Liverpool City Region and the British state agency Homes England have signed the first agreement on joint implementation of territory development projects (Place Delivery Agreement). This event marks the launch of a new partnership model, under which national resources, investment and expertise will be directed to support priorities defined by the region's mayor. The agreement provides for closer coordination between local and national structures in planning and implementing housing and infrastructure development projects. It is expected that this format of cooperation will accelerate the implementation of key initiatives, reduce bureaucratic barriers and ensure more efficient use of public funds. Homes England is the agency responsible for housing policy and territory development at the national level in England. Its participation in the agreement underscores the central government's desire to delegate more authority and resources to regional authorities while maintaining coordination at the national level. For Liverpool City Region, this agreement is seen as an important step towards implementing a long-term development strategy that includes building new housing, modernizing infrastructure and increasing the investment attractiveness of the territory. Regional authorities believe that the new partnership model will serve as a template for similar agreements with other urban regions in Great Britain. Details about specific projects to be implemented under the agreement, as well as the volume of financing to be allocated, have not yet been fully disclosed, but the parties have stated their intention to promptly begin practical implementation of the agreed commitments.