Transforming Contested Spaces

Aim of funding under this theme

To reduce intercommunity tensions and conflict and to support the integrated regeneration of those communities at the interface, having dealt with the legacies of conflict.

Research

As part of the approach to transforming contested spaces in Belfast, we commissioned research on good relations practice around interfaces in Belfast and the linkages with ongoing regeneration work. The report was produced by Deloitte.

Download Regeneration and Good Relations at the Interface (PDF - 520KB)

Funded projects

Download Transforming Contested Spaces projects (PDF - 84KB)

Projects
Organisation	Project name
Belfast Interface Project	Interface Mobility Project
Cavehill Antrim Road Regeneration (CARR)	Creating the Local Conditions for a Shared Society
Forthspring Inter Community Group	Mixed Gender Engagement Group
Forthspring Inter Community Group	Diversionary Youth Officer
Glentoran Partnership	The Respect Initiative
Good Relations Unit-Engagement (Intercomm)	Engagement Capacity Building
Good Relations Unit-I Citizen (Scoutlink)	Youth Intervention
Good Relations Unit-Interface (Falls Community Council)	Inter-community Forum Including Dialogue on Removal of Interfaces
Good Relations Unit-Mediation (Mediation NI)	Local Mediation Capacity Building Processes
Good Relations Unit-Physical Manifestations	Dealing with Physical Manifestations
Interaction Belfast	Interface Reconciliation Project
Intercomm	Shaping a Shared Future
Mount Vernon Community Development Forum	Concilium in Skegoniel Glandore
North Belfast Community Development and Transition Group	Leadership, Empowerment & Development - LEAD
PeacePlayers International	Rising Stars - Bridging Divides, Developing Leaders and Changing Perceptions
Public Achievement	The WIMPS Peace Channel
South Belfast Malecare	Connections
Stadium Projects	Higher Force Challenge Programmes
Workers' Educational Association	Getting to YES - Negotiation Skills Training For Trainers