LEC16 Hackney Challenge
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1) The document discusses stakeholder consultations regarding the LEAD Challenge in Hackney Wick related to the 2012 London Olympics. It summarizes views from the Olympic Delivery Authority, local government, and Hackney residents. 2) Stakeholders have differing views on the impact of the Olympics. Authorities feel they are benefiting the community through jobs and infrastructure, while residents feel they lack information and it is unclear what will happen after the Games. 3) Key challenges in Hackney Wick are high unemployment, diverse community, physical barriers between old and new areas, and lack of engagement in decision making. Recommendations focus on community events, jobs for locals, better consultation
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- 1. LEAD Challenge Hackney Wick
- 4. Locals in the street
- 5. Niall McNevin (OPLC), Felicity Hartnett (LOGOC), Alan Bucknall (British Government), Richard Jackson (ODA)
- 10. The whole planning process have been very efficient and thre has been plenty of consultations with local community
- 11. Olympic Park is an opportunity for community in general
- 13. The most important thing is jobs for local residents
- 14. Gangs are a problem
- 15. They will need to get help/ training/ education/ skillls development in preparing to get the jobs
- 16. Do not reallyknowwhatisgoing to be aftertheOlympicGames
- 18. Communities do not feel fully informed on what is going on in their neighbourhood despite the consultation process that was conducted
- 19. „The greenest Games ever” – Strong focus on environment, but is there enough attention on social issues?
- 20. Social development and integration is the goal
- 23. High unemployment in Hackney Wick
- 24. Culturally and ethnically diverse community
- 26. Disengagement with decision-making processes and lack of information
- 28. Changing profile of the community
- 31. Cultural and sporting events involving all the Boroughs preserving the creative spirit and artistic space for the community.
- 32. JOBS
- 33. Entrepreneurship (ideally with sustainability orientation).
- 34. Reserving spaces for local small business in Olympic Park
- 35. Sponsorship / Competition to support small businesses
- 36. General Training for workers entering the job market
- 37. CONSULTATION
- 38. Aiming for two-way, dynamic consultation, to give community the power to participate decisions.INTEGRATION
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- Representative from Hackney Wick Festival could not meet with us