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Voluntary sector organisations working at the neighbourhood level in England: patterns by local area deprivation
and resource insufficiency, and highlight the important role of government in ensuring resources are
Review of the Multi-Agency Resource Service (MARS) and the Scottish Child Care and Protection Network (SCCPN)
The Scottish Government Children and Families Analytical Service Unit have conducted this review of both
Reporting on Progress Towards Equality of Opportunity for Women and Men Made by Public Authorities in Scotland: Ministerial Priorities for Gender Equality - Tackling Occupational Segregation: A Review of Key Evidence and National Policies
evidence and national policy review undertaken by Communities Analytical Services Division, Scottish Government
Making the connection: Civil society and social media
Drawing on this, it makes a number of recommendations to governments, funding organisations and civil
UNCRC Concluding Observations: consulting children and young people on children's rights
The national youth information charity Young Scot was commissioned by the Scottish Government in late
Evaluation of the Cultural Pathfinder Programme in Scotland
In order to help capture this learning, EKOS was commissioned by the Scottish Government to conduct an
Audit of Scots Language Provision in Scotland
sources and quantitative and qualitative methods of the case study method, will provide the Scottish Government
https://scvo.scot/research/reports/evidence-library/audit-of-scots-language-provision-in-scotland
Conditions attached to funding - ESS analysis
Scottish Government was referred to negatively in 16 different responses.
https://scvo.scot/research/reports/evidence-library/conditions-attached-to-funding-ess-analysis
Glasgow Climate Action Hub - Demonstrator Grants
Glasgow Climate Action Hub wants to achieve with the Demonstrator Grants programme. They want:- more people to understand the causes of climate change and its effects on communities now and in the future.- people to feel empowered to be able to act on climate change by understanding the actions they can take in their own life and within their own communities.- people to feel empowered to have their voices heard by local and national decision makers.​- to understand the barriers to climate action; what prevents communities from engaging in climate action and, just as importantly, what puts them off?All projects should consider these outcomes, but they don’t expect any one project to cover it all.This fund is particularly interesting in hearing from groups working with:- Communities in the North East of Glasgow- LGBTQ+ communities- People with disabilities- Black and minority ethnic communitiesProjects and activities must be delivered in time to submit a final report by the 31st of March 2025. Projects should be as sustainable as possible in their delivery e.g. no use of single use items.
https://funding.scot/funds/a0RP1000006CS6jMAG/glasgow-climate-action-hub-demonstrator-grants
The National Lottery Open Fund for Organisations aims to support organisations who seek funding to undertake creative activity such as a specific project or production, a programme of creative work, or a period of research and development. The fund can also support business change and development projects, such as those that make the organisation more financially sustainable or focus on broader organisational development.The fund is intended to support creative activity such as a specific project or production, a programme of creative work, or a period of research and development. Examples of the types of activity that can be supported are:- Development, curation, production, presentation of new work- Networking and collaborative opportunities- Research and development - Organisational development activity, where the activity is likely to contribute to greater organisational sustainability, public engagement, environmental sustainability or the development of knowledge/skills within the organisation- Professional development (training, mentoring, skills development)- Activity that supports artists and addresses inequalities- Audience development- Widening participation and engagement in creative activity.For full details, see the Fund guidelines available on the Creative Scotland website.