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1. www.powertochange.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsCommunity Improvement Districts A Discussion Paper

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   This paper aims therefore to explore the emerging concept of Community Improvement Districts (CIDs), defined as bodies which provide opportunities for community stakeholders to participate in operational and strategic decision-making for their neighbourhoods. This paper considers the various models,

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2. www.powertochange.org.uk › evidence-and-ideasCommunity Improvement Districts: A Discussion Paper

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   This paper considers the various models, contexts and risk factors to inform discussion of CIDs. The paper examines the context and history of the concept of community participation and CIDs, the policy landscape and the mechanisms that support participation.

3. www.highstreetstaskforce.org.uk › resourcesCommunity Improvement Districts Pilot Programme: Final Report

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   Jul 20, 2023 · This report argues Community Improvement Districts can benefit high street regeneration. The evidence from the pilot programme which ran from May 2022 to June 2023 suggests that, if they are properly resourced, CIDs have the ability to be successful.

4. www.councils.coop › case-study › communityPiloting a ‘Community Improvement District’ in Kilburn

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   A Community Improvement District (CID) is a new community-led approach to high street renewal, inspired by the Business Improvement District (BID) form to create a local regeneration partnership in which the community is a crucial player.

5. www.powertochange.org.uk › evidence-and-ideasCommunity Improvement Districts pilot: what we’ve learnt so far

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   The pilot programme for Community Improvement Districts (CIDs) has emerged from a continuing need to revitalise traditional high streets and town centres. We explore our learnings so far.

6. www.highstreetstaskforce.org.uk › resourcesCommunity Improvement Districts: A Discussion Paper

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   Sep 29, 2022 · It considers the potential value in Community Improvement Districts (CIDs) for enabling local residents to have more of a say about the future of their high streets and presents five potential models of CIDs, outlining their pros and cons.

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   Can community improvement districts reshape high streets?

   • It considers the potential value in Community Improvement Districts (CIDs) for enabling local residents to have more of a say about the future of their high streets and presents five potential models of CIDs, outlining their pros and cons. This discussion paper focuses on how communities can have a greater role in reshaping their high streets.

   Community Improvement Districts: A Discussion Paper

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   Should a community improvement district be launched?

   • For neighborhoods where planning is a major concern, launching and funding a Community Improvement District could be a viable option. The process of developing the plan involves bringing the community together and establishing general priorities and vision for the next ten to fifteen years.

   Community Improvement Districts A Discussion Paper - Power to Change

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   What are Community Improvement Districts (CIDs)?

   • Community Improvement Districts (CIDs) are bodies which provide opportunities for community stakeholders to participate in operational and strategic decision-making for their neighbourhoods.

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   Are community improvement districts bodies?

   • Community Improvement Districts are not explicitly defined as bodies. However, using the information in the previous sections and an understanding of existing mechanisms for community participation, it is possible to provide a basic set of bounds for CIDs, serving as a launching point for the debate.

   Community Improvement Districts A Discussion Paper - Power to Change

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   What powers would a community improvement district have?

   • Community Improvement Districts have limited powers that are unlikely to change, as a result of greater inclusion of residents and other community stakeholders. What powers a Community Improvement District would have and what activity it would undertake

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   When is a Business Improvement District model appropriate?

   • The Business Improvement District model would be suitable where the policy objective is to more closely align residents with the management and strategic direction setting for town and city centres currently undertaken by existing Business Improvement Districts.

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8. www.shu.ac.uk › - › mediaE Community Improvement Districts pilot programme: Final report

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   What is a Community Improvement District, and do we need them to regenerate high streets? The key learning from our work with the pilot projects is that a Community Improvement District is an approach, not a model. We define it as a community leadership and development approach to regenerating high streets or town centres. High street