Peers and Secondments
Capital Ambition is committed to providing support to authorities through peer support and intervention. Its emphasis is on mutuality and collaborative working across authorities to improve public services across London.
The Capital Ambition Peer Support Scheme was set up to facilitate joint working and the sharing of best practice across London's local authorities. It assists authorities by selecting individuals with specialist knowledge and placing them with authorities where their expertise is required. For information on the stages of this process, please click on the link below.
Peer Engagement Process (43kb)
Capital Ambition works closely with the Improvement and Development Agency (IDeA) to source peers via the Peer Clearing House (PCH) , and has an important target of ensuring that a minimum of 55 Officers and 55 Members are trained as PCH accredited peers across London.
If you are interested in sourcing a peer for a particular improvement task in your authority, or you are interested in becoming a peer, please click on the links below for more information.
Capital Ambition Peer Support Scheme (401kb)
Peer Support Scheme Register of Interest Form (52kb)
IDeA's Cultural Services Improvement Unit will also running a number of pilot Peer Review programmes to support improvement in the cultural sector across England. Please click on the links below for further information on the Cultural Sector Peer Review and the IDeA's Corporate Peer Review Scheme.