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The CPB strengthens local public service management to tackle ‘fundamental and unmet’ challenges from a citizen perspective.

Cardiff Partnership Board (formerly Cardiff Integrated Partnership Board)

The responsibility for resolving the issues that most matter to people, such as reducing crime and improving public health, does not sit with one organisation alone. In recognition of this, Cardiff has brought together the key public and voluntary services to work collaboratively to address the big issues and make services more effective.

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The CPB strengthens local public service management to tackle ‘fundamental and unmet’ challenges from a citizen perspective. To achieve this, the Board are responsible for overseeing the performance of city-wide programmes and workstreams to address major issues in Cardiff. These issues have been identified through business intelligence and the Board will monitor progress to provide support and challenge as necessary.

  • Chief Executive, Cardiff Council
  • Chief Executive, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Executive Director of Public Health, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Chief Executive, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC)
  • Assistant Chief Fire Officer, South Wales Fire & Rescue Service
  • Chief Superintendent, South Wales Police – Cardiff Basic Command Unit,
  • Director General, Local Government and Communities, Welsh Government, and the
  • Assistant Chief Probation Officer, Wales Probation Trust
  • Chief Executive, Cardiff Council
  • Chief Executive, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Executive Director of Public Health, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Chief Executive, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC)
  • Assistant Chief Fire Officer, South Wales Fire & Rescue Service
  • Chief Superintendent, South Wales Police – Cardiff Basic Command Unit,
  • Director General, Local Government and Communities, Welsh Government, and the
  • Assistant Chief Probation Officer, Wales Probation Trust
  • Chief Executive, Cardiff Council
  • Chief Executive, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Executive Director of Public Health, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Chief Executive, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC)
  • Assistant Chief Fire Officer, South Wales Fire & Rescue Service
  • Chief Superintendent, South Wales Police – Cardiff Basic Command Unit,
  • Director General, Local Government and Communities, Welsh Government, and the
  • Assistant Chief Probation Officer, Wales Probation Trust
  • Improve the quality of life in Cardiff in line with the ‘What Matters’ Strategy
  • Ensure organisations work together towards shared outcomes
  • Strengthen the public service leadership
  • Respond more effectively to citizen needs
  • Improve the delivery of services by pooling resources and working together
  • Ensure that commissioning and management are working effectively
  • Continue to learn and share experience
  • Develop a new relationship with the Welsh Government to improve services
  • Promote health, economic, social and environmental well-being of Cardiff
  • Improve the quality of life in Cardiff in line with the ‘What Matters’ Strategy
  • Ensure organisations work together towards shared outcomes
  • Strengthen the public service leadership
  • Respond more effectively to citizen needs
  • Improve the delivery of services by pooling resources and working together
  • Ensure that commissioning and management are working effectively
  • Continue to learn and share experience
  • Develop a new relationship with the Welsh Government to improve services
  • Promote health, economic, social and environmental well-being of Cardiff
  • Improve the quality of life in Cardiff in line with the ‘What Matters’ Strategy
  • Ensure organisations work together towards shared outcomes
  • Strengthen the public service leadership
  • Respond more effectively to citizen needs
  • Improve the delivery of services by pooling resources and working together
  • Ensure that commissioning and management are working effectively
  • Continue to learn and share experience
  • Develop a new relationship with the Welsh Government to improve services
  • Promote health, economic, social and environmental well-being of Cardiff
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