It generally projects future opportunities, maps the financial operations, marketing and organisational,Read our blog on how your charity can avoid conflicts of interest.,Connected Person: as defined within the Charity and Trustee Investment (Scotland) Act 2005, a connected

Coronavirus / COVID-19 Views of out of school service leaders captured in response to blog asking for,their views on the future.,Irene's blog 'Reflections on our journey and the way ahead': https://soscn.org/blog/reflections-on-our-journey-and-the-way-ahead,music, art and theatre that do not involve touching, and less activities involving sand, water etc. investing

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CWB, to establish a baseline and ensure new CWB activity and investment can be measured.,From budgets and procurement to current and future legislative frameworks, they must strive to ensure,For example, the future generations commissioner, which is in the Scottish Government's Programme for,CWB, to establish a baseline and ensure new CWB activity and investment can be measured.,From budgets, procurement and reporting practices to current and future legislative frameworks to ensure

Foundation Scotland has been exploring the role of funders in tackling the root cause of problems rather

an equal footing with cost support for the sector to transition to net-zero and reduce the impact of future,Similarly, growing investment in the capacity and sustainability of voluntary organisations is proven,SCVO’s thought-leadership blog series highlights the economic return on investment generated from public,Support for transition to net zero should also recognise and reduce the impact of future shocks from,Transparent, accessible data would also highlight the Scottish Government’s significant investment in

Supporting Collaboration, page 25 We need to encourage people to invest and spend time on developing,Transparent, accessible data would highlight the Scottish Government’s significant investment in voluntary,sector is valued as both a service provider, an economic actor and a key contributor to thinking on the future,Decisions made about Scotland’s future must be designed with us and our beneficiaries in local and national,As Sheghley Ogilvie from SCVO explained in a blog post last year: ‘I’ve often heard the Programme for