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Introduction
BEN is
established to promote equality of
opportunity with respect to ethnic
communities in the preservation
protection and development of the
environment
BEN proposes there is no
such thing as a pure environmental
project - a so called pure environmental
projects is one which has rejected its
social and cultural context. BEN
therefore works to integrate social,
cultural and environmental concerns in
the context of sustainable development.
In order to achieve this, we work across
diverse sectors. Our current themes
integrate the areas of natural
environment, the built environment,
heritage, social justice, health and
housing.
Our Vision
- To have representation and
participation, at all levels, of
ethnic communities in the built
and natural environment, which
reflects the profile of the
ethnic population in Britain
Organisational Aims
- To represent issues and concerns
relating to ethnic participation
in the built and natural
environment
- To develop training and
consultancy services in order to
underpin ethnic participation
- To develop, strengthen and
maintain the Network
- To secure resources in order to
maintain and increase operations
across the UK
- To address current issues and
concerns relating to ethnic
participation in the natural and
built environment
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