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4 Quality Education
This review provides a statement of our pre-COVID-19 ambition on driving progress towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in Scotland. It brings together evidence, actions and stories of how we are making progress to meet the Goals.
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Annex B
Sets out the vision and priorities for Scottish education and the improvements that need to be made to help deliver those priorities.
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Annex G Infrastructure Investment
The Scottish Budget sets out the Scottish Government’s proposed spending and tax plans for 2021 to 2022, as presented to the Scottish Parliament.
- Part of:
- Scottish Budget 2021 to 2022
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Annex D - Glossary of terms and acronyms
The Women’s Health Plan underpins actions to improve women’s health inequalities by raising awareness around women’s health, improving access to health care and reducing inequalities in health outcomes for girls and women, both for
- Part of:
- Women's health plan
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School estates: core facts overview
Overview of the information used to measure progress of our school estates strategy.
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Foreword by the Cabinet Secretary for Constitution, External Affairs and Culture
This paper sets out the Scottish Government's vision for culture in an independent Scotland.
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5. Vision and Outcomes Explained
Sets out our long-term ambition for Scotland’s blue economy to 2045. It demonstrates how much we value our marine environment and its significance. This is captured in six outcomes sitting across a range of environmental, social and economic
- Part of:
- A Blue Economy Vision for Scotland
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Community projects get £25 million funding
Investment in regeneration and to tackle inequality.
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Retain
Guidelines to help the third sector, community groups and partners in the public and private sector offer practical and effective volunteering opportunities to young people.
- Part of:
- Youth volunteering guidelines
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7. Annex A – Action Plan
Unpaid care is vital to how social care is provided in Scotland, and the value of the dedication and expertise of carers cannot be overstated. This strategy sets out a range of actions to ensure they are supported fully in a joined up and cohesive
- Part of:
- National carers strategy
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