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Date answered:
22 April 2022
S6W-07776
The Scottish Government funded Flexibility Works in 2021-22 with £94,850 to support and promote the development of flexible and family friendly workplaces.
Last updated:
12 March 2025
Diabetes CPG 20241203
That has meant that those local boards with the least access were given the most funding. Moving forward, we expect to be able to move to a system of population based funding as these gaps will have been reduced significantly.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 March 2022
Public Audit Committee 10 March 2022
There is also the flexible workforce development fund from which we allocate up to £20 million per year.
Last updated:
28 August 2024
CE CPG Minutes 11th June 2024
She noted there were a number of good projects in operation but with funding be a key obstacle. Noting there was a waiting list of schools keen to take part but that Ostrero was constrained by a lack of funds. • Steven Kiakowski asked which sectors or subjects should be linked to the circular economy.
Last updated:
10 February 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 28 October 2022
Mr Brown said that ESP has a working group looking at this and a skills framework is being developed collaboratively with agencies such as SQA and Skills Development Scotland.
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Date answered:
18 November 2024
S6W-31121
As set out in our Green Industrial Strategy, the Scottish Government is working with partners across the energy sector to plan for a multi-skilled workforce.This approach includes enabling skilled offshore oil and gas workers to carry their experience and expertise into different roles, including renewables, as the energy transition progresses. We are also committed to the development of Scotland’s CCUS and Hydrogen sectors, which will protect jobs and utilise existing skills within the workforce as well as developing new opportunities.Funding from the Just Transition Fund has already been allocated to support industry-led development of an Offshore Energy Skills Passport; to create an advanced manufacturing skills hub in Aberdeen and a pilot scheme with the National Energy Skills Accelerator to determine the skills required for an energy transition.In addition, the Scottish Offshore Wind Energy Council is currently taking forward crucial work to map the future skills need for offshore wind development, which will help both industry and the public sector to identify and address future skills and workforce gaps.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 July 2022
S6W-09341
We are developing a business case for greater use of offsite construction in recognition of the significant opportunity that our ambitious 110,000 target for affordable homes by 2032 brings for social, economic and environmental benefits and the potential impact on funding, housing delivery and the supply chain of an...
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 January 2024
Public Audit Committee 18 January 2024
That is the case every year. That changed the funding by £187 million. It reduced the £500 million underspend.
Last updated:
1 July 2022
PE1926_E
In addition, the funding we provide to local authorities for early learning and childcare provision includes a free meal for all pre-school children on every day when they attend.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 June 2025
S6W-38285
To ask the Scottish Government what its position is on whether the reported decision not to fund the proposed submarine welding centre on the Clyde aligns with its commitment to supporting Scotland's shipbuilding industry and skilled workforce.
