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A new democracy for Scotland: Discussion paper by the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations
14 November 2014
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As was witnessed during the referendum campaign, and beyond, social media provides a vital forum for,Given the deep distrust which the public feels for politicians[6], both the Scottish and UK parliaments,Partner this online presence with social media, discussion and e-petition functionality, and we have,report captures this well, stating: “The relationship between the land and the people of Scotland is fundamental,Crowdsourcing uses web and social media tools to get and manage a large number of people’s input to an
Expert Working Group on Welfare – Phase 2 Call for Evidence
16 December 2013
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Social protection and social investment
The independence White Paper calls for a social investment approach,For example: “Demographic change is bringing about a fundamental shift in how we all live, work and care,32 of Scotland’s local authorities 39% entered employment; 9% entered further education or training; 6%,be strong and effective, able to stand the test of both time and political persuasion.
6.,[xvi] http://www.ippr.org/images/media/files/publication/2013/12/Condition-of-Britain_interim_Dec2013
Third sector visions for a Scotland of the future
Complex lives require better connected policy “Demographic change is bringing about a fundamental shift,It argues that support for people to live well and independently is fundamental – yet, we are in a position,Even in the event of a ‘no’ vote and given the challenges outlined above, the third sector must fight,[vii] http://www.carersuk.org/media/k2/attachments/UK4054_Sandwich_Caring_Nov_2012.pdf [viii] As above,www.scotland.gov.uk/Resource/0042/00424088.pdf [xx] http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2009/11/26155932/6
https://scvo.scot/p/1364/2013/11/25/third-sector-visions-for-a-scotland-of-the-future
Parliamentary debate: Scotland's Outlook campaign
24 March 2014
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Campaign components The campaign is focusing on social media as the main channel, enabling us to cascade,food they get from food banks[vii]. 23,000 people have visited food banks in Scotland over the last 6,Although fundamentally different from the human impact created by a natural disaster, Scotland has a,million people have claimed job seekers allowance over the past 2 years - 42% of these were within 6,3198174 http://scotlandsoutlook.org/quiz/ http://www.cpag.org.uk/content/poverty-scotland-2014-launch-event
https://scvo.scot/p/3958/2014/03/24/parliamentary-debate-scotlands-outlook-campaign
The effectiveness of the self-regulation of fundraising in Scotland: an informal review
23 September 2015
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or door to door Events (33,206): Either run directly by the charity, or with places in events purchased,sales Digital fundraising (18,362,596): Securing donations through emails (2,979,394), texts (6,735), social,south of the border could present a challenge for those using digital forms of fundraising, such as social,media, for example.,Most contributors felt that the current self-regulatory system, whilst in need of improvement, was not fundamentally