Manchester community resources

This article is an offshoot of Manchester community action focusing on community resources and assets. Resources such as networks, events and community involvement (people and relationships) can be considered as primary resources. Also resources are the activism and physical assets (or what citizens value), such as green spaces and biodiversity, cycle lanes, food initiatives, etc, from the other Manchester community pages.

Food activism

Video

Community energy

Past events

Housing and land

  • Who owns the City? The privatisation of public land in Manchester, By Greater Manchester Housing Action, May 10, 2021...gmhousingaction.com

Past events

Towards sustainable economies

Steady State Manchester, for local prosperity, justice & ecological safety

Resources

The Viable Economy steadystatemanchester

Past events

  • May 17, 2017 - Achieving a viable economy – is community business the answer? by Steady State Manchester, eventbrite.com

Arts, sport and culture

  • The People Act Legislative Theatre, on youtube.com, bringing residents, policymakers and activists together into creative, fun and constructive dialogue, to co-create more equitable and effective policies and laws. Connect with UK (Edinburgh, Newcastle, Gateshead, Manchester and London) and international practitioners, thepeopleact.org, added 16:16, 10 February 2025 (UTC)

Reduce, reuse, repair and recycle

Recycle for Greater Manchester

Citizens data initiative

DataGM, freeing Greater Manchester's public data

Other resources

Funding

Research

  • Greater Manchester Poverty Commission findings published January 2013, calls for special measures which will assist more than 600,000 Greater Manchester residents who are experiencing the effects of extreme poverty. In addition, calls for action to prevent nearly 1.6 million people (nearly half the population of Greater Manchester) sliding in to deeper poverty.

Apps for sustainability

Recycle for Greater Manchester Phone App

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