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Liverpool City Council says it's changing the way it designs projects and contracts for suppliers so they deliver economic, social and environmental benefits for residents. It could mean support or training being provided for the long-term unemployed, businesses giving careers advice in schools, sharing building space with community groups, donating time or money to local community schemes or improving green spaces. It forms part of what Mayor Joanne Anderson calls her "triple lock" - putting people, planet and equality at the heart of every decision.