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Barking and Dagenham video - we make our city
Barking and Dagenham video - we make our city
Created By
Tim Adams
Case study
Barking and Dagenham, community focused case study, video about working within the community (not guaranteed to work in Internet Explorer browser)
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Critical success factors » Leadership and management
Critical success factors » Approach to change
Characteristics » Role of the authority
Characteristics » Role of the elected member
Characteristics » Use of data and intelligence
Characteristics » Use of digital and technology
Change approach » Customer focus
Change approach » Community focus
Local government services » Administration and government
Data maturity » Use
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