Strategic Review Priority Actions 2006-2008
The Dublin City Development Board agreed its priorities for 2006-2008, which are set out in the Review. The review takes into account the changing policy and environment context of the City, which has evolved in the interim period. These priorities reflect issues identified by the Board as part of this review process and emerging national priorities as highlighted by Government policy.
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The Strategic Priorities are as follows:
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Active Citizenship
An Taoiseach Bertie Aherne T.D. has appointed a Taskforce on Active Citizenship to advise the Government on what steps might be taken to ensure that the wealth and depth of active participation and civic spirit that already exists in Ireland. more » -
Building Communities
A neighbourhood that is vibrant and healthy is sustained by it’s residents, it’ s community spirit and the social and physical infrastructure that serves it. Neighbourhoods are sometimes branded... more » -
Enterprise & Economy
Enterprise development and entrepreneurial activity is recognised as the key to economic dynamism and job creation and is a key part of the City Development Board plan "A City Of Possibilities". more » -
Family & Children
A Family Friendly City recognises the value of family in all its forms and seek adequate and intergrated ways to support it. Strong families create healthy communities where neighbours know and trust each other, and where children... more » -
Migrant New Communities
Develop a strategic anti-racism, diversity and integration framework plan for the city by translating the National Action Plan against racism to a local level. more » -
Social Inclusion
Creation of an inclusive city is a core theme that underpins the Dublin City Development Board 10 year Economic, Social and Cultural Strategy ‘Dublin – A city of possibilities’ and is a priority action for 2006-2008. more »