Tay Cities Region Deal Register of Interest - November 2022 Update
Register of Interest for the Tay Cities Region Deal, in addition to the Register of Interest for the Tay Cities Region Deal Joint Committee members which can be found here: https://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/councillors/cllorsurname
23 September 2022 - Tay Cities Region Deal Joint Committee Papers
Papers for the Joint Committee meeting on 23 September 2022
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11th March 2022 - Tay Cities Region Joint Committee Meeting - Agenda and papers
Papers for Joint Committee meeting 11th March 2022 attached, with presentations from the meeting
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Connected Tay
Connected Tay
Effective and efficient digital and physical connectivity and capacity will underpin, and are essential to, unlocking the full economic potential of the Tay Cities region. Improved connectivity will assist us to realise the opportunities and deliver our ambitions for economic growth.
Inclusive Tay
Inclusive Tay
This regional economic strategy has been produced to help us deliver a smarter, fairer economy over the next 20 years. It builds on work already being undertaken to deliver better economic outcomes for everyone, which means focussing on growth that is inclusive.
Innovative, International Tay
Innovative, International Tay
Innovation is recognised as the most effective route to productivity growth. Moreover, there is a proven link between businesses that meet their international ambitions and those that choose to innovate. Scotland’s innovation record is currently below the ambition of the Scottish Government for Scotland to be a first quartile OECD country.
About Us
About the Tay Cities Region Deal area
More than 490,000 people, or about 10% of the country’s population, live in the area covered by the Tay Cities Region Deal.
It includes the cities of Dundee and Perth as well as Angus and the north part of Fife.
The growth rate in employment of 0.7% per annum across the Tay Cities region is less than the Scottish average of 1.2%.
