Enterprise, Planning & Protective Services SESSION 2 MATCHING FIFE PRIORITIES TO EUROPE 2020 TARGETS Fife Economy Strategy 2023/Europe 2020 Morag Millar.

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Enterprise, Planning & Protective Services SESSION 2 MATCHING FIFE PRIORITIES TO EUROPE 2020 TARGETS Fife Economy Strategy 2023/Europe 2020 Morag Millar 27 November 2013

Enterprise, Planning & Protective Services Review process (May 2012) FES existing economic priorities; economic performance; outcome work. Europe 2020 Priorities; EU Flagship Initiatives; EU Policy Priorities relevant to Economic Strategy. Worked with Scottish targets*/GES. Potential policy priorities relevant to Fife. Included in draft Economic Strategy, if not already there.

Enterprise, Planning & Protective Services An example

Enterprise, Planning & Protective Services Fife Economic Strategy

Enterprise, Planning & Protective Services 1. A Skilled Workforce Key challenges: To respond effectively to: Increased demand for work placements and jobs due to welfare reform. More than 3, – 24 year olds in receipt of Job Seekers Allowance. The need for more science, technology, engineering and maths skills. Priority Activities: Employability Services. Youth Employment. Sector and STEM Skills. Culture of Enterprise. College Regionalisation What might success look like? An easily accessible employment pathway delivers the best outcome for our people by removing barriers to employment so that all Fife’s residents participate in the economy.

Enterprise, Planning & Protective Services 2. Competitive Business Location Key challenges: Regenerate and revitalise Fife’s key town centres; Increase the supply of immediately available employment land; Achieve at least 85% coverage of Next Generation Broadband; To make Fife’s planning, regulation and licensing processes the best in Scotland. Priority Activities: Town Centres. Energy Park Fife/Fife’s coastal assets. Digital infrastructure & economy. Making Fife the best place to do business action plan. What might success look like? All areas of Fife and their residents to make a greater contribution to improving the economic, business and environmental performance of Fife.

Enterprise, Planning & Protective Services 3. Business Growth Key challenges: More than 9,000 jobs are needed to exceed 2007 employment. Too many of Fife’s businesses rely on local markets and do not export. Low levels of business start up and self employment. Sectors dependent on public sector investment such as defence. Priority Activities: Business enterprise support. Market development. Sector action plans. Invest in Fife. Innovation. Business property What might success look like? There are more businesses in Fife and they are more dynamic in sectors with export potential and able to reach world markets through the web. Fife is an active participant in Scotland’s city regions, sharing in and contributing to their economic growth.

Enterprise, Planning & Protective Services Supporting Themes Invest in Key sectors: –Fife as a Centre of Excellence for Energy and Renewables; –Tourism; –Other sectors. Transition to a Low Carbon Economy. Making Fife the best place to do business action plan.

Enterprise, Planning & Protective Services Questions?