Consultation process
NANN - Arran Locality5. What opportunities are there for NANN to help grow the local green economy and deliver economic growth?
- Could the NANN be a tourist attraction, with people spending their leisure time exploring and enjoying nature across North Ayrshire?
- Would this encourage people to spend more time and money at local businesses across North Ayrshire?
partnership with eg Green homes.Link up. business can find hard to pout up stands in nature due to regulations.
more EVs , encourage local people to take up EVs. mobility vehicles should be available-something in between 8m/h and EV-would encourage. 20m/h at ferry junction(no signs on ferry)
opportunities in a network would be to increase resilience in workforce. 4,900 population, working age 2,100 but only 600 fit and able. workforce is biggest barrier to economic growth.
we do this on Arran anyway. on mainland, not as much. work with local farms, find business ideas, places to visit.
support smaller businesses , help to micro businesses, especially for young school leavers to start up businesses.
community gardens at brodick that encouraged volunteers
no help needed. forest bathing is popular at Brodick
tourist attraction
lots of fruit and veg people on the island
wild tourism/green/sustainable tourism. public transport. sustainable local food.