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Local Government Survey 2018 – Analysis
2-page paper presenting some top level findings from the Scottish Local Government Leadership Survey
https://scvo.scot/research/reports/evidence-library/local-government-survey-2018-analysis
Scottish Government Analytical Exchange programme 2017
The way this would work is individuals or small groups of Scottish Government analysts (one or two people,Over the last five years Scottish Government analysts have supported around 100 projects providing a
Scottish Government Analytical Exchange programme 2018
Scottish Government analysts (one or two people) will act as an analytical consultancy to solve problems,Since 2012, Scottish Government analysts have supported around 150 projects providing a total of well
Scottish Government Place Standard Toolkit: How good is our place?
The Place Standard tool provides a simple framework to structure conversations about place. It allows you to think about the physical elements of a place (for example its buildings, spaces, and transport links) as well as the social aspects (for example whether people feel they...
Government and the Third Sector: relationships at local level
was to provide an overview of the funding arrangements and relationships at local level between government
Local Government Finance statistics
Statistics relating to Local Government Finance, including local government income and expenditure revenue,Publications include: - Scottish Local Government Financial Statistics - Provisional Outturn & Budget
https://scvo.scot/research/reports/evidence-library/local-government-finance-statistics
Government expenditure on the voluntary sector in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
Analysis of government spending on the voluntary sector in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland for the
The cost of the cuts: the impact on local government and poorer communities
How are austerity measures affecting local government and communities?
Local government in Scotland is critical to reducing poverty
This summary of JRF's Poverty in Scotland 2026 report covers the public’s feelings about local government
Levelling Up and social needs: An analysis of government’s progress - How Levelling Up is missing social needs
The government should change the criteria for the Levelling Up Fund to include social infrastructure,The government should ensure the criteria for the long-awaited UK Shared Prosperity Fund, worth up to,The ‘everyone in’ movement to tackle homelessness during lockdown shows how government and charity sector,The rumoured new local Mayors or Governors to be announced in the Levelling Up White Paper would be ideally,These roadmaps should be informed by local data on social needs from both government and the social sector