The One City Goals Dashboard

A minimum of 93 young people and adults with learning difficulties will achieve paid employment through a range of targeted learning and support, including careers advice, experience of work, skills development, supported internships and community enterprise

Bristol WORKS will provide 2750 young people facing the greatest challenges with access to quality experience of work opportunities, providing insights into local industries with skills shortages and great career opportunities, such as the green economy and the health and care sector

Provide a new space which supports small and medium sized enterprises and begin to explore similar models outside of the city centre, with a particular focus on the creative and technological industries and marginalised groups

Establish a cross-industry best practice toolkit so that 25% of employers have formed partnerships to enable improved practical careers advice for young people and provide meaningful work experience and apprenticeships

Expand the city traineeship and apprenticeship offer, with targeted support for young people facing the greatest challenges, and support employers to create new apprenticeship opportunities and sponsor young people through levy sharing

Open Bristol University Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus to bring economic and social benefit to central Bristol east of Temple Meads

Major Events and Festival programme celebrates the 650th anniversary of Bristol becoming a city as part of a refreshed campaign (including the Bristol Homecoming Campaign) to increase tourism, in line with the findings from the International Year of Sustainable Tourism 2017

Implement a programme improving access to work for lone parents and others not in employment due to health and/or life circumstances, and reduce inequality in unemployment rates between different neighbourhoods