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3. Spending pillar
publication of an independent consultation analysis report of the recent CWB legislation consultation.
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Part 1: The Scottish Government As A Policy Maker
Provides an update on the progress we are making to mainstreaming equality, inclusion, and human rights as an employer and decision-maker. It also provides an update on the equality outcomes for the 2021 to 2025 reporting period.
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Part B: Consultation on specified functions for the national Good Food Nation Plan
This consultation covers the content of the first national Good Food Nation Plan and seeks views on: the national Good Food Nation Outcomes; ways of measuring progress; and how different groups envision life in a Good Food Nation. It also seeks
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Criteria for Grant Holder
This is a call for proposals and application form aimed at organisations who would like to deliver a grant for the International Development Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) Health Programme in in Zambia on behalf of the Scottish Government. The
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Technology and Infrastructure
An update on progress in the first year of Scotland's first Data Strategy for health and social care and future priorities.
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Spend over £500: March 2024
Details of spend on our electronic Purchasing Cards (ePC).
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6. Clarifying to whom the duties apply
The Scottish Government sought views on a proposed Wellbeing and Sustainable Development Bill. The consultation closed on 14 February 2024 and this report is the analysis of your views.
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07 Annex A – List of actions
This Action Plan newly establishes a strategic policy position for Scottish Government around addressing depopulation and maps a range of new and existing supportive activity being undertaken across Scottish Government and by local and regional
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4. Defining sustainable development
The Scottish Government sought views on a proposed Wellbeing and Sustainable Development Bill. The consultation closed on 14 February 2024 and this report is the analysis of your views.
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Spend over £500: April 2024
Details of spend on our electronic Purchasing Cards (ePC).
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