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Section 4: Progress and Priorities going forward
Our vision is for Scotland to be a cyber resilient nation. This report reviews strategic activities since 2015 to improve the cyber resilience of Scotland’s citizens and our public, private and third sectors, while also setting out priorities for
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9. Case Studies
This document is for healthcare professionals and patients to show how this condition could be best managed from the unscheduled care perspective.
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Part 2 – what local living looks like
The guidance on Local Living and 20 minute neighbourhoods aims to encourage, promote and facilitate the application of the Place Principle and create connected and compact neighbourhoods which prioritise environmental, social and economic
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New Scottish Government Activity to Support 5G
A strategy outlining our vision for 5G and our commitment to embracing the opportunities it will give to build towards our aspiration to establish Scotland as a forward looking digital nation.
- Part of:
- 5G: strategy for Scotland
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Scotland Can Do - Boosting Scotland's Innovation Performance: An Innovation Action Plan For Scotland
This innovation action plan builds on the progress we have made, working together, to boost Scotland’s innovation performance.
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9. Annex 1 – SFRS Strategic Priorities
We are seeking your views on the next Fire and Rescue Framework for Scotland.
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3. Improving outcomes
The Resource Spending Review is a public finance document. It sets out the high-level parameters for resource spending to 2026-27 and outlines our high-level spending plans to deliver our Programme for Government and Bute House commitments.
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1. Introduction
This strategy outlines our policies on how we conduct our procurement activity and the priorities we have.
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5. Strategic Priorities: Achievements and Plans
Update on progress and plans for delivering Scotland's energy strategy.
- Part of:
- Annual energy statement 2019
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Chapter 6 A National Care Service for Scotland – how it should work
The Independent Review of Adult Social Care in Scotland was led by Derek Feeley, a former Scottish Government Director General for Health and Social Care and Chief Executive of NHS Scotland. Mr Feeley was supported by an Advisory Panel comprising
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