The Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership (OxLEP) brings together business, the universities, colleges, research facilities and local authorities in our area.
Our Strategic Economic Plan (SEP) sets out our ambition for Oxfordshire to 2030 – to drive accelerated economic growth to meet the needs of our science and knowledge rich economy placing Oxfordshire at the forefront of the UK’s global growth ambitions. Our Skills Strategy provides details on building our 21st century skills ecosystem.
Due to a project change, OxLEP wishes to invite potential skills capital projects (to complete no later than March 2021) through a competitive process which will be based around the needs in the people thematic area in the Strategic Economic Plan and our Skills Strategy:
The maximum capital funding available is £534,610 which must be matched on a minimum 1:1 basis. Due to tight timescales, priority will be given to projects with low planning and state aid risks associated.
Key dates:
- 13 March 2019: Call for EOIs opens (Expression of Interest)
- 3 April 2019: Call for EOIs - closes at 4pm
- 4 April – 18 April 2019: Initial prioritisation
- 23 April – 25 April 2019: Successful and unsuccessful EOI’s notified
Download EOI submission instructions form
Innovative Enterprise | Supporting Innovation led growth is at the heart of our strategy, underpinned by the strength of our University research and development capacity, business collaboration and supply chain potential. |
Innovative People | Delivering and attracting specialist and flexible skills at all levels, across all sectors, as required by our businesses, with full, inclusive employment and fulfilling jobs. |
Innovative Place | Providing both the quality environment and choice of homes needed to support smart growth whilst capitalising upon the exceptional quality of life, vibrant economy and the dynamic urban and rural communities of our county. |
Innovative Connectivity | Allowing people to move freely, connect easily and providing the services, environment and facilities needed by a dynamic, growing and dispersed economy. |