Neighbourhood Challenge

The Neighbourhood Challenge is a new programme from NESTA, working with the Big Lottery Fund, to support community-led innovation. Follow all the latest news from the project here.

The project aims to show how community organisations – when equipped with the right skills, practical tools and small, catalytic amounts of money – can galvanise people to work together to create innovative responses to local priorities, particularly in neighbourhoods with low levels of social capital.

How community groups can use existing assets to develop local projects

The following is an extract from the blog posted on The Guardian on 2 May 2012.

02.05.2012

Learning from the Neighbourhood Challenge: guest blog by William Perrin

Neighbourhood Challenge has benefitted from having a great support team involved in running the programme.

11.04.2012

Innovative Communities need Innovative Funders: what we’re learning from Neighbourhood Challenge

I'm very pleased to share a new publication with you today which has been created to showcase what we're learning through working with the 17 Neighbourhood Challenge projects.

31.01.2012

How we learn matters: Tea-break on steroids

The projects all came together at a workshop event in the Autumn which was focused around learning. You can see some photos of the day below; it took place in Birmingham at Fazeley studios which was a great space to work in as it gave us plenty of room to work in small groups as well as sharing news and socialising over tea breaks.

10.12.2011

Neighbourhood Challenge: Seventeen stories begin

The Neighbourhood Challenge is a programme from NESTA and the Big Lottery Fund which is supporting 17 community organisations across England to trial their approach to galvanizing and supporting community led innovation.

17.08.2011

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