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third sector, civic society and faith groups, the Give Me Five campaign is calling on the Scottish Government,With the new powers recently devolved to the Scottish Government around social security and tax raising

symptoms and causes of poverty, to issues of peace, stability, human rights, the environment and good governance,At a geo-political level, goal 17 includes targets that aim to better coordinate government policies,Our sector also recognises that policy decisions at different levels of government here in the UK and

In being a member of the Open Government Partnership, Scotland is seeking a culture of governance that,Scotland was also one of the first governments to sign up to the Global Goals.,The Open Government Partnership recognises this link between open government principles and the SDGs,,in its current Open Government Action Plan.,and how inclusive will this government-led process be?

The Scottish Government are creating plans to tackle our nation’s obesity problem and create a healthier,Healthy weight As well as increasing opportunities for people to be more active, the government have,Respond to the consultation The Scottish Government want to hear the views of a wide range of stakeholders

Briefing Paper: Social Security (Scotland) Bill 6 December 2017 Our position The Scottish Government’s,SCVO strongly believes that the Scottish Government must avoid the use of profit-driven private sector,by the Scottish Government and their aspiration for a rights-based approach to social security.,commitments to human rights and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as part of the Open Government,We believe that to ensure the Bill realises its potential the Scottish Government must fully consider

March will cover Risk Management and Reserves and will show how risk management ties into good governance,Strong financial governance is vital in an effective charity, and whether you’re a new trustee, or one

In our response, as is echoed across the third sector, SCVO welcomed the Scottish Government’s aspirations