The Community Capacity and Resilience Fund (CCRF) is a pilot funding scheme that used a flexible, supportive,and light-touch approach to assist local community-based organisations to pilot innovative and creative,Accompanying paper: individual organisational evaluations of the fund.

direct carbon use relates to buildings, and that can be a difficult (and expensive) thing to change Capacity,and support organisations, with our focus clearly targeted at both carbon reduction and climate resilience,“I’ve hit a brick wall of time with too many things to do…” What we’re thinking about next More capacity,and peer learning spaces with a focus on carbon reduction and climate resilience.,Particular thanks to our funding partners the Corra Foundation, the National Lottery Community Fund,

The financial resilience of the sector has been fragile for a long time and the widely accepted need,We must continue to develop our capacity to address multiple entrenched social, economic and environmental,It brings massive research capacity that is changing people’s lives.,We will enable our members to be ambitious for themselves and their communities, be more resilient and,We will promote excellence in governance, digital capacity, diversity and inclusion.

In your community mapping exercise you will hopefully have identified existing resources within your,community.

sector to secure the resilience and capacity it needs to support the transformation and delivery of person-centred,To support voluntary organisations, our staff and volunteers, and the people and communities our sector,SCVO defines Fair Funding as a long-term, flexible, sustainable, and accessible approach to funding.,other essential Fair Funding elements including: Flexible, unrestricted core funding Inflation-based,a third of voluntary organisations receive funding from local authorities- mulit-year funding should

to support these organisations, and as ever, we were inspired by the achievements, strengthand resilience,range of valuable support servicesdirectly from SCVO or via our partners to develop and build their capacity,by funded by SCVO, The Scottish Government, The National Lottery Community Fund and The William Grant,Along with this valuable resource, our Digital Inclusion team continued building vital digital capacity,Cyber was high on our agenda too as we reinvigorated activity in the sector to increase cyber resilience

and in professional services firms including KPMG and PWC, in both an executive and non-executive capacity,Steven Marwick Performance and impact advisor, Inspiring Scotland's Equality and Human Rights Fund Steven's,day job is Performance and Impact Advisor with Inspiring Scotland's Equality and Human Rights Fund.,He worked in Scottish Government Third Sector Unit and the National Lottery Community Fund and then for,committed to supporting other third-sector organisations to thrive, contributing to a stronger, more resilient