Strategies
Learn about the strategies currently being overseen by the County Council, including those related to culture, transport, rural areas, environment and community.
The Performance Framework outlines the main priorities for the County Council in the next 3 years. It is a clear statement of how the County Council will use its resources to make a positive difference to the people and places of West Sussex.
The County Arts Service produces a Cultural Strategy for the county every five years. The current strategy runs until 2014 and aims is to help us make the most of the wealth of cultural assets that exist in West Sussex.
In 2006, West Sussex County Council commissioned and published a Financial Inclusion Strategy which demonstrated that there are levels of financial exclusion in the county sufficient to cause concern to policy makers and public service providers.
In West Sussex, many gypsy and traveller families are accommodated on the official sites provided by the local authorities under the (now repealed) Caravan Sites Act 1968.
Two fundamental factors have arisen in recent years that change the way in which the County Council deals with information, prompting the need for an Information Strategy.
The purpose of this strategy is to establish a framework to enable the planning of ITS to take place in a consistent way across the county, whilst at the same time recognising the diverse nature of the county in terms of its transport needs and demands.
Local Strategic Partnerships (LSP) are partnerships with representatives from the public, private, community and voluntary sector. The partners work together to address issues that are important to the local community.
The local authorities within West Sussex are keen to act to promote waste prevention and recycling such that waste, as far as reasonably possible, is recovered and diverted away from landfill.
A Rural Strategy for West Sussex was produced in 1992 and since then only the action plan has been updated.
Information on the West Sussex Environment Strategy developed by West Sussex County Council, together with key partners and stakeholders, which provides a framework for achieving a better environment in West Sussex.
Details of West Sussex health strategies, including the Health Inequalities Strategy 2012 - 2017 which sets out the partnership strategy to reduce health inqualities across West Sussex.