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SEEDA is the Government–funded agency set up in 1999 responsible for the economic and social development of the South East of England – the driving force of the UK's economy.
SEEDA's aim is to create a prosperous, dynamic and inspirational region by helping businesses compete more effectively, training a highly skilled workforce, supporting and enabling our communities, while safeguarding our natural resources and cherishing our rich cultural heritage.
SEEDA aims to be a catalyst for change within the South East, working with partner organizations – businesses, education at all levels, local authorities, Government agencies, voluntary and community organisations and many others – to produce clearly recognisable results.
We also have funds from Government to enable us to invest directly in a range of economic and social development programmes, and are in a position to help secure European Union and private sector investment for the region. Accountable to Government, SEEDA is a business led organisation, governed by a Board whose Members have wide–ranging experience in industry and commerce, local government, education, trade unionism and voluntary service.
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