Lord Kamlesh Patel on working with communities to generate impact
Posted on 01-09-2009
in: Policy, Strategy And Research

Lord Patel explains that spending decisions can impact on policy, and talks about investing in community groups that in turn help educate policy makers.

Kamlesh Patel

Professor, Lord, OBE

Location: London

Head of International School for Communities, Rights and Inclusion (ISCRI), University of Central Lancashire. Life Peer House of Lords (June 2006: Baron Patel of Bradford). Chairman National Prison Drug Treatment Review Group (the Patel Review). Associate Non-Executive Director / Advisor to the Communities Rights and Inclusion programme (CORIN), Leicestershire Partnerships NHS Trust. UK member of UNICEF’s Global Task Force…

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