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Last updated:
13 December 2024
Alcohol and drug services DGHSC to PAC 11 Dec 2024v2
We have recently allocated dedicated resource to develop a transition plan for our work and funding arrangements after the National Mission ends in early 2026.
Last updated:
29 April 2022
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We are working to support Scotland’s just transition through policies such as our £500 million Just Transition Fund for the North East and Moray; our £75 million Energy Transition Fund that will support our energy sector and the North East; our upcoming Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan; our Green Jobs Workforce Academy; our National Transition Training Fund; and our support for OPITO’s work on the skills transition.
Last updated:
7 November 2024
Letter to the DFM Prebudget 202526
Given the importance of an appropriately skilled workforce to Scotland’s economy, the Committee calls for skills development and workforce planning to be sufficiently funded to enable this vital work to be undertaken at a scale and pace...
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18 December 2025
City and Regional Growth Deals Report Response from the DFM
Deals, being as flexible as possible on funding profiles and Page 30-31 project design to help them respond to cost inflation Page 31 pressures.
Last updated:
24 January 2025
Update in relation to the National Care Service Scotland Bill
The Charter will support people to better hold the system to account and receive the services they need to thrive. Workforce Charter We will continue to take a co-design approach to developing an NCS workforce charter.
Committee reports
Date published:
19 January 2018
Scottish Government's Draft Budget 2018-19 - Programme and administration costs
It highlighted that Forest Enterprise Scotland (FES), as a public corporation, secures the majority of its funding from trading activity and it is carrying forward trading reserves to fund cost of change associated with the agency.
Committee reports
Date published:
30 October 2025
Report on pre-budget scrutiny 2026-27: responding to long-term fiscal pressures
Over the same period, in real terms, resource funding is expected to increase by 1% a year while capital funding is set to fall by 1.8% a year.
Last updated:
12 February 2025
Glasgow Life
This means many organisations find themselves in a continuous loop of re-invention of activities, or the development of new programmes, whilst struggling to fund mainstream revenue activities in particular.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2022
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee (Virtual) 11 January 2022
We have had numerous disputes with COSLA and the Scottish Government, in that when we go to COSLA seeking a decent pay rise for our members, it says that it does not have adequate funding or flexibility in its funding from the Scottish Government to enable it to fund a pay rise, and when we take the argument to the Scottish Government and suggest that it should give local government the funding and flexibility to fund a pay rise, it says that local government pay is nothing to do with the Government and is a matter for COSLA.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 May 2025
Education, Children and Young People Committee 07 May 2025
The people who are perhaps losing out in the short term as the change takes place are smaller employers, who are no longer able to benefit from the flexible workforce development fund. Nigel, you are not responsible for the Funding Council, but you have a significant background in and significant knowledge of that sector.
