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Evidence library

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The evidence library is a resource for anyone interested in the voluntary sector in Scotland. Managed by SCVO, the library signposts to research and evidence produced by, or on, the voluntary sector. For further information email: research@scvo.scot.

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Civil renewal and active citizenship: a guide to the debate

NCVO: Veronique Jochum, Belinda Pratten, Karl Wilding NCVO 4 May 2017

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This report aims to illustrate some of the main ideas and concepts that underpin civil renewal and active citizenship debates, followed by a review of government policies and research on what voluntary and community organisations think. It concludes with thoughts for how public policy on active citizenship might develop. The report is aimed at policy makers and practitioners.

Civil Renewal and Active Citizenship PDF

Last modified on 6 June 2017

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