This project, for the Oxfordshire Partnership involved an analysis of recent community led plans across the county as a contribution to the development of the evidence base for the county’s Sustainable Community Strategy.
This project sought to examine and document the impacts of the seven-year ERDP upon the economy, society and environment of rural England
This study examined the role of community-led planning in its widest sense, in empowering communities and also in influencing strategic thinking.
In 2010 the CCRI condcuted research which reviewed the experiences of local community projects in 20 European countries.
In 2010, this resrearch evaluated a Rural Activity Care Pathway, which was piloted in South Staffordshire.
CCRI was one of the lead partners in a consortium which conducted a major analysis of the design, implementation and emerging impacts of Rural Development Programmes (RDPs) between 2007-13.
This research assessed how well various service providers (e.g. maternity services, cancer care, support for young carers and for the recently unemployed) meet the needs of rural people.
The EDORA study sought to better understand the patterns of differentiation across rural Europe.
The CCRI was involved in a pilot project developed by Handicap International to link mine action with development work in a local participatory approach.