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  • Engaged Communities - Deputy Secretary

    Topics:
    • DfC corporate, 
    • DfC senior management

    Iain Greenway is the (temporary) Deputy Secretary for Engaged Communities Group in the Department for Communities, Northern Ireland.

    Iain Greenway

    About Engaged Communities

    The Engaged Communities Group is responsible for:

    • Active Communities has responsibility for strategy and policy development in respect of sport and physical activity, governance and accountability and sponsorship of Sport Northern Ireland. It includes Sports & Lottery Branch; Regional and Sub Regional Stadia Programmes and the ECG Support Office.
    • Culture Division, which has responsibility for policy development and delivery on Irish, Ulster Scots and sign language; oversight of the North/South Language Body; Arts infrastructure and strategy; the creative industries; community festivals, museums & libraries and architecture and built environment for Northern Ireland
    • Historic Environment Division (HED) which records, protects, conserves, enhances and promotes the historic environment to secure its benefits for current and future generations
    • Public Record Office NI (PRONI), which was established for the reception and preservation of public records including records of Government Departments; courts of law, public bodies and NDPBs; and records deposited by private individuals, churches, businesses and institutions
    • Central Policy Division has the overall responsibility for co-ordinating cross-Departmental policy on issues such as equality and safeguarding. The Central Policy Division is also responsible for leading the development of the Executive’s Strategies for Anti-Poverty, Disability, Active Ageing, Sexual Orientation and Gender Equality. The Directorate also co-ordinates DfC’s ongoing work around the UK’s future relationship with the EU.

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