The development of a robust framework which enables Description of Scotland’s progress towards the SDGs to be measured. Commitment (140 character Given the nature and content of the SDGs, the NPF and SNAP, Please describe the way in robust measurement of progress address all five of the OPG which this commitment is grand challenges. The NPF is a key tool by which the SG is held relevant to further to both public and parliamentary scrutiny and accountability. advancing OGP values of Using these frameworks will ensure that the measure of access to information, Scotland’s progress towards the SDGs is open and robust. public accountability, civic participation, and technology and innovation for openness and accountability (details above) New or Verifiable and measurable milestones to fulfil the Start End Date: commitment Date: commitment 1. A programme of public, society and New Winter Framework stakeholder engagement on the development of a 2016 in place measurement framework Autumn 2017 3. Deliver a Fairer Scotland Name and contact Paul Head of Social Justice Strategy – Karen Armstrong - Policy Officer information of responsible department/team A range of Scottish Government Teams have contributed to the development of the Fairer Scotland Action Plan - Social Justice Government Strategy Unit, Children and Families, Developing Young Workforce, Housing, Equality and Human Rights, Social Security. Social Justice Strategy have lead responsibility, however. Other The following organisations have pledged support: involved Carnegie UK Trust actors Dundee Fairness Partnership Society, Inclusion Scotland Private Sector Joseph Rowntree Foundation LLoyds TSB Foundation Scotland NHS Health Scotland The Poverty Truth Commission
Description of Commitment (140 character The development of a robust framework which enables Scotland’s progress towards the SDGs to be measured. Please describe the way in which this commitment is relevant to further advancing OGP values of access to information, public accountability, civic participation, and technology and innovation for openness and accountability (details above) Given the nature and content of the SDGs, the NPF and SNAP, robust measurement of progress address all five of the OPG grand challenges. The NPF is a key tool by which the SG is held to both public and parliamentary scrutiny and accountability. Using these frameworks will ensure that the measure of Scotland’s progress towards the SDGs is open and robust. Verifiable and measurable milestones to fulfil the commitment New or commitment Start Date: End Date: 1. A programme of public, society and stakeholder engagement on the development of a measurement framework New Winter 2016 Framework in place Autumn 2017 3. Deliver a Fairer Scotland Name and contact information of responsible department/team Paul – Head of Social Justice Strategy Karen Armstrong - Policy Officer Other involved actors Government A range of Scottish Government Teams have contributed to the development of the Fairer Scotland Action Plan - Social Justice Strategy Unit, Children and Families, Developing Young Workforce, Housing, Equality and Human Rights, Social Security. Social Justice Strategy have lead responsibility, however. Society, Private Sector The following organisations have pledged support: Carnegie UK Trust Dundee Fairness Partnership Inclusion Scotland Joseph Rowntree Foundation LLoyds TSB Foundation Scotland NHS Health Scotland The Poverty Truth Commission
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