EQ3 Flashcards

(28 cards)

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what are some examples of infrastructure investments and how do they help regeneration?

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high-speed rail and airport development
-maintains economic growth and improve accessibility promoting regeneration of regions.
-mostly funded by public-private partnerships

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What does the stakeholder for culture, media and sport do?

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Markets the uk’s image abroad

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What does the stakeholder for environment, food and rural affairs do?

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Helps achieve stability as part of susistained economic growth by:
-developing rural villages
-protecting eroding coastlines
-improving agricultural industries

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What does the stakeholder of non-government organisations do?

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They are charities and environmental groups which reduce north-south decline by increased accessibility

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What are planning laws?

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-they decide how land is used to create places people want to live, work and invest in
-impact amount of development and regeneration
-local authority gives go-ahead or rejects it

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What is green belt land?

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Land surrounding urban settlements that is forbidden from building until government allows
-mainly rebooked due to housing need

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What are conservative areas?

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-strict planning regulation to small scale residential and commercial schemes

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Why is the UK facing a housing need?

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-ageing population as people are living longer
-more people are living alone and high levels of immigration
-housing prices have driven up in relation to demand
Links to housing affordability going dowm

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What are the gov economic arguments for immigration?

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-increased GDP
-extra taxes and production
-both well-qualified and lower-skilled immigrants can fill skill shortages

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What are the governments arguments against immigration?

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-pressure on services and housing
-social issues
-housing shortages

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What are the gov policies about international migration?

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Immigration growth significantly impact on economic growth and direct/indirect investment
-net migration reached 606,000 in 2022

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What are the gov policies about capital markets?

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Capital markets like banking and stock exchange, achieved through deregulation of financial markets
1986- ‘big bang’ - foreign banks and businesses

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How to local govs compete to create attractive business environments?

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-domestic investors from within the uk
-foreign investors from overseas
-highly skilled workers

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What has to be considered before new infrastructure?

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A comprehensive economic development plan will need to consider both new housing and infrastructure

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What are enterprise zones?

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-decide the incentives they give to local businesses
-tax relief
-discount on businesses rates for premises
-relaxed planning regulations
-super fast broadband
-discount on business rates for premises
-gov support for start up costs

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How do science parks assist regeneration?

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-attracts new businesses and start-ups
-development of innovation-led, high growth knowledge-based businesses encouraged
-often in enterprise zones
-manage infrastructure and provide original funding

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What role does the chambers of commerce take in regeneration?

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They try to persuade local and national governments to invest in infrastructure, education and skills training

18
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What role does the local preservation society play in regeneration?

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They aim to ensure that the regeneration and development doesn’t lead to negative local consequences

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What does the trade union play in regeneration planning?

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Work to ensure that employers consider the rights and needs of workers in regeneration plans

20
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Why does conflict over regeneration occur?

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Due to the attitudes and aims differing with some seeking to preserve places whilst some wish to change them

21
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What are the four urban and rural regeneration strategies?

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-Retail
-Tourism
-Leisure and sport
-public/private rural diversification

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What is the retail led regeneration strategy?

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-creates more businesses and job opportunities by boosting local spending
High streets have suffered due to:
-rapid growth of internet shopping
-increase in retail centres, usually located on outskirts of settlements

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How does rural and urban areas encourage tourism?

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-individual households offering AirBnB
-custom-built private centres
-entire settlements devoted to tourism

24
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Why is the tourism led regeneration not reliable?

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-terrorist attacks
-pandemics e.g. Covid
-the weather

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What is leisure and sport led regeneration?
-housing large sporting events attract more tourists -media coverage puts the place on international stage attracting more inward investment -investment in facilities benefits local residents after event
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What are the main forms of rural diversified?
Over 60% of uk farms have diversified -renewable energy 29% -property letting 15% -holiday lets 12%
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Where can rural areas facing diversification get help?
Grants available from Defras Rural Development Programme as well as from commercial banks and charities
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What are the benefits of Powys Regeneration Partnership?
-Provides grants -creates 36 full time jobs -safeguarded 80 more jobs -invest in gin fast broadband connections -encouraging local creative industries -developing renewable energy