A number of senior policy officials involved in the delivery and formation of past and present regional policy, took part in this small policy colloquium to inform development of the ‘next’ phase of place policies in Scotland.
By Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli, Vice-Chancellor University of Glasgow The global spread of the new coronavirus has required a major healthcare response in those countries with major clusters. Other countries are bracing themselves for impact as the virus spreads. Of course, our immediate concern has to be for human health. Healthcare systems will have to…
The final report by the UK2070 Commission into city and regional inequalities in the UK draws on work by Professor Duncan Maclennan, Professor of Public Policy at the University of Glasgow and Policy Scotland associate, and Dr Linda Christie, Research Associate with Policy Scotland.
The role of business in supporting the delivery of inclusive growth was the focus for the second meeting of the Regional Inclusive Growth Research Network.
Policy Scotland has created a easy-to-access collection of its research and resources focused on tackling child poverty including reports on the Child Poverty Strategy and local contributions to tackling poverty and inequality in Scotland, and analysis of models of scenarios and policies to reduce child poverty.
The second Policy Scotland lunchtime seminar focused on urban economic growth. See a brief summary and get the presentation.
The first meeting of the Regional Inclusive Growth Research Network (RIGRN) focused on agreeing a set of objectives to help identify inclusive growth research domains, priorities, and challenges to support the development of a regional inclusive growth (IG) related research agenda in Scotland over the next year.
Policy Scotland and the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence, will be holding the second annual Scottish Housing Policy Conference on Wednesday 24 April 2019 at the COSLA Conference Centre in Edinburgh.
About inclusive growth in Scotland and the increasing research interest in this area.
The Regional Inclusive Growth Research Network (RIGRN) will mobilise and grow the collective research capacity in Scotland in the area of inclusive growth.