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Roles & Functions of the County
Development Board (CDB) |
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What is the role of the County
Development Board (CDB)?
The CDB represents a new approach to the
organisation of local development. The CDB will lead to more effective
co-ordination and integration between the various public agencies
operating within the county. This will result in an improved service
to meet the needs of local communities within the county.
The key responsibility of the CDB is the
preparation and implementation of a ten year Integrated Strategy
for the Economic, Social and Cultural development of County Clare.
What are the Short-Term objectives?
From its inception, the CDB will support
liaison between the agencies and sectors represented on the Board.
This might involve co-operation on plans/initiatives for the county,
fostering joint approaches, where practical, and progressively
moving towards more co-ordinated planning and action.
In order to support this approach, the various
bodies represented on the CDB should inform the Board of its current
and planned activities.
What is the Statutory Basis
of the CDB?
The Local Government Act 2001 provides the
Statutory Basis for the CDB and its attendant strategies.
What status has the CDB as an
organisation?
The CDB will operate autonomously but under
the local government umbrella and will be chaired by the County
Council nominee.
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