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new report – Improving Policy Coherence in Scotland – aims to bring together civil society and Government,Our Government and Parliament must be a leading light in fostering a culture of joined-up thinking.,But this isn’t just about government, it’s about all of us.,We are asking stakeholders from across civil society and Government to think about the broader impacts,This is all underpinned by the premise that no one has all the solutions, and Government policy is always

The collective response of the Scottish Government, local government and voluntary bodies has reached,it is also important that the value of the sector continues to be understood and appreciated by government,the sector’s role as an employer, and the unique nature of voluntary organisations, the Scottish Government,If the Scottish Government is successful with a transition to a wellbeing-oriented, inclusive economy,Putting plans into action As Scottish Government moves through phases of reset, restart and recovery,

have been furloughed (as of 24 May), many of whom would have likely been made redundant if the government

While both the UK and Scottish Governments have provided support, through the Job Retention Scheme, Third

in their communities; how to understand the many implications of remote working; how to navigate government,And importantly, they also helped us in our discussions with Scottish Government and a range of funding

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This is mostly about good governance to change the way you think, work and behave.,Scottish Government’s Cyber Resilience Unit is currently producing a weekly Cyber Resilience Bulletin

community group sent a concise email giving guidance about what I could do safely and in line with government