impulse flemish sif

Summary: The Social Impulse Fund (SIF) was an initiative of the Flemish Community with the aim of supporting the municipalities in their policy for a more liveable municipality. A number of principles were central to this: Involving local actors in planning and implementation; The elaboration of a (policy) multiannual plan, which clearly indicates the coherence of the policy and the relationship between the regular policy and the impulse policy with SIF funds. The Flemish Community made the disbursement of the funds conditional on the achievement of certain results. The Antwerp Sif Policy Plan, which also included the VFIK (Flemish Fund for the Integration of Disadvantaged Persons) projects to be continued, was approved by the Social Welfare Council on 18 October and 15 November 1996 and by the Municipal Council on 18 November 1996. This plan was a multi-annual plan drawn up for a period of three years (i.e. 1997-1999). A new policy plan was drawn up for the period 2000-2002, in which existing initiatives were continued and new projects were given a chance. Although there was no real impulse area anymore, most efforts remained concentrated in the same neighbourhoods as in the previous SIF period. Purpose: Visualization and demarcation of the SIF_areas for the city of Antwerp. Creation: The SIF areas were defined on the basis of a score of the corresponding sectors in four areas, namely quality of life, environmental quality, well-being and disadvantage. In this context, the SIF offered local authorities the opportunity to work on the overall improvement of urban society through a two-track approach: on the one hand, the policy should benefit the entire population of the city (improvement of well-being) and the entire urban territory (improvement of the quality of life and the environment of the city), on the other hand, the policy should benefit specific target groups (combating disadvantaged people) and specific areas (improvement of the quality of life and the environment of deprived urban areas). This resulted in a clear break in trend compared to the earlier impulse policy initiated by the Flemish Government. This focused exclusively on specific target groups (VFIK) or disadvantaged districts (Revaluation areas, Social Renewal).摘要：社会激励基金（Social Impulse Fund，SIF）是弗拉芒社区发起的项目，旨在支持各市政当局推行更宜居的市政政策。该项目遵循两项核心原则：一是吸纳本地主体参与规划与实施；二是制定（政策类）多年期规划，清晰阐明政策的连贯性，以及常规政策与使用SIF资金的激励政策之间的关联。弗拉芒社区将达成特定成果作为拨付该基金的前提条件。安特卫普SIF政策规划涵盖了需继续推进的VFIK（弗拉芒弱势人群融合基金，Flemish Fund for the Integration of Disadvantaged Persons）项目，该规划于1996年10月18日、11月15日经社会福利委员会审议通过，并于1996年11月18日获市政议会批准。本规划为三年期多年规划（即1997年至1999年）。2000年至2002年期间制定了新的政策规划，延续既有举措并为新项目提供支持空间。尽管彼时已无明确的激励专区，但多数工作仍集中于上一SIF周期覆盖的同一片街区。 目标：对安特卫普市的SIF区域进行可视化呈现与边界划定。 编制说明：SIF区域的划定基于对应街区在四大维度的评分结果，即生活质量、环境质量、福祉水平与弱势程度。在此框架下，SIF为地方当局提供了通过双轨路径全面改善城市社会状况的契机：一方面，政策需惠及全市全体居民（提升福祉水平）与全域城市空间（改善城市生活质量与环境）；另一方面，政策需覆盖特定目标群体（帮扶弱势人群）与特定区域（改善贫困城区的生活质量与环境）。此举与弗拉芒政府此前启动的激励政策形成了鲜明的趋势分化：此前的政策仅聚焦于特定目标群体（VFIK）或弱势街区（复兴专区、社会更新区域）。