Regional economic policy review: paper 1 – the national perspective

In this review the Regional Economic Policy Advisory Group examine why, and in which policy areas, economic development works well on a regional scale, assessing how its delivery can contribute to the aims of the National Strategy for Economic Transformation.


Annex B: Consultation Questions

  • What does "region" mean for your policy area/organisation?
  • What regional boundaries are already established? Please enclose maps if you have them.
  • What definitions and policy statements are key for your policy area/organisation that would be relevant to our regional policy review?
  • Have you heard of Regional Economic Partnerships, or had any engagement with them?
  • What frameworks and/or strategies do you already have in place, or are in development that have a regional dimension?
  • What do these frameworks and/or strategies say about regional working, and what is the evidence base?
  • How are relevant national agencies and key stakeholders in your policy area/organisation brought into the regional space? Have they had any interaction with Regional Economic Partnerships? Do you think they should?
  • What regional structures and delivery vehicles are there already in place for your policy area/organisation? What do they do and what/who do they influence?
  • How would/does regional working add value?
  • What are/would be the challenges of working on a regional scale?
  • How do you measure success, and what are the reporting requirements?
  • Do any of the metrics you use work at a regional level?
  • Are there any papers or submissions you can share that would be useful for us to see as part of this review?
  • How does regional economic development, inclusive growth and wellbeing economy currently play into your policy area/organisation? Is this as part of a regional approach?
  • What would your vision for future regional working look like?
  • If the regional model isn't appropriate, please explain why.

Contact

Email: rachel.phillips@gov.scot

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