the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on digital engagement.,Younger people are being significantly impacted by increasing costs of digital access.,inclusion.,It can feel overwhelming in the age of polycrisis to think about what we can do to support people that,We believe that digital inclusion is everyone’s responsibility, and that’s why we launched our Digital

services that support our members and the wider sector to do what they do so well.,In 2022 we also began evaluating phase two of the programme to understand the impact and benefits for,webpage views 60 organisations received Cyber Readiness Check support calls Digital inclusion SCVO’s,digital inclusion team has continued its work to build capacity for partnership working in the digital,of digital inclusion Early 2023 also saw the launch of SCVO's new #Connect23 engagement events which

Of course, hosting a large event has environmental impacts including but not limited to: Power and energy,There was plenty to do during breaks.,inclusive volunteering Alan Stevenson, CEO of Volunteer Scotland introduces the Volunteering Action,Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Gathering 2022 and who contributed to making it such a success,We've just closed our Gathering evaluation surveys and are analysing your responses.

Delegates explore one of the exhibition spaces at the Gathering 2023 A more accessible and inclusive,Gathering We wanted the Gathering 2023 to be accessible, inclusive and enjoyable for everyone.,inspired organisations who are looking to undertake large-scale website or rebrand projects.Following the successful,Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Gathering 2023 and who contributed to making it such a success,We've just closed our Gathering evaluation surveys and are analysing your responses.

By doing so, we can effectively support what Carnegie UK calls the 'golden thread.',By doing so, we can effectively support what Carnegie UK calls the 'golden thread.',, and the approaches to monitoring and evaluation.,do work that has a positive impact.,at the heart of a successful, fair and inclusive Scotland.

Our submission draws on evidence from: SCVO support services (funding, employability, digital, Covid,Helping people become digitally included SCVO has been working on digital inclusion and capacity building,inclusion.,The success of CJS over the last ten years has been remarkable – offering a unique route into work for,s economy, economic actors across Scotland must be involved in shaping, delivering, monitoring, and evaluating

Wales, as well the wider UK and European contexts of territorial governance.Introductory comments The inclusion,Van den Putte, ‘Civil Society Meetings in European Union Trade Agreements: Features, Purposes, and Evaluation,How do you see this group operating effectively?,We also recommend that the DAG system make judicious use of digital meetings as this will:21.1 increase,Experience of these structures in other trade agreements shows that their success is dependent on the

The sector also provides digital devices and support to develop digital skills for digitally excluded,What investment or support does civil society need to do this effectively?,New funds appear less sophisticated than ESF, with little engagement, monitoring, evaluation, accountability,, or metrics for success.,to do so?

Summary The voluntary sector is critical to Scotland’s wellbeing, prosperity, and success.,more to understand the environment the voluntary sector operates in, and the impact of this environment,As one of our members said: “Addressing the issue of sustainable funding will have a huge impact on the,improvement in members’ experiences of good practice (favourable contract arrangements, such as the inclusion,and promote digital skills.