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Delivering Differently programmes

Delivering Differently programmes help to improve public services through using new structures such as mutuals and voluntary organisations.

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From:
Cabinet Office and Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2018 to 2021)
Published:
10 January 2014
Last updated:
17 November 2014
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  1. Updated to show that applications for Delivering Differently for Young People have now closed.

  2. Added update on Delivering Differently for Young People support available.

  3. Delivering Differently for Young People frequently asked questions added.

  4. Added information on the Delivering Differently for Young People programme.

  5. Delivering Differently contract notice and 4 April event write up added.

  6. Added news story announcing 10 successful recipients of Delivering Differently funding.

  7. Added summary of event for bidders and updated to make it clear that applications are closed.

  8. Added details of event for suppliers and Prior Information Notice.

  9. Added workshop presentations.

  10. First published.

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

There are currently 2 programmes:

  • Delivering Differently for Young People
  • Delivering Differently for Local Authorities

Delivering Differently for Young People

Delivering Differently for Young People is the latest programme to launch. It helps local authorities to improve their services for young people using different approaches, in line with their statutory duty to improve young people’s wellbeing.

If you have any questions about Delivering Differently, please contact ddyp@cabinet-office.gsi.gov.uk.

Applications have now closed.

Delivering Differently for Local Authorities: about the programme

At the heart of Delivering Differently for Local Authorities is the Delivering Differently Challenge, which will provide 10 authorities with up to £100,000 of support for improvement projects. This includes bespoke professional support to enable them to undertake a strategic review of all available options, guidance from an expert panel and opportunities to network and share their experiences with other Challenge authorities.

Applications have now closed. The 10 successful local authorities were announced on 24 March 2014.

Delivering Differently for Local Authorities: information for suppliers

Two bidders’ events for suppliers have taken place, on 13 February and 4 April 2014. You can read write ups of the events.

Potential suppliers who haven’t yet registered their interest in this procurement can do so via the ERG Service Desk.

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