TAILIEUCHUNG - Future Development of the Higher Education Economic Development (HEED) Fund

It is important to consider the local market situation. Medium-weight hybrids should only be chosen if there is a good market for eggs and meat and a steady supply of good, balanced chicken-feed. If you want to concentrate on selling eggs, consider buying lighter, white layers. In all other situations, the heavier, usually brown breeds would be a bet- ter choice. If you live far from a market and mainly want to produce for home consumption, only selling extra eggs and meat locally, you are best off with a local breed. If you have no experience of raising chickens, it is. | Future Development of the Higher Education Economic Development HEED Fund - a consultation document To Heads of higher education institutions other key organisations Summary This Circular sets out for consultation the core principles of the Council s HEED Fund together with the proposed HEED funding formula to be used in 2003 04 Reference W03 03HE Publication date 17 January 2003 Response by 19 February 2003 Further information Teresa Cooper general enquiries e-mail CooperT@ Telephone 029 2068 2304 Address ELWa Linden Court The Orchards Ilex Close Llanishen Cardiff CF14 5DZ INTRODUCTION 1 This Circular sets out for consultation the core principles of the Council s Higher Education Economic Development HEED Fund together with the proposed funding formula to be used to determine HEED Fund allocations in 2003 04. 2 This document is being sent to all higher education institutions in Wales and a wide range of other interested parties from both within and without the Welsh higher education HE sector. 3 Responses to this circular will be analysed in conjunction with the outcomes of a sector seminar to be held at the Metropole Hotel in Llandrindod Wells on 27 January 2003 and a Knowledge Exploitation Fund KEF sponsored HE Masterclass to be held in Cardiff on 25 February 2003. 4 The sector seminar is intended to provide a forum to debate issues arising from institutions experiences of the Council s first call for HEED Plans in August 2002 and the core principles and proposed HEED funding formula set out in this document. Invitations to the KEF Masterclass Third Mission 3rd place or no place will be extended to senior HE sector representatives. It will concentrate on how to develop strategic approaches to overall third mission activities. An analysis of all consultation outcomes will be submitted to the Higher Education Funding Council HEFCW on 14 March and reflected in the circular to be published in April 2003 requesting updated HEED Plans from institutions. .

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