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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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The Road Ahead 2022

NCVO 1 February 2022

Coronavirus / COVID-19 Evaluation & Impact Fact & Figures Governance and Trustees

NCVO's annual analysis of the biggest trends, opportunities and events that will impact charities and volunteering in England and the wider UK in the year ahead.

This is NCVO's second Road Ahead published during the pandemic. As in previous years, the report was developed using a PESTEL analysis to highlight the key drivers shaping the sector in six areas:

Political Economic Social Technological Environmental Legal

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