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The Opportunities and Challenges of the Changing Public Services Landscape for the Third Sector in Scotland: A Longitudinal Study - 2009-2012 Research Findings
The Scottish Government has acknowledged that the third sector has a key role to play in delivering public
Single Outcome Agreements: a review of publications
provision of public services in Scotland since the signing of the Concordat between the Scottish Government
Mobilising Britain?s Missing Workforce: Unemployment, incapacity benefit, and the regions
In its third term the Labour government is determined to move more people off incapacity benefits and
Older People in Scotland - Results from the Scottish Household Survey 1999-2002
picture of the lives of older people, the SHS results are supplemented by census 2001 results, UK government
Investing in Affordable Housing, a Consultation: an Analysis of Responses
This report provides an analysis to the Scottish Government consultation ?
This option aims to encourage landscape-scale collaborative projects between two or more landowners by providing support for project facilitation and co-ordination. The subsequent management activity can be supported through other options within the Forestry Grant Scheme. Grant support of £250 per day is available for up to 40 days to support the cost of a project coordinator for feasibility (the initial exploratory phase) and consolidation (focusing on the detail of the project). The proposal must be over a landscape scale involving two or more adjoining or nearby land holdings.Support will be provided for a range of collaborative projects that address issues such as:- woodland creation projects that improve water quality and/or mitigate against the risk of flooding (identified through the Woodlands for Water Target Area on the Scottish Forestry Map Viewer)- woodland creation projects that encourage the planting of farm / croft woodlands- woodland creation projects which deliver landscape-scale expansion of forest habitat networks- woodland projects to enhance the survival and expansion of black grouse / capercaillie- native woodland restoration including removal of rhododendron in priority areas identified within the national rhododendron strategy- landscape-scale woodland deer managementwoodland projects that bring farm / croft woodlands into active management- woodland projects which support rural communities to increase the contribution of woodlands to the local economy- tree health projects which support efforts in dealing with P. ramorum outbreaks across communities
Scottish Policy & Research Exchange
- Membership number 7796
- Charity registered in Scotland SC051809
https://scvo.scot/membership/members/7796/scottish-policy-research-exchange
West Lothian District Scout Council
- Membership number 10394
- Charity registered in Scotland SC035332
https://scvo.scot/membership/members/10394/west-lothian-district-scout-council
YouthLink Scotland
- Membership number 264
- Charity registered in Scotland SC003923
A Just Capital: Actions to End Poverty in Edinburgh. (September 2020)
everyone in the city: the City of Edinburgh Council, the Edinburgh Partnership, the Scottish and UK Governments,We call on the Scottish Government, as an urgent priority, to ensure the city has the right
funding and