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East Lothian Community Planning Partnership June 2011


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Short-term Outcome


Key local sectors: Tourism


Food & Drink Social Enterprise Renewables are developed and enhanced 8


Indicators


% increase of day visitors, total visitors and accommodation occupancy levels. (Scottish Tourism


Economic Activity Monitor)


Number of businesses benefiting from specialised food & drink support measured by: increase in turnover from attendance at Food & Drink trade shows; competition winners’ profile; and number of website hits (East Lothian Council)


Number of new start-up social enterprises (Social Enterprises in East Lothian)


Increased number of businesses undertaking growth


development


Number of businesses referred to Scottish Enterprise for the growth pipeline or account management.


(East Lothian Council)


Number of businesses taking part in activities through interactions with the Business Growth Officer (East Lothian Council)


Economic Development: New measure 2011 80 Set annually 8


Indicator for Renewables to be established by the Theme Group


Baseline


East Lothian Tourism


Day visitors


2008 2009 2010 % difference 2009/2010


938,000 71,720 937,890 -3% Total visitors 1,344,210 1,386,970 1,339,820 -3%


Serviced & non-serviced accommodation 83,880 91,350 80,130 -4%


Economic Development: New measure 2011 114 Set annually


Progress targets ‘End’ target/s to 2011-12


& timescale/s Improve Improve


SEEL Client Management System Number of Social Enterprises in East Lothian 2005 2010 30


Social Enterprises


Economic Development 2010: 2


30 2 Remain


constant or improve


3


Increase year-on-year


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