Tools
CLES and CLES Consulting utilise a wide range of tools in their reseach and consultancy work, listed here are a number our core tools, each one detailing how it can help you and where its been used before.
Assessing Local Economies
17th January 2011
A tool that provides a sophisticated way to create an accurate profile of an area.
Calculating Local Economic Benefit
17th January 2011
A simple but effective tool for calculating local economic benefit.
Client Capacity Building
17th January 2011
The CLES Client Capacity Building Tool involves identifying your skill needs, agreeing a skills development plan, and subsequently building capacity within your team.
Creating Better Places
17th January 2011
The CLES Creating Better Places Tool identifies what matters most in local places and helps to benchmark performance of key priorities over time.
Developing Local Employment Strategies
17th January 2011
This tool provides a framework to be used to develop activities and interventions (for example the Work and Skills Plans) as well as reviewing existing policy.
Developing Local Enterprise Strategies
17th January 2011
This tool provides a framework that can be used by partnerships to review how businesses in a local area are being supported and develop new ways to meet their needs.
Effective Evaluation
17th January 2011
The CLES Effective Evaluation Tool provides a robust framework to guide project and programme evaluation.
Future City Game
17th January 2011
Future City Game can provide you with a new format with which to engage with people in your community.
Local Multiplier 3 (LM3)
17th January 2011
Local Multiplier 3 (LM3) is a new way of understanding the local economic impact of procurement contracts and regeneration schemes.
Place Resilience
17th January 2011
The Place Resilience tool reconceptualises how local economies operate.
Latest blogs
What is the role of the state in regeneration? 22nd February 2012
Let’s make it personal 21st February 2012
Trickle down and out – time for trickle up 21st February 2012
Reconciling communities through regeneration 14th February 2012
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