longer-term shifts around forming and maintaining relationships in hybrid or remote working arrangements. 4.,And what about funders?,Presently, only a few funders are receptive, but there's a promising growing trend where some funders,are thinking ‘upstream’ and evaluating how their grant cycles impact project endings and wider lifecycles,This will make it straightforward for organisations needing support to find it and demonstrate the value
https://scvo.scot/p/89466/2024/03/25/insights-on-better-endings
In many groups, there was a desire for more open relationships with funders, and events organised specifically,Some participants also proposed regular and collaborative “networking events with funders”, allowing,their work or impact effectively”.,giving to grateful charities”.Sharing my knowledge about funding and how it can help both funders and,helping them to make connections.Focussing on funds with the priorities best aligned to us and the value
https://scvo.scot/p/54973/2022/10/17/fair-funding-collaborate-challenge-change-the-gathering-2022
Despite this, the voluntary sector’s economic contribution is often unnoticed, and its value to the economy,Q2: How should the Scottish Government’s Budget address the different impacts of the pandemic across,Connecting Scotland demonstrates public investment sense.,The voluntary sector's absence from the Committee's question is a concern and again demonstrates that,Scottish Government can respond to the varied impact of external events.
https://scvo.scot/p/44755/2021/08/12/scvo-submission-to-the-finance-committee-on-scotlands-public-finances
placed to provide evidence, monitor, and scrutinise revenue raising decisions in relation to their impact,considerable praise and commitments to support recently from the Scottish Government at numerous key events,procurement arrangements during the pandemic was very much welcomed and the voluntary sector responded by demonstrating,The budget should be a demonstration of progress made regarding the 2019 request made by the then Equalities,In 2019, the EHR Committee recognised in its report, 'Valuing the Third Sector' many of the key funding
https://scvo.scot/p/45240/2021/10/01/scvo-response-to-ehrcj-committee-pre-budget-scrutiny-2022-23
by 2025, they must do more to understand the environment the voluntary sector operates in, and the impact,Please explain how you think these opportunities can be maximised in your sector?,SCVO welcome Scotland's first Resource Spending Review since 2011, which should allow for 3–4-year spending,To support this, SCVO will continue to promote Fair Work through our events, working and advisory groups,We will work with organisations to ensure their stories are shared and develop case studies that demonstrate
https://scvo.scot/p/48075/2021/12/23/becoming-a-fair-work-nation-consultation
or door to door Events (33,206): Either run directly by the charity, or with places in events purchased,It enables such organisations to demonstrate ‘their commitment to best practice, increasing public trust,An alternative perspective was that FRSB membership demonstrated to donors that charities were serious,deliver greater openness and transparency about the operation of charities The public, as one of the main funders,done on their behalf the leadership of charities and how their values are reflected in their actions
https://scvo.scot/p/10161/2015/09/23/the-effectiveness-of-the-self-regulation-of-fundraising-in-scotland-an-informal-review
