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Asset Transfer

"Asset Transfer is a term used to describe the process of the Transfer of the ownership (or leasehold) of property or land from one party to another. Currently, the term... Read More

What is an Asset?

Property owned by a person or company which has a value or ‘something valuable belonging to a person or organisation which can be used for the payment of debts’

Transfering Assets

In today's society local authorities and other public bodies can play a key role in Transferring assets to community organisations and enterprises

Assets for Enterprising Communities in Wales

Please download and review the WLGA and DTA Wales briefing - Assets for Enterprising Communities in Wales... Read More

What is Community Asset Based Development?

Community ownership of assets is a key to achieving financial viability, independence & sustainability which underpins community based enterprises & regeneration organisations

Context for Asset Development

It should be noted that there has been track record of asset development by community enterprises and other third sector organisations in Wales.

Assets in community control or ownership can provide social, economic, cultural & environmental benefits. They can also be used to generate independent income and investment, including loans, and help move... Read More

Making Community Owned Assets Work - Creating New Social & Community Enterprises

Community assets are the base for a wide range of community enterprises & services provided by community organisations or development trusts & other social enterprises.

Challenges to Assets Development

Before starting any asset Transfer process communities need to understand and evaluate whether the community assets are indeed ‘viable’, not just liabilities and importantly ‘fit for purpose’ – many are not!

Case Studies

These case studies serve to make the unfamiliar familiar, and give readers an overview about the issues using specific member projects to better understand