Despite the challenges of the pandemic and the economy, this has been a good year for SCVO.,SCVO Scottish Parliament event Hosted by Pam Duncan-Glancy MSP, we organised this well-attended event,Through this work, and through hosting events at The Gathering, TFN played a vital role in spearheading,Our marketing and communications team continued to share news of the latest government updates, events,We hosted more training events than in 2020/21, delivering 4,000 hours of learning to individuals!

We've come a long way since the 'digital duct tape' of 2020 and 2021, where everyone pivoted rapidly,of the Charity Change Collective, Julie Wilson-Dodd, Brani Milosevic and Ross McCulloch have been gathering,short talk on ‘Digital Next – your post-AI digital strategy’ and John, Maddie and Alison finished the event,John Fitzgerald John Fitzgerald leads SCVO’s digital evolution programme.,strategy, change management, technology, and service design with over 60 charities, as well as government

In our previous call to action in 2018, we saw that digital change was already gathering a lot of momentum,All of this changed in March 2020.,, delivered by SCVO in partnership with the Scottish Government, has worked with thousands of partner,What does good look like?,What does good look like?

, to gather information and data on collaboration and partnership working across sectors.,Accountability In 2019, in its report Looking ahead to the Scottish Government’s Draft Budget 2020-21,Looking ahead to the Scottish Government’s Draft Budget 2020-21: Valuing the Third Sector It goes on,Looking ahead to the Scottish Government’s Draft Budget 2020-21: Valuing the Third Sector SCVO is of,It is important that more events and activities of this nature are organised to explain how to engage

The Third Sector Unit should have a role in gathering this information and should publish an accurate,In its recent Programme for Government, the Scottish Government recognised the cost for businesses in,Draft Budget 2020-21: Valuing the Third Sector’.,The Scottish Government’s four-year plan was the opportunity to make good on repeated commitments to,The funding cycle is not good for job security.