The South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) is closing by April 2012 as a result of the coalition government's commitment to localism and reducing regional bureaucracy. 

Over a number of years SEEDA has built up an archive of data and research reports on the South East economy. A copy of this archive has been passed to SEEC to ensure it remains publicly available once SEEDA closes. SEEC is currently commissioning changes to this website to enable us to host the archive in full, although in the meantime the archive can be accessed via this link.

SEEDA recently held a workshop about the changes ahead for business support and ecomomic development delivery; slides and other information are available here.

SEEDA and other partners that have been involved in major redundancy taskforces have produced a simple toolkit to share their experience over the last few years, available here.