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Welcome to the website of the National Association for Neighbourhood Management, where you will find everything you need to know about improving the quality of life in neighbourhoods across the country.

Here you can access the latest news on policy and practice from the fast-moving world of neighbourhood management, details of exciting events and find out how to get in touch with others working in the field. Join the NM community so we can help one another work more effectively in our communities.

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25/6/2009
NANM Awards Nomination form
The NANM awards 2009 recognise the achievements, dedication and hard work of individuals and groups who are working to make services more responsive to the needs of local people. The awards are open to anyone wo...
National Association for Neighbourhood Management

01/6/2009
Empowering Communities to Influence Local Decision Making: Evidence-based lessons for policy makers and practitioners
This report draws on a systematic review of community empowerment to provide evidence-based lessons for policy makers and practitioners. The aim of the review was to make sense of variable and often competing or co...
Communties and Local Government

01/6/2009
Empowering Communities to Influence Local Decision Making: A systematic review of the evidence
This study used a robust, replicable method to systematically review the domestic and international evidence base around community empowerment. The aim of the review was to make sense of variable and often competin...
Communties and Local Government

01/10/2009
EVENTS PLANNER APRIL-SEPTEMBER 2009

14/7/2009
Study Visit to Pan Neighbourhood Partnership, Isle of Wight

10/7/2009
Measuring impacts and efficiency

23/6/2009
John Denham: Survey signals time to strengthen local government

02/6/2009
Online application open for grants from the Real Help for Communities: Modernisation Fund

01/6/2009
Blears: Community clout crucial to combat downturn

11/5/2009
Ed Balls and Jacqui Smith: All schools should link up with the police to help tackle youth crime and improve communities

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