Level 1 Actions Part B: Level 3 Actions - Donegal County Council

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Social Partners Sector Local authorities should take the necessary steps to seek new nominations from the Business and Employers, Trade Unions and Farming Pillars (paragraphs 2.20 and 2.22 of Preparing the Ground refer). Details of the national contact points for the pillars will be forwarded to you shortly. Travel expenses may be paid, where applicable, to members from these Social Partner Pillars in order to facilitate their participation at meetings of the CDBs and relevant sub-committees of the Boards. Nominations from the Community and Voluntary Sector should come from the Community and Voluntary Fora in accordance with the procedures set out in para 2.21 and chapter 5 of Preparing the Ground. Community and Voluntary Fora It is important to note that each Community and Voluntary Forum should also be reconstituted (if this has not recently been done) following the elections in June. This includes both the Forum itself and its executive. Queries Queries regarding this circular should be referred to Mr Ciaran Conroy, Local Government Policy at 01 – 888 2800/email at ciaran_conroy@environ.ie or Brendan Buggy at 01-8882826/email brendan_buggy@environ.ie. Please note that this circular will also be posted to Sharepoint. Yours sincerely, ________________ Joe Allen Local Government Policy To: Each Director of Service – Community and Enterprise Cc: Each County/City Manager
APPENDIX I Representation from Local Development Sector on CDBs 1. Two CDB members will represent the Integrated Local Development companies active in the county. This should be the company’s CEO and one Board member. Where there is more than one Integrated Development company in the county, it will be a matter for those companies to determine the best way in which to select their CDB members and how to ensure that the work of these two CDB members is properly linked to the groups they are representing. 2. In cities where there are no Integrated Development companies, two CDB members should be drawn from the Partnership Companies active in the city. These should be the company’s CEO and one Board member. Where there is more than one Partnership company in the city, it will be a matter for those companies to determine the best way in which to select their CDB members and how to ensure that the work of these two CDB members is properly linked to the groups they are representing.
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Clár / Agenda BORD FORBARTHA CONDA
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Aon Ghnó Eile / Any Other Business
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MIONTUAIRISCÍ CRUINNIÚ BORD FORBA
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Chuir an Cathaoirleach fáilte roim
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Dúirt In. Ní Chonluain go ndéanf
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Dúirt an tUas. Eoghan Ó Dughaill
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Thug an tUas. Ó Tonnaigh le hinse
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Officials in Attendance/Oifigigh ag
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Mr Caoimhin MacAoidh advised that t
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Mr Michael Tunney advised that as p
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AGUISÍN 2 ATTACHMENT 2
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Oifigigh ag Freastal In Maria Nic F
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Mhol an tUas Cathal Mac Suibhne an
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CDB 14/09 Welcome & Agenda Cllr. De
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� Action areas included in the CD
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DRAFT FACT SHEET NUMBER 9 - Part 2
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Diversity of Religion in Schools Th
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VOLUME 11: RELIGION Table 4 (a): Pe
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Not stated 1634 Methodist 658 Other
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Cavan Sligo Roscommon Monaghan Carl
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Table 7(c): Population (number) cla
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Table 8(c): Persons (number) in Cou
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Table 9(d): Persons (%) in County D
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accessing services and facilities.
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Once the 49993 households in County
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Table 1(b): Private households (%)
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Table 2: Population Density 2006 (P
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Table 3(b): Private households (%)
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Table 3(e): Private households (num
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Table 3(g): Private households (num
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MEANS OF TRAVEL Table 4(a): Persons
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ResidenceStudents Work aged Bus, ma
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DISTANCE TRAVELLED Table 5(a): Tota
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Donegal State 11832 0.3% 10.5% 20.1
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Residence Children aged between 5 -
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DEPARTURE TIME Table 7(a): Persons
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Table 7(h): Students (%) aged 19 ye
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NATURE OF OCCUPANCY Table 9(a): Pri
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Owner occupied without loan or mort
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D. Non-manual 238526 52.5% 39.1% 6.
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AGUISÍN 4 ATTACHMENT 4
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Sectoral Fora Tourism Forum Figure
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CDB Sectoral Fora Details of Activi
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SECTION 3: Proposals for Re-alignme
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SECTION 4: ROLES AND FUNCTIONS OF T
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To: Each Member of the County Devel
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8. Undertake an audit of renewable
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Enterprise and Skills Goal: To prom
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Failte Ireland North West DLDC Úda
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8. Undertake events to promote Done
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8. To provide access to information
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Údarás na Gaeltachta 6. To promot
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Natural Resources Goal: To develop
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Annex 1 Detailed Information Submit
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FÁS Training Services Donegal Retr
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policy work, the particular issues
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continues to be involved in promoti
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To prepare an Integrated Food devel
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Develop and undertake up skilling p
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To develop and implement actions to
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DONEGAL BRAND Goal: To develop a Do
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Access to Services Goal: To ensure
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Donegal County Council No detail pr
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To provide targeted initiatives for
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To create a central data hub of soc
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Further promote & develop heritage
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Public Art Office has commenced res
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Údarás na Gaeltachta No detail pr
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Natural Resources Goal: To develop
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DLDC Support for marine wildlife or
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Part B: Level 3 Actions Green Econo
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To develop a Bio-mass supply chain
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Undertake comprehensive retro-fit p
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Enterprise and Skills Goal: To prom
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To undertake active promotion and p
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To undertake research into the role
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To develop mechanisms to disseminat
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Promote and support "Donegal Brand"
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Identify poverty needs in the count
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To create a central data hub of soc
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Further promote & develop heritage
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To make business cases to support a
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To develop a co-ordination platform
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To develop the county's marine & wa
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Inishowen Development Partnership D
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Minutes of Children’s Services Co
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Feedback from National Implementati
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Project Name Project Aim Partners I
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MINUTES OF THE CDB PEACE AND RECONC
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File Ref Name of Rec’s to Approve
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Schedule 3 - Considerations with re
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Score: 132 Proposed Conditions if A
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The Partnership Agreement as circul
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Project Name Project Aim Partners I
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• In ‘06, 140 households in Don
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c) Exploring and implementing effec
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• J Jackson submitted list of iss
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Strategic Plan Donegal CDB Interage
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Summary of Terms CDB County Develop
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1. Introduction The Report of the H
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• Second Progress Report of the C
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Raphoe 10 St. Johnston 1 Stranorlar
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