There are 132,251 results relating to "flexible workforce development fund"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 March 2015
S4W-24749
On 3 March 2015, the Scottish Government announced the local authority distribution of £6.5 million to support the Developing the Young Workforce programme which underpins our youth employment strategy.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 February 2023
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 28 February 2023
They need support through the tenant grant fund and from other forms of financial support and they need to be able to work constructively with their landlords to resolve the reasons why they are in rent arrears, so that they can work out the best way forward.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 January 2020
Meeting of the Parliament 30 January 2020
I am involved in one such piece of work on older women in the workplace, involving support for women who are going through the menopause to maintain their place in the workforce. I am sure that Jamie Hepburn will be happy to give the member an update on the work that he is doing.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 June 2019
Meeting of the Parliament 26 June 2019
Of course, we seek to refine and improve it and we will continue to do that through the developing the young workforce agenda, the Scottish learner journey review, the future skills action plan and the national retraining partnership, which I will be taking forward.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 September 2016
Meeting of the Parliament 28 September 2016
That approach enables solutions to be developed that might, for example, meet the teacher recruitment challenges that we face in the north of Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 February 2013
Meeting of the Parliament 26 February 2013
I particularly agree with the statement in his response to the European and External Relations Committee that we“need more flexibility on the transition from historic to area-based payments and a fairer distribution of both direct payments and rural development funding.”We mus...
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 June 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 20 June 2023
I would like to hear from the minister about how the Scottish Government can do more to work with communities and fund our councils so that we see more local ownership and sensitivity to local developments.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 May 2020
S5W-28339
The money from the UK Government’s Coronavirus Emergency Response Fund has already been allocated to support a range of important measures.
Last updated:
24 September 2021
Total Business Support Spending by Sector
Annex A Total Business Support Spending by Sector Sector Funds in Scope Total Spend (£million) Retail, • Retail Hospitality and Leisure Grant and Small Business Grant 2,092 Hospitality and Scheme (£1.02 billion) Leisure • COVID-19 Restrictions– Closure & Hardship Fund (£17 million) • COVID-19 Restrictions– Furlough Support Fund (£3.6 million) • Strategic Framework Business Fund (£345 million) • Retail, Hospitality and Leisure January Top up Payment (£238.5 million) • Island Equivalent Payment (£8.6 million) • Island Equivalent Top up (£4.1 million) • Strategic Framework Transition and Business Restart Grant (£432.0 million) • Glasgow & Moray Localised Restrictions Support Fund (2.7 million) th • 5 June Localised Restrictions Support Fund (£6.5 million) • Routemap Extensions Support Fund (£13.5 million)* • Travel Agents Support Fund (£3.7 million) 39.4 Retail • Mobile and Home-Based Close Contact Support Fund (£35.7 (specific) million) • B&B Hardship Fund (£1.2 million) 42.2 Hospitality • Hotel Support Fund (£14 million) (specific) • Hostel COVID-19 Business Support & Continuity Fund (£2.5 million) • Large Self-Catering & Exclusive Use Fund (£3.0 million) • Support for Small Accommodation Providers Paying Council Tax (£8.8 million) • Restart Grant for Small Accommodation Providers Paying Council (£12.7 million) • Independent Cinema Recovery & Resilience (£3.5 million) 13.3 Leisure • Business Contingency Fund – Soft play & Nightclubs (£6.9 million) (specific) • Additional Top up Payments for Licensed Bingo Clubs and Casinos (£2.9 million) • Museums Recovery & Resilience Fund Top Up Fund (£2.3 million) 99.8 Culture and • Creative Scotland Bridging Bursary Fund and Screen Scotland Creative Bridging Bursary Fund (£4.3 million) combined spend • Performing Arts Venue Relief Fund (£12.2 million) • Grassroots Music Venue Stabilisation Fund – Phase 1 (£2.2 million) • Museums & Galleries Scotland Recovery & Resilience Fund (£4.6 million) • Youth Arts Fund (£1.0 million) • Cultural Organisations and Venues Recovery Fund (£13.2 million) • Sustaining Creative Practice Fund – Phase 1 (£2.8 million) • Hardship Fund for Creative Freelancers – all 3 phases (£16.8 million) • Travelling Show People Support Fund (£1.5 million) • Grassroots Music Venue Stabilisation Fund – Phase 2 (£4 million) • Support for 3 Arts Venues (£3 million) 8 Annex A • Museums & Galleries Scotland COVID-19 Adaptation Fund (£0.3 million) • Museums & Galleries Scotland Digital Resilience Fund (£0.1 million) • Museums & Galleries Scotland Urgent Response COVID-19 Fund (£0.6 million) • Culture Collective Fund (£5.9 million) • Culture Organisations and Venues Recovery Fund II (£13 million) • Performing Arts Venues Relief Fund II (£12 million) 22.0 Food and • Sea Fishery Intervention Fund (£8.4 million) Drink • Scottish Seafood Business Resilience Fund (£5.8 million) • Aquaculture Hardship Fund (£0.8 million) • Brewery Support Fund (£1.5 million) • Scottish Wholesale Food & Drink Resilience Fund (£5.5 million) • Events Industry Support Fund I (£5 million) 53.1 Wedding & • Events Industry Support Fund II (£7.4 million) Events • Pivotal Events Business (£11.1 million) • Scottish Wedding Industry Support Fund (£25.8 million) • Top Up for Businesses in the Wedding & Events Sector (£3.8 million) • Taxi & Private Hire Vehicle Driver Support Fund (£32.8 million) 94.8 Taxi & Private • Taxi & Private Hire Vehicle Driver and Operator Support Fund Top Hire Vehicle Up (Up to £62 million) Tourism 42.0 • Coronavirus Support Scheme for Self-Catering Businesses (£1.5 million) • Tour Operator Support Fund (£14.2 million) • Coach Operators Support Fund (£8.5 million) • Visitor Attraction Support Fund (£9.7 million) • Marine & Outdoor Tourism Support Fund (£3.2 million) • Scotland’s Tour Guides Fund (£2.7 million) • Sector and Destination Management Organisation (DMO) Operational Readiness Fund (£1.4 million) • Campervan and Motorhome Rental Operators Fund (£0.8 million) Sport • Indoor Football Centres Support Fund (£0.2 million) 4.0 • Ski Centre Support Fund (£3 million) • Scottish Country Sports Tourism Restart Fund (£0.8 million) • Pivotal Enterprise Resilience Fund (April 2020) (£121.8 million) Cross-sectoral 312.3 • Creative, Tourism & Hospitality Enterprises Hardship Fund (£23.6 million) • Newly Self-Employed Hardship Fund - Phase 1 (£11.3 million) • Newly Self-Employed Hardship Fund - Phase 2 (£34.6 million) • Early Stage Growth Challenge Fund (£25 million) • Pre-Seed Fund (£3 million) • Local Authority Discretionary Fund (including Glasgow Discretionary fund top up) (£93.2 million) Other • Legal Aid Resilience & Recovery Fund (£2.2 million) 23.6 • Zoo & Aquaria Conservation Fund (£0.7 million) • Childminder Grant (£2.7 million) • Coronavirus Liquidity Support for SME Housebuilders (£18 million) * Funds listed in italics are where figures on actual spend are not yet available and so the budget allocated to this fund has been used instead. 9
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Official Report
Meeting date:
7 May 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 07 May 2025 [Draft]
Gynaecology will continue to be a priority area for that funding. Can the minister outline how the Scottish Government has increased funding for gynaecology services, which has helped to drive down waiting times in women’s health?
