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This site will help both employers and employees within the industry to identify their current skills, and provides a catalogue of related learning opportu...This site will help both employers and employees within the industry to identify their current skills, and provides a catalogue of related learning opportunities from suppliers who have linked their courses to the site.

Finance is a key mechanism through which local authorities can maximise their contributions to sustainable environmental, social and economic development. ...Finance is a key mechanism through which local authorities can maximise their contributions to sustainable environmental, social and economic development. Financing Local Futures is a resource, supported by CIPFA, the LGA and the IDeA, designed to help those involved in local government financial decision-making to develop their own organisations' contributions to sustainable development.

"Local authorities and their partners...are pivotal to delivering sustainable communities"

The Centre for Local Sustainability (CLS) develops practical yet challenging policies and projects to support local authorities in addressing issues that s...The Centre for Local Sustainability (CLS) develops practical yet challenging policies and projects to support local authorities in addressing issues that stretch, literally, from global to local.

Welcome to the Climate Change Action Pack. This is a major new resource intended to support local authorities in addressing the significant challenge that ...Welcome to the Climate Change Action Pack. This is a major new resource intended to support local authorities in addressing the significant challenge that climate change presents to every community in the UK.

The LGA Climate Change Commission was established to consider how local government can respond more effectively to both reduce greenhouse gas emissions and...The LGA Climate Change Commission was established to consider how local government can respond more effectively to both reduce greenhouse gas emissions and deal with the impact of climate change. The commission will look at the ways in which councils can tackle carbon emissions in their own buildings and facilities, in the services they provide and decisions they take in housing, transport and social services. It will investigate how authorities go about purchasing green goods and services as well as the most effective way to share best practice. It will explore the leadership role of councils in encouraging individuals, communities and businesses to reduce their emissions. Members will also consult with authorities in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The Online TV Channel for Public Service Modernisation

Communities and Local Government London: CLG, (2006)

Communities and Local Government London: CLG, (2008)

Centre for Sustainable Energy DEFRA, (2005)

Tracy Carty and Hannah Hislop London: Green Alliance, (2007)

Alistair Paul and Jan Minx and Anne Owen and John Barrett and Thomas Wiedmann and Elizabeth Leighton and Amie Fulton (2006)

UK Green Building Council (2007)

Communities and Local Government (2007)

Matthew Lockwood and Jenny Bird and Raquel Alvarez (2007)

Fay Blair and Bob Evans Sustainable Development Commission and Joseph Rowntree Foundation, (2004)

UK Climate Impacts Programme (2003)

Centre for Sustainable Energy and Impetus Consulting and Quantock energy & environment Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, (2005)

Brook Lyndhurst Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, (2006)

Sustainable Development Commission (2007)

Communities and Local Government (2007)

Andrew Jones Local Government Information Unit, (2007)

Enviros Consulting Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, (2007)

Department for Transport London: DfT, (2006)

Office of the Deputy Prime Minister London: HMSO, (2004)

Anthony Footitt and Ruth Wood and John Turnpenny Local Government Association, (2007)