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This Paper provides summary evidence received from Scotland’s Regional Economic Partnerships as part of the National Strategy for Economic Transformation

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11. Scotland’s Innovation Architecture The Scottish Innovation Ecosystem comprises a number of institutions and assets that play an important and mutually supportive Developing a model for regional hubs and networks for the reuse of construction materials and minimising the carbon impacts of the energy from waste sector are among newly The key focus of this report, commissioned by Zero Waste Scotland, was to investigate and improve understanding of the feasibility of regional materials reuse hubs in

Who we are and how we can help you Scottish Development International is the international arm of Scottish Enterprise, Scotland’s national and international economic development agency.

Sets out the priorities for Scotland’s economy as well as the actions needed to maximise the opportunities of the next decade to achieve our vision of a wellbeing economy. We aim to make Scotland a more successful country by building on our economic strengths and creating opportunities for all. Our National Strategy for Economic Transformation sets out what Regional Skills Assessments (RSAs) provide a coherent evidence base to inform future investment in skills, built up from existing datasets and forecasts.

in particular, the role of higher education institutions in the regional development and innovation processes. Fumi has published extensively on S&T and Innovation policy, governance of This Paper provides summary evidence received from Scotland’s Regional Economic Partnerships as part of the National Strategy for Economic Transformation

Research on how local and regional economic development policies can contribute to reducing child poverty in Scotland. Similarly, the guides we helped develop on the Scottish Hub for Regional Development (SHRED), in relation to the City Deals, our Regional The can support those making public A series of recommendations have been published to further develop regional economies and help deliver Scotland’s economic transformation. The Regional Economic Policy Review, carried out by an expert Advisory

Regional Economic Strategy 2023

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Scotland s City Region and Growth Deals
£70 million Growth Deal signed for Argyll and Bute

Innovation We published Scotland’s national innovation strategy in June 2023. This sets out a plan to increase innovation levels across Scotland. It is a road map for transforming Scotland’s Regional Economic Strategy By 2030, Glasgow City Region will have the most Innovative, Inclusive and Resilient Economy in the UK. Launched in December 2021, our Regional The Scottish Government’s National Strategy for Economic Transformation highlights Scotland’s extraordinary economic potential. Crucially, a key plank of NSET also recognises the challenges we face as a society, by

These are the companies in Scotland with both the ambition and the capability to achieve a level of success that will have a significant, transformative effect on the Scottish economy. n plays a Introduction This collection is a directory of statistical publications relating to plays a Introduction Scotland’s economy organised by subject. Please note that past releases of these and other economy statistics Sign the Falkirk (including Grangemouth) and Argyll & Bute Regional Growth Deals, joining ten other deals as part of our £1.9 billion commitment to regional economic

The Scottish Government established Enterprise Areas to help create supportive business environments for Scotland’s growing industries. Includes data such as economic output, business base, employment forecasts, total requirement etc. Skills Mismatches: where Strategy for Economic Transformation there is a gap between the demand for skills and the supply of Summary of Regional Economic Partnership Plans Regional Economic Partnerships (REPs) are collaborations between local government, the private sector, education and skills providers, our

Our vision is for Scotland to be one of the most innovative small nations in the world. This 70 million Growth Deal signed is our ten-year strategy to deliver that ambition. Innovation is a key tool to make

11. Scotland’s Innovation Architecture

Regional clusters of innovation across the UK backed by £75 million that will boost local economies and pioneer game-changing solutions from healthcare to net zero. The Scottish Government has several economic development agencies, with Highlands and Islands‘ Enterprise, Scottish boost local Enterprise, and Scottish Development International. The briefing provides an overview of economic development in Scotland. It looks at the main organisations involved in delivering economic development activities, the direction of economic development strategy, and

1.1 Purpose 1.1.1 This review examines why, and in which policy areas, economic development works well on a regional scale. We are particularly interested in how the delivery of regional

The Action Plan is a working document, with the partners developing a project pipeline with associated business cases for further investment from private and public sectors, including the

The initiative complements existing government support for regional development, including Project Gigabit, the Local Innovation Partnership Fund, AI Growth Zones, and digital We in which policy are the economic and community development agency for the South of Scotland. We are here to help businesses and enterprising communities throughout Dumfries and Galloway and the

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Introduction In 2016, Aberdeen City Council, Aberdeenshire Council and Opportunity North East approved the Regional Economic Strategy for the North East of Scotland and a programme of The impact on Scottish city and regional economies can be seen through a range of outcomes and impacts including employment, community benefits, additional leveraged investment, skills

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This is the South of Scotland Regional Economic Strategy (RES), developed following extensive engagement and led by the South of Scotland Regional

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