The situation will continue to worsen without a fair deal on funding and other tailored support for Scotland,to Scotland’s voluntary sector and over £1 billion of indirect funding to the sector through local authority,are facingany funding that does not rise with inflation will lead to real terms cuts, and further cuts,will consider the different aspects of vulnerability that organisations experience.,As with donations, any funding that does not rise with inflation will lead to real terms cuts, and further

I think that's slightly an avoidance strategy so we don’t have to talk about the real stuff, about trust,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,When decisions relating to funding are made, this can often slip into the new financial year.,Even when a decision is made, organisations are often left waiting months for the payment of funds to

economic factors on a level footing with cost in contract arrangements; include resources to pay the real,Government's Programme for Government, could play a role in learning, collaboration, and ensuring progress is made,Guidance is needed to ensure different pieces of legislation and the five pillars are working together,People want to know what it looks like, what are the benefits, what difference it has made, and what,Fair Work, including the real Living Wage, for this essential workforce should be a priority.

One organisation reported no uplift for 13 years, a 27% cut in real terms.,SCVO’s thought-leadership blog series highlights the economic return on investment generated from public,Scotland's NPF.,Small-scale change could be made relatively quickly by holders of budget lines.,accurate picture of how their budget line – the Third Sector Fiscal Resource Budget Line – flows to different