The New Deal for Communities Evaluation. Final Report / Volume 1: The New Deal for Communities Programme: achieving a neighbourhood focus for regeneration Volume 2: Involving local people in regeneration: evidence from the New Deal for Communities Programme Volume 3: Making deprived areas better places to live: evidence from the New Deal for Communities Programme Volume 4: Improving outcomes for people in deprived neighbourhoods: evidence from the New Deal for Communities Programme Volume 5: Exploring and explaining change in regeneration schemes: evidence from the New Deal for Communities Programme Volume 6: The New Deal for Communities Programme: assessing impact and value for money Volume 7: The New Deal for Communities Experience: a final assessment

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Batty, E., et al., The New Deal for Communities Evaluation. Final Report / Volume 1: The New Deal for Communities Programme: achieving a neighbourhood focus for regeneration Volume 2: Involving local people in regeneration: evidence from the New Deal for Communities Programme Volume 3: Making deprived areas better places to live: evidence from the New Deal for Communities Programme Volume 4: Improving outcomes for people in deprived neighbourhoods: evidence from the New Deal for Communities Programme Volume 5: Exploring and explaining change in regeneration schemes: evidence from the New Deal for Communities Programme Volume 6: The New Deal for Communities Programme: assessing impact and value for money Volume 7: The New Deal for Communities Experience: a final assessment. Londres, Department for Communities and Local Government, 2010, 119 p., 45 p., 65 p., 75 p., 83 p., 87 p., 97 p.
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Acción comunitaria, Autodeterminación, Barrios, Características servicio, Competencias, Coordinación administrativa, Desempleo, Educación, Efectos, Entorno urbano, Estudio longitudinal, Evaluación de servicios, Exclusión social, Experiencias, Factor de protección, Gasto social, Intervención social, Métodos de evaluación, Objetivos, Participación usuarios, Planes nacionales, Pobreza, Recomendaciones, Salud, Trabajo, Vivienda, Reino Unido