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Responsibility for creating and sustaining decent places goes beyond Communities and Local Government and Government - everyone has a role to play, including the public.

Several Government Departments are signed up to cross-government action to improve our public spaces:

Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA)
See the Local Environmental Quality pages. (external link)
Department for Transport (DfT) (external link)
Department for Business Innovation & Skills (BIS) (external link)
Department of Health (DoH) (external link)
Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) (external link)
Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) (external link)
Home Office (external link)
HM Treasury (external link)

We are also working closely with a wide range of organisations with expertise and experience in delivering decent places.

CABE Space (external link)
The national champion for parks and green spaces

The CABE Space Strategic Partners:

- GreenSpace (external link)
  A not for profit organisation who help those committed to the planning, design, management and use of parks and open spaces
- The Institute of Leisure & Amenity (ILAM) (external link)
  The professional body for the leisure industry, representing the interests of leisure managers across all sectors
- Groundwork (external link)
  An environmental regeneration charity who work with communities in deprived areas
- Improvement & Development Agency (IDEA) (external link)
  Delivers practical solutions to improve local government performance and develop innovative approaches to ensure knowledge transfer.
- Landscape Institute (LI) (external link)
  The chartered institute for landscape architects
Green Flag Award Scheme (external link)
Aims to set standards and recognise excellence in the provision, management and provision of parks and green spaces.
Childrens Play Information Service (external link)
Aims to raise awareness of the importance of play and the need for access to better play opportunities.
Environmental Campaigns (ENCAMS) (external link)
Assist key stakeholders in developing innovative best practice and activities to improve local environmental quality and reduce anti social behaviour
London Parks & Green Spaces Forum (external link)
Promote the network of green spaces in London as a major contribution towards a healthy and sustainable city.
Natural England (external link)
An agency that brings together English Nature, The Countryside Agency and Rural Development Service.
English Heritage (external link)
Environment Agency (external link)
Royal Parks Agency (external link)

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