Asset Transfer Unit (UK)
Introduction
The Asset Transfer Unit ("ATU") helps to empower local people and organisations to transform land and buildings into vibrant community spaces whilst supporting the development of a thriving third sector. [1] They provide advice, guidance, and support concerning the transfer of under-used land and buildings from the public sector to community ownership and management - helping organisations to develop those assets and deliver long-term social, economic and environmental benefits.
The ATU is delivered by the Development Trusts Association in association with Community Matters and the Local Government Association, and funded by Communities and Local Government.
Areas of Work
The ATU delivers three areas of work:
- Advancing Assets for Communities Demonstration Programme
- Support Contract for the Community Assets Programme
- Cascading Asset Transfer - a training programme for infrastructure organisations supporting asset transfer
Current Projects
Some of the ATU's success stories can be found on its website and on Building Community, the ATU's dedicated website for showcasing examples of Community Asset Transfer.
Publications
The ATU's policy and research documents are available here.
Testimonials
What are people saying about the ATU?
References
- ↑ http://atu.org.uk/About About Us
More Information
Internal Links
External Links
- http://atu.org.uk/ Asset Transfer Unit Home Page]