Warwickshire’s Strategic Economic Plan

Closed 30 Jul 2023

Opened 29 Jun 2023

Results updated 15 Apr 2024

A report on Warwickshire Strategic Economic Plan 2023-2033 is due to be considered by Warwickshire County Council's Cabinet on 11 April 2024. Click on this link to view the agenda and papers for this meeting.

Update: Members of Warwickshire County Council gave approval for the new Warwickshire’s Strategic Economic Plan at Cabinet on Wednesday 11 April. To read more about this click on this link.

Overview

We are currently developing a strategic economic plan for Warwickshire.

This plan seeks to bring all our partners together to create a future of inclusive and sustainable growth across our County, one where all residents can benefit, and the environment is protected. ​This will be underpinned by our ambitious, productive and vibrant local economy where we focus on investing in our many assets and strengths.  ​

To inform this plan we would like to hear the views of residents and businesses on the priorities, areas of focus and missions we have identified.

This image shows a circle with the word 'Priorities'. This is surrounded by 3 smaller circles, each representing a priority. The first circle is 'Ambitious Growth'. The description underneath is "Create a highly productive, vibrant and ambitious economy that builds on and maximises our economic strengths​". The second circle says 'Inclusive growth' and the description is "Develop an economy that works for all our residents, one that tackles existing inequalities and ensures that everyone benefits from a strong and prosperous business base ". The third circle says '​Sustainable Growth' and the description is "Grow our economy in a sustainable way, respecting the natural environment and helping us move to net-zero Warwickshire by 2050.".

Areas of focus

Image shows three boxes. The first box 'Ambitious' has 4 bullet points: Support high growth potential businesses start and scale; Foster Research and Development, innovation, and creativity​; Ensure infrastructure and connectivity enables growth​; Support our key sectors to grow . The second box ' Inclusive' has five bullet points: ​Targeting support for employment ; Raise aspirations and develop career pathways ; Encourage enterprise and entrepreneurship in under-represented groups & areas ; Facilitate regeneration & empower priority places;  Support the health & wellbeing of Warwickshire. The third box 'Sustainable' has five bullet points:  Support our businesses transition to Net Zero; Support our businesses to reuse, recycle and reduce waste in order to create cost reductions and lower the use of fossil fuels; Support existing low carbon technology businesses and enable of new ones to move to the county; Make sure we have the right skills to support and capitalise on the shift to a low carbon economy; Facilitate decarbonising transport.

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Your views will help us to understand if you think these are relevant and if we have missed anything.

How to share your views.

  • Please complete the online survey by clicking on the link below.
  • If you need an alternative format or language please contact us by telephone (01926 412709) or email (business@warwickshire.gov.uk).
  • You can also respond directly in writing to Warwickshire County Council, Economic Development Team, Shire Hall, Market Place, Warwick, CV34 4RL or by email: business@warwickshire.gov.uk.

What happens next

This survey has now closed. Thank you to everyone who took the time to share your views. All feedback will be looked at to inform the development of the strategic economic plan.

Areas

  • All Areas

Audiences

  • Anyone from any background
  • Community Groups
  • Voluntary and third sector organisations
  • Partners
  • Businesses
  • Employees
  • Professionals and professional bodies
  • Elected members

Interests

  • Environment and sustainability
  • Roads and travel
  • Policies, plans and strategies
  • Business
  • Communities
  • Building and planning
  • Economy
  • Transport and economy
  • Engagement and surveys