Place-based planning of social infrastructure
How a place-based approach to planning supports more effective social infrastructure.
Local context, more effective planning
What does a place-based approach mean for social infrastructure planning? In this section we'll explore the concept and how it can be practically applied by those in planning and delivery areas.
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Benefits of place-based social infrastructure
Find out moreA place-based approach to coordinating social infrastructure considers local context. This leads to better community outcomes in the long term.
Community hubs
Find out moreCommunity hubs enable community members to access resources and services in a single location by clustering community facilities and integrating services.
Models of collaboration
Find out moreConsider these three models when choosing which collaborative framework best suits your situation.
Success factors
Find out moreSuccess factors for the coordinated delivery of social infrastructure and characteristics of a successfully planned community hub.
Case studies
Read real-life experiencesExplore lessons learned from other established collaborative social infrastructure partnerships.
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