
ESS Annual Review 2010/11
This review sets out the highlights of what we did and the difference we made in 2010/11.
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Results for: 2011

ESS Annual Review 2010/11
This review sets out the highlights of what we did and the difference we made in 2010/11.

Evaluation: Practical Guidelines – A guide for evaluating public engagement activities (2011)
This guide is designed for those who lead projects intended to engage general audiences in science, social science, engineering and technology and the social, ethical and political issues that new

How to evaluate play – and play organisations
Go Play is a programme run by Inspiring Scotland on behalf of Scottish Government to grow the play sector in Scotland, offering more chances for children aged 5 to 13

Report: Funding Success – A review of Evaluation Support Accounts with Laidlaw Youth Trust and Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland
This report summarises the learning from two ‘evaluation support accounts’ with Laidlaw Youth Trust and with Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland. The funders paid for funded charities to access support

Why involve the Third Sector in Health and Social Care delivery (2011)
An evidence paper produced by the Scottish Government with the Scottish Third Sector Research Forum. The paper explores, through a number of case studies, the contribution of the third sector