Apart from developing the sites of Ebrington and Fort George, Ilex works in collaboration with a broad range of public and private sector partners in a sustainable regeneration strategy to exploit the strengths and opportunities of the Derry City Council area.
Ilex is the coordinating body for IDF which is channelling some £33 million into regeneration projects in tourism, education, enterprise, enterpreneurship, arts & culture, built heritage and infrastructure.
In recognition of the importance of Arts & Culture within regeneration a total of £4 million has been earmarked by the North West Challenge Fund. £3.2 million is being spent on capital projects in seven venues in Derry ~ Londonderry and the remaining £800,000 has been set aside to commission a public artwork within the city. This will be the largest public art commission ever held in the island of Ireland.
Click here for interactive regeneration map
highlighting projects managed by a range of organisations
including Ilex.
Ilex held a one day conference in the City Hotel, Derry~Londonderry entitled 'Regenerating and Transforming our Sity - learning from International best practice.
Click below for conference programme and press release
Sir Roy McNulty (Ilex) - Regeneration of Derry~Londonderry, Challenges we face
Debra Mountford (OECD) - The OECD and LEED Programme
Greg Clarke (OECD) - Successful Regeneration Strategies
Andrew Boraine (Cape Town Partnership) - Regenerating and Transforming our Cities - lessons from SOuth African Experience