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building capacity for SMEs to invest in upskilling will require impetus and creativity from central government

in line with inflation and a longer-term funding settlement for local and devolved governments.,to: Work with the Scottish government to find a sustainable solution to protect the sector from current,Inflation-based uplifts to Scottish Government funding, and UK level grants and contracts would offer,Levelling-up The UK Government’s funding for levelling up reached £2.08 billion in Scotland in 2022,,The UK Government should recognise and support these benefits by offering certainty.

harder for voluntary organisations to navigate, and we must see banks remedy this to support good governance

The Scottish Government already holds powers to extend FoI, which, when used, are shown to work effectively,In most cases, we can achieve continuity in rights under FoI law by developing existing governance and,is impossible through existing governance and processes.,SCVO supports this legislation and is seeking the government to go further.,rights is impossible through existing governance and processes.

Scotland’s commitment to being an ethical digital nation has its basis in three Scottish Government’s

Working with government agencies, local authorities, businesses, and communities across Scotland, the,We are enthusiastic to work with partners across all levels of government and the private and third sectors

If, as suggested, changes are to be made to the type of support available, we hope the UK Government,It is vital that the UK Government understands that the issue of rising energy costs is faced by large,face both rising costs and increasing demand, the situation is simply unsustainable without vital governmental,For some, no support from the UK or Scottish Governments will almost certainly mean having to close their,above, supplementary to any responses to the survey, which SCVO has promoted widely, that the UK Government

to respond to the Social Justice and Social Security Committee’s consultation on the Scottish Government’s,We draw on evidence from: Responses analysed and published as part of the Scottish Government’s original,consultation process in 2019.Responses and contributions published following the Scottish Government’s,The need for a wider review When the Scottish Government first launched the original consultation on,It will only be by working together – the voluntary sector, regulators, and the Scottish Government –

Action Fife, a Fife-wide partnership project, bringing together individuals, communities, local government

draw upon the experiences of voluntary sector intermediaries to shine a light on how the Scottish Government,that voluntary sector organisations encounter in their funding relationships with the Scottish Government,disseminated by Non-Departmental Public Bodies and other organisations on behalf of the Scottish Government,The case study concludes that a convincing response to these challenges from the Scottish Government,Read the full report: Scottish Government funding of voluntary organisations: a case study of voluntary