
Mr Martin, referring members to attachment 7, advised that the Department of<br />
Environment, Heritage & Local Government would require an annual report regarding<br />
the Endorsement of Community and Local Development Agency Plans process, and that<br />
this aspect should be considered further as part of the CDB review process. Mr Martin<br />
advised that the endorsement process had been beneficial, as it had allowed the Board to<br />
develop stronger relations with the local development companies.<br />
Mr Michael Tunney advised that Enterprise Ireland had revisited their development<br />
plans to take account of the changed economic circumstances. He suggested that the<br />
endorsement process should be used to facilitate more joined up development planning<br />
across the various development agencies.<br />
Ms Shauna McClenaghan advised that Inishowen Development would welcome<br />
working closely on a countywide basis and advised that their Development Plan is<br />
reviewed on an ongoing basis.
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