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Supporting micromarket development: A practical guide
Added: 30/06/2009
Updated: 14/01/2011
The Department of Health funded a three-year NAAPS project to test a business model designed to support and stimulate the development of a range of micro care and support services. These can provide real choice for people that need care or support to live the lives that they choose as part of their local community.
The project has successfully demonstrated the effectiveness of this local support agency approach and learning from the first phase has been brought together in a detailed practical guide for local authorities and other organisations interested in stimulating and supporting micro enterprise in their area.
Documents
- Supporting Micromarket Development: A Concise Practical Guide for Local Authorities (pdf - 390Kb) (opens new window)
- Supporting Micromarket Development: A Detailed Practical Guide for Local Authorities (pdf - 694Kb) (opens new window)
- Supporting Micromarket Development: Key messages for Local Authorities (pdf - 146Kb) (opens new window)
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- Working together for change: using person-centred information for commissioning
- Commissioning for Support Planning and Brokerage: a resource tool
- Contracting for personalised outcomes: learning from emerging practice
- Commissioners and Providers Together: The Citizen at the Centre
- West Sussex support planning specification for voluntary and community organisations
