Regeneration EQ4

Question 1

How can the success of regeneration be assessed?

Answer 1

Economic regeneration:
- income, poverty, employment

Social progress:
- reduction inequality, improvements in IMD, demographic changes e.g, increased life expectancy, reduced health deprivation

Living environment:
- reduced pollution levels, reduction in abandoned and derelict land, improvements in ranking for IMD in deprivation

• multiple measures are needed to judge regeneration projects accurately
• economic growth is strongly linked to social change and the environment
• measurements are quantitive and qualitative

Question 2

4.10b

Question 3

How do improvements in living environment indicate success?

Question 4

What strategies are used in urban regeneration?

Answer 4

• urban redevelopment strategies are not always successful. Some are made with particular political motives
• modern regeneration strategies take into account a much broader range of public opinions, and this has resulted in many urban spaces being contested, disagreement remains as to whether the changes have resulted in positive or negative impacts for all local stakeholders

Question 5

What are the consequences of national and local strategies

Question 6

How do views of success differ in different groups of people

Question 7

What strategies are used in rural regeneration

Question 8

What are the consequences of national and local strategies

Question 9

How do views of success differ in different groups of people