Question 22 Funding secured to enhance safety at Greenhead Park In the North of England, Greenhead Park in Hudderseld and Crow Nest Park in Dewsbury will benet from a 46,000 investment from the government's Safer Streets Fund to make them safer. The council will work with partners and local groups to draw up plans aimed at stopping offences from happening in the rst place and reducing safety fears - particularly for women and girls. It's hoped work would also encourage more women's groups to use the spaces and widen private and social benets across the community. Plans could include improving the look and feel of the parks, cutting back of vegetation to increase visibility, improved lighting, better signage or training and mentoring for crime prevention activities. The funding comes after a successful partnership bid secured 46,000 to help pay for the development of the park. Source: www. hudderseldtimes. co. uk (adapted extract) Explain the term 'private benet'. [ 2 ] b) Explain with the aid of a diagram how public parks might illustrate [ 6 ] market failure. Analyse the characteristics of public goods and quasi-public goods [ 6 ] d) Evaluate how cost-benefit analysis might be a useful tool to local government when considering whether to invest in improving local facilities such as public parks