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Research in Scotland

Research plays an important role in shaping the policies of the Scottish Government.

Research helps us to think about new and better ways of doing things and provides new understandings and discoveries that benefit our society.

The Scottish Government funds a wide range of research programmes which both contribute to the knowledge base of the UK and help to inform and assess Government policies.

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02/07/2009Evaluation of the Cultural Pathfinder Programme in ScotlandThe Cultural Pathfinder Programme in Scotland was developed by the Scottish Government to support local authorities and their partners to explore ways of widening access to, and participation in, cultural activities across diverse communities. It supported 13 projects and was intended to generate useful learning that could be shared across the local authority, Community Planning Partnership and cultural sectors to inform future planning and delivery.
02/07/2009Evaluation of the Cultural Pathfinder Programme in Scotland - Research FindingsThe Cultural Pathfinder Programme in Scotland was developed by the Scottish Government to support local authorities and their partners to explore ways of widening access to, and participation in, cultural activities across diverse communities. It supported 13 projects and was intended to generate useful learning that could be shared across the local authority, Community Planning Partnership and cultural sectors to inform future planning and delivery.
26/06/2009Review of the Scottish Drugs ForumReview of the Scottish Drugs Forum to establish the effectiveness of SDF in delivering its aims and objectives
26/06/2009Evaluation of Careers Scotland Enhanced Resource Pilot Project: Final Report June 2009The aim of the evaluation was to determine which elements or models of delivery best promote the overall aim of improving postschool destinations among those identified as being at risk of moving into a negative post-school destination.
26/06/2009Education and Lifelong Learning Research Findings No.50/2009 Evaluation of Careers Scotland Enhanced Resource Pilot ProjectEvaluation of the Careers Scotland Enhanced Resource Pilot

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