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SPICe briefings
Date published:
29 September 2023
The effectiveness of creative enterprise policies: What programmes work? - Annex
. £1,500 towards bespoke mentoring and training; £5,000 towards supporting five micro cultural and creative social enterprises within the area; and £3,500 towards purchasing external bespoke mentoring and training for each organisation (£700 each).Women Make MusicEnglandGrants of average size of £3,600 to women.Year of the ArtistEnglandFinancing arts residencies at £150 per day.Table A3: Summary of infrastructure and place-based programmes included in the reviewProgrammeGeographic contextDescriptionArtist Links England-BrazilEnglandProvide artists with opportunities to develop their artistic practice by immersion in another culture and by cross-cultural collaboration; most usually in the form of exchanges, placements, residencies, and research periods.CanvasEnglandAn online showcase destination for arts video content, through a multi-channel network of organisations.Capital Build ProgrammeNorthern IrelandDistributed over £70m of capital funding to establish a wide range of dedicated cultural venues in towns and cities.Community Libraries ProgrammeEnglandGrants of between £250,000 and £2 million to renovate, extend or build new libraries so that they can offer a broader range of activities to their communities, with a focus on reaching new audiences.Creative EdinburghEdinburgh, ScotlandNetworking and collaboration amongst creative companies in Edinburgh to raise standards and ambition.Creative PartnershipsEnglandRegional networks between, schools, creative practitioners, and organisations to deliver teaching through creative practitioners.Creative People and PlacesEnglandProgramme of events to create opportunities in arts participation.Creative Producers InternationalEnglandNetwork of creative producers from across the world provided with time, space, and financial support.Cultural Compacts InitiativeEnglandSupport local cultural sectors enhance contribution to development, with a special emphasis on cross-sector engagement beyond the cultural sector and the local authority.Decibel ProgrammeEnglandA celebratory programme to develop diversity in the arts in England, helping to build a sustainable base for the support and encouragement of diverse arts.Dundee Contemporary ArtsTayside, ScotlandArts centre in Dundee with museum-standard galleries, cinemas, and extensive production facilities for artists, including a print studio.Edinburgh FestivalsEdinburgh, ScotlandAnnual Festival programme.Glasgow 2014 Cultural ProgrammeScotlandCultural programme of national and international content for the Commonwealth Games.Grampian Film OfficeGrampian, ScotlandFilm Office to increase the volume and value of TV and Film productions that were coming into the Grampian region.Hull UK City of CultureHull, EnglandProgramme of events, exhibitions, installations, and cultural activities delivered across Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.Interactive TaysideTayside, ScotlandSupport, promote and develop the digital media sector within Tayside by encouraging collaboration between businesses and between businesses and academia to develop new commercial opportunities.Knowledge Exchange Hubs for the Creative EconomyEnglandAcademic collaboration with the creative economy.Liverpool BiennialLiverpool, England15-week festival was underpinned by a weekly programme of events and included partner exhibitions.LuminateScotlandNational festival, which celebrates people’s creative lives as they age.Mackintosh and Merchant City Projects ReviewGlasgow, ScotlandCreate new tourist attractions and develop cultural spaces to continue to grow the Merchant City and Mackintosh tourism sector.Media Innovation Support ProgrammeScotlandEnable independent production companies based in Glasgow to invest in research and development (R&D).MTV AwardsEdinburgh, Scotland2003 MTV Europe Music Awards in Leith.National Leadership and Peer Learning ProgrammeEnglandPartnership shared learning and leadership development programme working across sectors to drive a more joined-up cultural education offer, share resources, and improve the visibility of cultural education.Random Acts Network CentresEnglandFive Random Acts Network Centres (RANC), to identify, develop and support diverse young artists to make films to be considered for inclusion in Channel 4 broadcasting.REACT NetworkBristol and the South West, EnglandKnowledge Exchange Hubs for the Creative Economy to support collaboration between partner universities and companies active in the creative economy.Scotland's London 2012 Cultural ProgrammeScotlandProgramme of projects and events across Scotland in response to the 2012 Cultural Olympiad.Scottish Opera and Theatre RoyalGlasgow, ScotlandThe Theatre Royal, Scottish Opera, and travelling tours.Textiles Technology Facilitator ServiceScotlandEncourage and co-ordinate...
Last updated:
15 September 2022
Interchange policy
The People and Culture Office will then co-ordinate the development of an Interchange Agreement.
Committees
Published:
22 December 2021
Proposed Fuel Poverty Strategy, response to Committee's letter of 14 December
A central role of the virtual Agency will be to act first to build on, improve and co-ordinate existing – and future – advice and delivery programmes, before scaling up to deliver this function within the single dedicated body by September 2025.
Committee reports
Date published:
5 November 2021
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2022-23: Scotland's Public Finances in 2022-23 and the Impact of COVID-19 - Reserves, borrowing and forecast error
Recent publication of the UK and Scottish government budgets has followed a different timeline than was envisioned when the fiscal framework was agreed, which has created additional volatility and uncertainty for the budget process. We believe that greater co-ordination regarding the two governments’ budget timings is needed.
Committee reports
Date published:
8 November 2020
Pre-Budget scrutiny 2021-22: report
The Committee recommends that, while aligning its own budget with a green recovery, the Scottish Government also works with the UK Government in order to co-ordinate and finance a sufficiently large investment stimulus.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
21 September 2020
United Kingdom Internal Market Bill 2019-21 - The internal market white paper
The UK’s internal trading arrangements are already subject to an effective system of regulation which properly includes consideration of other policy matters which are necessary to achieve a balanced and proportional approach, and which are co-ordinated with powers held by the respective legislatures across the UK and by the UK Government and devolved gover...
Committee reports
Date published:
18 July 2019
Post-legislative Scrutiny: Control of Dogs (Scotland) Act 2010 - Executive Summary
The evidence clearly demonstrates that some local authorities and police officers are not aware of or understand their respective responsibilities under the relevant legislation, nor do they co-ordinate their actions in respect of out of control dogs.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 June 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 09 June 2010
In Scotland, cycle training is provided by a volunteer network, supported by road safety officers, active schools co-ordinators and school travel co-ordinators.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 May 2008
Plenary, 08 May 2008
This is a humanitarian disaster on a global scale. We will co-ordinate our work with that of the Disasters Emergency Committee.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 November 2007
European and External Relations Committee, 13 Nov 2007
It would be useful for us to co-ordinate the approach among committees.
