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CWB Event Series #3: Community Wealth Building: Best Practice – Scotland and Beyond!
February 25 @ 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm
EDAS, through our Community Wealth Building (CWB) Centre for Excellence, and on behalf of the Scottish Government is delivering a work programme to grow knowledge sharing, build expertise and skills and highlight good practice in organisations looking to start, or develop their CWB activities.
Over the next six months, we will be conducting a range of activities including events, podcasts, developing a CWB video and a refreshing the CWB Guide.
Event #3
Explore the latest in Community Wealth Building (CWB) with insights from Scotland and beyond! Learn from global leaders about what’s driving success—and what challenges remain.
Speakers
- Neil McInroy – Global CWB Lead, The Democracy Collaborative
- Councillor David Ross – Leader, Fife Council, Scotland
- Frans Bieckmann – Programme Manager of the Community Wealth Building programme of the municipality of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- Dr Kiu Sik Bae, Board Member and Dr EunKyung Lee, Research Fellow – The Hope Institute, Seoul, South Korea
Don’t miss this chance to engage with policy-makers, practitioners, and thought leaders shaping the future of CWB strategy worldwide.
Agenda
13:00 Event Chair Welcome
Neil McInroy, EDAS Chair and Global Lead for Community Wealth Building, The Democracy Collaborative.
Neil will share some of his own examples and experience.
13:10 CWB Best Practice – Scotland
Councillor David Ross, Leader, Fife Council
13:25 CWB Best Practice – Europe
Frans Bieckmann, Programme Manager of the Community Wealth Building programme of the municipality of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
13:40 CWB Best Practice – Rest of the World
Dr Kiu Sik Bae, Board Member and Dr EunKyung Lee, Research Fellow – The Hope Institute, Seoul, South Korea
13:55 Discussion & Closing Remarks (close 14:15)
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