More about the contributing organisations

For further information on each organisation's wider activities, please access their respective sites through the links on this page. As well as making commitments of time and money, each organisation has brought specific skills and experience to the projects as indicated below.

Communities and Local Goverment
Eland House
Bressenden Place
London
SW1E 5DU

http://www.communities.gov.uk

Communities and Local Goverment has brought the policy drivers, e.g. accommodating household growth and sustainable use of land, which justify the development of NLUD-PDL as a data source which is important for Government. Communities and Local Government also provides statistical expertise in processing the survey, publishing results work and acting as a focus of interest for other Government departments. In the past it has funded research for NLUD-Baseline (the survey publishing results) and maintains an interest in the project.

English Partnerships
Arpley House
110 Birchwood Boulevard
Birchwood
Warrington
WA3 7QH

www.Englishpartnerships.co.uk

English Partnerships is the national regeneration agency, supporting high-quality sustainable growth across the country. Our four key areas of activity are: sustainable regeneration and mixed use development; housing; strategic brownfield redevelopment and best practice. All English Partnerships' projects and programmes are developed with both the community and the environment in mind. From 2004 English Partnerships has taken responsibility for data collection for NLUD-PDL.

Ordnance Survey
Romsey Road
Southampton
SO16 4GU

www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk

Ordnance Survey has brought expertise as the mapping agency for
Great Britain in collecting, collating, quality assuring, maintaining, developing
and marketing geographically related information integrated at a national level.
It also has a proven track record in research in all aspects of land use mapping and is currently carrying forward the work on NLUD-Baseline.