Welcome to Scotland's Future Forum 

Forum announce new job vacancy - Programme Manager Age Unlimited

The Forum announces an exciting new post, working with NESTA, to develop innovative pilot projects for and by older people around Scotland. These exemplar projects will highlight new ways of working and new forms of public service delivery, fit for the 21st Century.

To apply email: recruitment@scotlandfutureforum.org

To download further information and a job spec, click below

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29 May 2009
Poverty and Inequalities in Scotland conference report. This conference was held in conjunction with the SPIU Glasgow Caledonian University.
11 May2009
Discussion paper, This short paper captures the discussion and learning points to emerge from a discussion café held at The Scottish Parliament.
13 January 2009
Innovation Report Scotland's Futures Forum joined with The National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) to organise a half day seminar to discuss the role of innovation in the economic regeneration of future society.
27 October 2008
Financial Futures Report Scotland's Futures Forum and Scottish Widows co-hosted a cafe discussion to explore how people can best prepare for the financial future.

 

Scotland's Future Forum Flash Demonstration

In 2008, The Forum published its report on how Scotland can reduce the damage caused by alcohol and drug misuse by half by 2025. The report publications and an interactive flash systems map are outlined below.

Flash demonstration can be viewed by clicking here.

Previous Publications

9 JUNE 2008
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Approaches to Alcohol and Drugs in Scotland: A Question of Architecture
A systemsmapping approach to how Scotland can reduce the damage to its population through alcohol and drugs by half by 2025
9 JUNE 2008
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A Question of Architecture: Executive Summary
This report has a companion document published by Scotland’s Futures Forum as part of its alcohol and drugs project, Approaches to Alcohol and Drugs in Scotland; A Question of Architecture. This can be viewed at www.scotlandfutureforum.org alongwith an interactive project FLASH site.
9 JUNE 2008
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12 Dimensions of a Manageable Problem
This report is a companion document to the Report, A Question of Architecture: The Structure&Design of 21st Century Alcohol&Drugs Policy, A SystemsMapping Approach to HowScotland can reduce the damage to its population through alcohol and drugs by half by 2025, published by Scotland’s Futures Forum
2007

Growing Older and Wiser Together
In 2007 The Forum looked at the positive aspects of Scotland's ageingpopulation. The report 'Growing Older and Wiser Together' is available.