How does inequality create a need for regeneration?
Some groups experience persistent deprivation, limiting life chances and quality of life.
Why is regeneration needed for local communities?
To improve living standards, opportunities and social mobility.
Why is regeneration needed for governments?
To reduce regional inequality, welfare dependency and social unrest.
Why is regeneration needed for businesses?
To create profitable, attractive locations for investment and growth.
What are objective indicators of quality of life?
Measurable data such as income, employment, health and crime rates.
What are subjective indicators of quality of life?
People’s perceptions and feelings about where they live.
Why might subjective data be important in regeneration?
Regeneration can improve statistics but not residents’ lived experience.
Why might regeneration be controversial?
Benefits are uneven, creating winners and losers.
How can regeneration increase inequality?
Through gentrification, rising house prices and displacement.
What is gentrification?
When regeneration attracts wealthier residents, pricing out existing communities.
