Our Business Plan

2010/11 Business Plan

We are pleased to announce the publication of our 2010/11 Business Plan.

The 2010/11 business plan defines what we will achieve in the second year of the strategic plan, building upon the successes of our work begun in the previous year.
 


It also reflects new work arising from emerging evidence about the nature of inequality, human rights and good relations in Britain today, in the context of the current economic and political environment.

Contacting us

If you would like further information about our business plan, or to comment on it, email us at businessplanning@equalityhumanrights.com or write to:

Business Planning Team
Equality and Human Rights Commission
2nd Floor Arndale House
Arndale Centre
Manchester
M4 3AQ

Or you can call one of our helpline numbers

We have also produced separate business plans for the work of the Commission in Scotland, the Commission in Wales, and for the Commission's Disability Committee:

 Previous business plans

2009/10 Business Plan

You can download a copy of the business plan below

If you would like to order a printed copy of the business plan or if you need it in an alternative format please contact one of our helplines.

Our priorities and key delivery targets for 2009/10

We had five strategic priorities:

  1. Secure and implement an effective legislative and regulatory framework for equality and human rights
  2. Create a fairer Britain, with equal life chances and access to services for all
  3. Build a society without prejudice, promote good relations and foster a vibrant equality and human rights culture
  4. Promote understanding and awareness of rights and duties - deliver timely and accurate advice and guidance to individuals and employers
  5. Build an authoritative and responsive organisation.

To help us achieve our strategic priorities we developed 12 key delivery targets to cover all areas of our work. These included supporting the passage of the landmark Equality Bill into law and producing codes of practice in support of the bill; conducting and publishing the findings of our major inquiries; building on our youth projects; and developing a multimedia digital strategy.

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