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GOSW Corporate Plan 2008-11

GOSW's Corporate Plan describes key outcomes and how we will measure success. It also explains more fully how GOSW will deliver these outcomes.

 

 

 

 

 

Also attached below is a copy of the GO Network Corporate Plan 2008-11. The two documents are designed to work together - the first document describes the overall priorities and operational context for the GO Network.

GOSW's Business Plan is attached, which sets out our priorities for 2010-11.
 
Nationally, our main role is to work with departments to help deliver the Government's priorities (Public Service Agreements). The Strategic Priorities Framework, which is also attached below, sets out Whitehall departments' collective priorities for the Government Office Network.
 
GOSW's Business Plan translates these into 12 regional priorities, ranging from improving
the region's resilience to major emergencies to supporting sustainable economic growth.
 
The Business Plan also sets out the local priorities for each of the South West's 16 upper tier authorities, agreed with local authorities. Common to all areas is how to respond to the economic downturn and to prepare for economic recovery.

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Contact information

Communications Team
Corporate Services Directorate
Government Office for the South West
2 Rivergate
Temple Quay
Bristol
BS1 6EH
tel: 0117 900 1788
fax: 0117 900 1909
email: SW-Communications@gosw.gsi.gov.uk


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