We support and connect business, whilst representing their voice. Through our Network of 52 Accredited UK Chambers and in over 75 markets internationally, we’re rooted in local insight, influence national policy and have global reach.
This report provides profile for the work and impact of the BCC and Chamber Network as well as greater detail and transparency for our Members and Non-UK Members on how we are governed.
5 Challenges:
Digital Revolution
The digital revolution opens a wealth of opportunities for UK businesses of all shapes and sizes. This report outlines a clear roadmap for action from policymakers across a series of interconnected areas. Without better broadband and wireless connectivity – and improved cyber security – businesses will not be able to engage with Artificial Intelligence (AI). In short, businesses want to be connected, secure and dynamic.
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Global Britain
This report summarises the approach of the British Chambers of Commerce to helping the UK grow and
prosper as an independent nation. It covers an analysis of the world’s place in Britain, summarising our
history in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) and proposing recommendations to improve our
impressive track record.
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Green Innovation
The UK has one of the most substantial legal frameworks for climate change anywhere in the world. The centrepiece is the “Net Zero” commitment, announced in June 2019 and enshrined in lawiii, which requires a 100% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 compared with 1990 levels, and the publication of an annual Carbon Budget. Independent scrutiny is provided by the Climate Change Committee (CCC).
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Local Economy of the Future
Businesses play a pivotal role in shaping the economic landscape of the United Kingdom, and their impact extends far beyond the national level. Local economic development is an essential facet of a thriving society, and businesses are integral to its success. Their role is more than simply the generation of profits; it encompasses a commitment to the well-being and growth of the communities in which they operate.
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People and Work
This report has found that Chambers of Commerce have the significant and inherent strengths needed to be effective leaders in LSIPs for years to come. Business-led LSIPs are working and beginning to make positive differences for local employers. However, transformation takes time, and this report has also identified a need for continued, long-term investment.
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Source: British Chambers of Commerce