The initial findings from the second wave of the Scottish Third Sector Tracker are available here.,The findings suggested that most third sector organisations continued to face challenges in the face,However, there had been improvement in the sector’s ability to deliver services and/or planned programmes,Finally, most in the sector were relatively confident in their future – 92% were confident that they’
https://scvo.scot/research/scottish-third-sector-tracker/wave-2
The findings from the third wave of the Scottish Third Sector Tracker are available here.,Key findings Scotland’s third sector organisations continued to face challenges in spring 2022, particularly,Almost two-thirds (64%) of organisations continued to see increased demand for their services.,For the majority of third sector organisations, online played a large part in their day-to-day management,Infographic summary The challenge of rising costs and hybrid methods of administration and delivery This wave
https://scvo.scot/research/scottish-third-sector-tracker/wave-3
Introduction This paper presents the key findings from the ten wave of the Scottish third sector tracker,The Tracker collects panel data from Scottish third sector organisations to give current insights into,the health of the sector, key trends, and developments.,The Tracker asks organisations questions relating to their current organisational challenges; demand,Topical questions are included each wave.
https://scvo.scot/research/scottish-third-sector-tracker/wave-10
individual giving landscape in Scotland and the wider UK using a range of data sources including the Scottish,Third Sector Tracker.,legacies and fundraising Individual giving from the general public was worth an estimated £1.2bn to Scottish,Income from individual giving made up 15% of the Scottish charity sector’s income in 2023, down from,Data from the Spring 2025 Scottish Third Sector Tracker suggests that a rising number of voluntary organisations
https://scvo.scot/research/reports/individual-giving-in-scotland-donations-legacies-and-fundraising
Completion of wave 8 (Spring 2024) prompted me to look back two years at the report I wrote for wave,impact on their ability to deliver their core services or activities, an increase from four in ten (42%) two,“Staff are exhausted, underpaid and not given the recognition they deserve within the sector.,many organisations responding to the tracker, things do not seem to be getting any easier.,Read the wave eight report here
https://scvo.scot/p/93330/2024/08/13/things-do-not-seem-to-be-improving
This report provides an overview of the key insights from the first six Waves of the Scottish Third Sector,The data from the Tracker charts the emergence of the sector from the COVID-19 pandemic through 2021,,The stark rise in operating costs during 2022 and 2023 was a concern for the Third Sector, with many,In Wave 1, a third of organisations reported this as one of their top challenges, increasing to two thirds,The tracker has also provided insights into the emerging needs of third sector beneficiaries in each
https://scvo.scot/p/89094/2024/03/07/tracking-the-changes-in-our-sector
