Place Knowledge Hub
Our library for place-based systems change
Inquiry: How to sustain place-based change
With support from partners including Esmée Fairbairn, Homewards, Turn2us, Pathway Fund and others, we set out to explore how we can change this.
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Moira Sinclair: A grant maker’s perspective
Paul Hamlyn was an entrepreneur, whose success was built on challenging traditional approaches, innovating and bringing new products to market, and backing individuals. He was also a migrant,…
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Nick Temple: Financing place-based change
As someone who has spent their entire life working in social enterprise and social investment, I come to this topic biased and have a strong belief that charities…
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Paul Anderson MBE: Respecting young black leaders
The recent rise in violence has made me angry. My answer to how we improve places is influenced by that anger, but also by the optimism that we…
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Peter Holbrook CBE: The interplay of people and economies
Such a simple question eh? Who needs even 500 words to answer that? We may broadly agree that it’s a recipe of sorts; a few key ingredients with…
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Philip Glanville: A story of Hackney
The London Borough of Hackney is, in many ways, the poster child for place improvement. There are few places in the UK that have undergone such wholesale change…
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Rowan Longhurst: The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Improving a place takes on a very different perspective when the place is so new. Obviously, this area has always been on the map, but the part of…
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How to sustain place-based systems change
Building on over 30 years of working with over 100+ places across the UK to fund, deliver, and evidence place-based work, we explore what it takes to sustain these efforts.
What does it take to change a system?
A guide designed to support funders and practitioners to understand how to approach systems change and their role in it.
Funding for place based systems change
Chaired by Save the Children UK, we brought charities and funders together to explore how to best manage funds to support long-term, place-based systemic change.