Current status: Answered by Kevin Stewart on 25 October 2021
To ask the Scottish Government how much funding it has provided to dementia research in each year since 2007, broken down by NHS board area.
Scottish Government funding for dementia research is not allocated to NHS Boards.
The following table shows Chief Scientist Office (CSO) funding for dementia research from 2007/8 through academic project/fellowship funding and the annual funding provided to the Dementia and Neuroprogressive Disease research network. CSO’s research project funding panels were paused during 2020 due to COVID-19 related pressures but have since reopened.
Breakdown:
Year | Project / fellowship funding | NRS Network | Total |
2020-21 | £62,461 | £506,000 | £568,461 |
2019-20 | £123,394 | £506,000 | £629,394 |
2018-19 | £543,351 | £506,000 | £1,049,351 |
2017-18 | £595,219 | £496,000 | £1,091,219 |
2016-17 | £25,876 | £491,000 | £516,876 |
2015-16 | £59,834 | £486,000 | £545,834 |
2014-15 | £136,950 | £486,000 | £622,950 |
2013-14 | £443,424 | £481,000 | £924,424 |
2012-13 | £224,536 | £481,000 | £705,536 |
2011-12 | £183,011 | £475,754 | £658,765 |
2010-11 | £48,085 | £395,661 | £443,746 |
2009-10 | £44,134 | £340,330 | £384,464 |
2008-9 | 0 | £170,455 | £170,455 |
2007-8 | £156,248 | N-A | £156,248 |