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Procurement
This Guidance Note supersedes MHDGN 2020/02 and is for local authorities and Registered Social Landlords. It details the process for planning the delivery of the majority of grant-funded homes through the Affordable Housing Supply Programme.
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Governance, Reporting and Resources
Our approach to Scotland's national monitoring and evaluation of primary care reform up to 2028.
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5. Strand 3: Validation Survey Findings
A report on a study exploring how Scottish educational practitioners engage with research and the factors that support and hinder ability to make best of use of research evidence.
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4. Maximising the Impacts of Community Benefit Clauses
This research draws on data from a large scale e-survey of public organisations and in-depth analysis of 24 individual contracts.
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Transport, Net Zero and Just Transition: FM letter to Cabinet Secretary
First Minister Humza Yousaf sets out agreed priorities on how the 2023-2024 commitments in the Policy Prospectus will be delivered.
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- Policy priority agreements
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Accelerating and Extending Access
Report providing an update on the scale-up and adoption of digital health and care solutions in Scotland, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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3. Regional Economic Partnerships
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
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7. Preparation for launch
Review of the development and early implementation of the transition year employability services: Work First Scotland and Work Able Scotland.
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17 Appendices - Landscape in Detail
Report by John McClelland CBE on his review of ICT infrastructure in the public sector in Scotland.
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Part 2: Targets and reporting
We are seeking your views on the way that information and knowledge are shared between public sector bodies; whether public bodies should set targets for themselves to achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions; and on proposed changes to the mandatory
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