"Draft final" Asset Transfer guidance available
/(Near final) Guidance on asset transfer, as legislated for by the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act, has been developed for both relevant authorities and community bodies.
Read More(Near final) Guidance on asset transfer, as legislated for by the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act, has been developed for both relevant authorities and community bodies.
Read MoreThe Scottish Government has published its 'Creating a Healthier Scotland' summary report, detailing the key issues that have been raised since the process began last August.
Read MoreThe Independent Advisory Group on Tackling Sectarianism in Scotland has published its final report.
Read MoreThis briefing paper has been written by Dr. Akwugo Emejulu, University of Edinburgh and Mary Anne MacLeod, University of Glasgow as part of ongoing SCDC and CDAS facilitated discussions about community development in Scotland.
Read MoreThis new framework brings together the work of the European Community Development Network, of which SCDC is a member, to establish a shared understanding of community development across Europe.
Read MoreSCDC has responded to the publication of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Bill with a briefing, Towards Empowerment, examining how far the legislation goes towards empowering communities, and suggesting where improvements might be made.
Read MoreHealth Issues in the Community (HIIC) Conference Report 2013 is now available to download, containing presentations from HIIC students and tutors as well as guest speakers and workshop notes.
Read MoreThis new resource developed by GCPH gives communities access to information about their local.
Read MoreThe follow up resource to 'A glass half full', is now available. ‘What makes us healthy? has information on the evidence for the beneficial effects of assets such as social relationships and networks on health and wellbeing.
Read MoreSCDC has written a briefing for elected members on community engagement on behalf of the Improvement Service.
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