| The GCV Green Network Partnership |
|
The GCV Green Network Partnership was formed in June 2007. The Partnership brings together the eight regional authorities as well as Forestry Commission Scotland, Scottish Government Housing and Regeneration Directorate, Scottish Enterprise, Scottish Natural Heritage and the Glasgow Centre for Population Health. Benefits delivered through development of the GCV Green Network will help local authorities deliver on strategic documents. These include Single Outcome Agreements (SOAs), Open Space Strategies and Access Strategies. The five agencies represented on the Partnership Board reflect the thematic interests of the programme. GCV Green Network themes are: Health Improvement, Stronger Communities, Enterprise Development and Biodiversity & the Environment. Each partner is represented at senior level on the Partnership Board. |
Latest News
 Members of the Ravenscraig project steering group got on their bikes this month to investigate the development of some aspirational walking and cycling routes identified in a new study.
|
 Biodiversity will benefit from 6.5ha of new planting along stretches of the Luggie Water and Allander Water as part of the Riparian Planting project.
|
 The Partnership's ‘Adding Value' Campaign has been officially launched by Environment Minister Roseanna Cunningham MSP.
|
 The Lanarkshire Wood Energy Project (LWEP) aims to help North Lanarkshire Council create and build a new wood fuel depot at Strathclyde Country Park, Motherwell.
|
Ravenscraig Wider Linkages ReportGet Involved
Local Authority Green Network Reviews
View Documents |
View The Bigger Picture VideoView Video |
Sign up for our E-Newsletter
Sign up |
“This project will not just transform the living and working environment for nearly two million people. It will make Glasgow and its surrounding areas a more attractive place for business investment, regeneration initiatives and sustainable development”John Swinney, Cabinet Secretary, Scottish Government |
       |
      |
