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Review of 1st Generation Participatory Budgeting in Scotland
Of the 30, 23 PB processes were funded directly by the Scottish Government (77% of cases where funding
The SDGs and Scotland: a discussion paper and initial analysis (including alignment with National Performance Framework)
Development Goals (SDGs), assessing aspects of the alignment between Scotland’s data gathering and governance
Scotland’s Care Crisis
It concludes that a perfect storm of existing staffing issues, an ageing population, Scottish Government,ensure that future changes are brought about in partnership with workers, employers and the Scottish Government
https://scvo.scot/research/reports/evidence-library/scotlands-care-crisis
Evaluation of participatory budgeting activity in Scotland 2016-2018
output of an evaluation of Participatory Budgeting activity in Scotland commissioned by the Scottish Government,The specific areas of focus for the evaluation, as determined by the Scottish Government, were the identifiable,funder/beneficiary relationship) , Transference (closer involvement of community members in the governance,for those who are vulnerable or marginalised. work towards cultural change at all levels of local government
Key messages about public service reform in Scotland
each of the eight themes that emerged through our research programme: Participation Partnership Governance
The future of funding for Equality and Human Rights
The UK government has committed to replacing these funds with a ‘UK Shared Prosperity Fund’ after Brexit,that evidence from the broadest range of individuals and regions across GB will be valuable as the government
SCVO long-term funding survey and roundtable report 2013
funding from right across the public sector, ranging from local authority departments to central government,Following the debate, the Scottish Government asked the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations
SEFARI (Scottish Environment, Food and Agriculture Research Institutes) research gateway
As SEFARI, these institutes deliver the Scottish Government funded Strategic Research Programme (SRP)
Taking Ownership: Community empowerment through crowdfunded investment
– and its five elements (project, community, investment model, sustainability business plan and governance,model), before giving an overview of the crowdfunding process and the main financial and governance,raising funds through crowdfunding community investment, with guidance on choosing a financial and governance,Chapter 4 shares examples of the roles that institutions such as local government, city authorities and,Local government, city authorities and institutional funders have a crucial role to play in supporting
Volunteering for All: national framework
The Volunteering Outcomes Framework was developed over 2018 by the Scottish Government jointly with partners,from the volunteer and community sector, local government and NHS, with academics and social researchers
https://scvo.scot/research/reports/evidence-library/volunteering-for-all-national-framework