Reviewing Scotland's National Performance Framework (NPF)

Scottish Government

Day

Thursday 16 June

Time slot

15:30-16:30

This event took place 12 months ago

Room

Dochart suite
Wheelchair accessible

Contact

Lesley Thomson
07837057607

Topic

Policy & influencing

Who was the event aimed at?

Directors

Who spoke at this event?

Lesley Thomson, NPF Engagement Lead, Scottish Government.
Additional speakers tbc.

Event summary and materials

What was covered in your sessions?

The session started with a brief overview of the NPF, looking particularly at the last review in 2018. This review resulted in significant changes to make the NPF more accessible and reoriented it from a government performance framework to a wellbeing framework for all of Scotland. Participants then discussed how to engage the communities they work with in conversations about wellbeing, giving past examples of successful and unsuccessful engagements. Finally, we asked participants what, if anything, they would change about the National Outcomes and what could be done to make the NPF have a stronger impact on communities in Scotland. 

Was there any useful feedback or reflection from the participants?

Each time we discuss the NPF with third sector partners we hear new perspectives, and this was no different. The NPF is widely supported as a set of ambitions – but many expressed a desire for rapid action to realise the NPF’s full potential to affect positive change.

How people can find out more or get involved in your work?

You can follow our work on the NPF review (and more) by subscribing to our newsletter or following us on Twitter. And if you have specific questions, you can email us at NationalPerformance@gov.scot.