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Annex D: Tables of Actions to Improve the Equality Evidence Base
This strategy sets out our approach to improving and strengthening Scotland’s equality evidence base over a three year period to the end of 2025.
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Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC): national core pathway
Pathway for people who use AAC and for services which provide AAC.
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Commissioning is more flexible and responsive
Progress made towards implementing self-directed support in Scotland between 2011 and 2018.
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Appendix 5 – Costs and benefits in scope for the economic evaluation
An evaluability assessment of the Child Poverty Pathfinders in Glasgow and Dundee to inform the development of an evaluation plan for the Pathfinder approach. Includes an evaluability assessment report and accompanying theories of change and initial
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Annex B - Immediate Priorities for Race Equality 2021-23
Progress made on the actions taken to implement the recommendations of the Expert Reference Group for COVID-19 and Ethnicity, and continuing work on race equality across government.
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4.0 Mobile Abattoir Case Studies
The findings of a study carried out to determine whether or not mobile slaughter units (MSUs) would be viable in Scotland.
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4. Some other key policies and principles linked to public procurement
Sets out the Scottish Government’s procurement strategy for 2021 to 2023 and has now been superseded by the 2022 to 2024 procurement strategy.
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Fire and rescue framework: equality impact assessment
Equality impact assessment (EQIA) for the framework - the statutory vehicle through which Scottish Ministers set out priorities and objectives that the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service must have regard to in carrying out its functions.
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Part 1: Mainstreaming Equality
Update on Scottish Government's aims to incorporate equality across its activities and deliver on equality outcomes set in April 2013.
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NHS Tayside Assurance and Advisory Group: final update
Final update from NHS Tayside Assurance and Advisory Group to Paul Gray, DG Health and Social Care and Chief Executive of NHS Scotland.
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