PACE aims to build a growing body of research, guidance, roadmaps and shared learning that helps individuals and organisations make better-informed choices for community development.
Research — evidence-based exploration of important community issues.
Guidelines — practical recommendations developed with relevant experts.
Roadmaps — step-by-step pathways for improvement in priority areas.
Briefings — concise explanations of emerging issues and opportunities.
Recommendations — options shaped by evidence, professional knowledge and community insight.
Learning — lessons from initiatives and partner experience.
PACE does not gather knowledge simply to publish it. The purpose is to help people use it.
A priority area may begin with community insight, move into expert consultation, become a guideline or roadmap, and then support organisations or individuals who are able to act on it.
Knowledge becomes valuable when it improves decisions.
Researchers, academics, professionals and organisations can contribute studies, data, case studies, reports, professional insight and community research.
PACE is currently building its initial knowledge library. Future publications and initiative learning will be added here as they are developed.