The Churches Conservation Trust (CCT) writes:<\/p>\n
Today we publish the Regeneration Taskforce\u2019s \u2018Impact Report\u2019 for 2015\/16. This year was another one of great achievement for the regeneration work of the Trust \u2013 which included the re-launch of\u00a0St Nicholas Chapel in King\u2019s Lynn\u00a0– and we have made a great deal of progress in starting to measure the impact our projects are having.<\/p>\n
This report looks at both our own regeneration projects and those projects where we are advisors or consultants, along with a snapshot of our accumulated impact since the work of the Regeneration Taskforce began.<\/p>\n
The report provides the strategic context for the Trust\u2019s regeneration work and for the first time we have included our \u2018logic model\u2019 and \u2018theory of change\u2019. These help to frame the steps we take to creating successful projects and outline the range of impacts we are trying to achieve, not only for buildings but people and communities too.<\/p>\n
View the press release<\/a><\/p>\n Download the report<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Churches Conservation Trust has published the 2015\/16 report into regeneration impacts, including details of the models used for creating successful projects. The Churches Conservation Trust (CCT) writes: Today we publish the Regeneration Taskforce\u2019s \u2018Impact Report\u2019 for 2015\/16. This year … Continue reading