Funding

Civil Society Brexit Project Information

Brexit and the Voluntary Sector: 21st January 2020, Glasgow; 7th February 2020, Inverness

This event was organised by the Civil Society Brexit Project, together with GCVS and SCVO.  After an update on Brexit developments, and information on SCVO priorities around Brexit, participants discussed what replacement EU funding should look like.  Information resources from the event includes:

• Slides: Brexit Understanding what happens next -Rebecca Zahn
• Slides: Brexit and the Third Sector – SCVO
• Summary of key points from presentations & discussion on replacement EU funding – Glasgow
• Summary of key points & discussion on replacement EU funding – Inverness

Information from other organisations

• Scottish Government Consultation: The Replacement of EU Structural Funds in Scotland post-EU Exit

• Scottish Government Consultation: European Territorial Cooperation Programmes 2021-2027

• Scottish Parliament Finance and Constitution Committee Inquiry: Funding of EU Structural Fund Priorities in Scotland, post-Brexit 

• SPICE Briefing: EU Funding in Scotland 2014-2020 (published 2016)

• SPICE Briefing: EU Structural Funds in Scotland (published 2019) 

• SPICE Spotlight briefing that gives helpful information around why an EU funding programme might be suspended or reduced

• House of Commons Briefing Paper: The UK Shared Prosperity Fund (published Sept 2019)

• All-party Parliamentary Group on Post-Brexit Funding for Nations, Regions and Local Areas 

• UK Shared Prosperity Fund: Creating Inclusive Growth, briefing paper by Equality & Diversity Forum (now Equally Ours)

• Equality and Human Rights Commission: The future of funding for equality and human rights in Britain

• House of Commons debate on UK Shared Prosperity Fund

• Joseph Rowntree Foundation: Designing the Shared Prosperity Fund

• Employment Related Services Association (ERSA), funded by Salvation Army and The Shaw Trust: Sharing Prosperity, Building better employment support for the UK

• Auditor General for Wales: Managing the impact of Brexit on EU Structural Funds