Tag Archives: Commissioning
Funding round-up: April 2018
This month, the Work and Pensions select committee publishes a new report into the European Social Fund, charity shops facing a postcode lottery on business rate relief, the Charity Tax Commission consultation, the latest from Funding Central, and more Continue reading
Health and wellbeing news round-up: April 2018
As part of NCVO’s membership of the Health and Wellbeing Alliance, we’re starting a new series of occasional round-up blogs covering what’s new in the world of health and care. Continue reading
Public services news round-up: March 2018
This month we've got the latest on Carillion and how charities are demonstrating the impact of their services. Continue reading
Road Ahead 2018 – what does this year have in store for charities?
We look at some of the opportunities and challenges for charities in the coming year, according to findings in our new report The Road Ahead 2018. Continue reading
Public services round-up: January 2018
The holidays may be behind us but the world of public services has started the year off with a bang – or was that a crunch? Continue reading
Who needs local infrastructure?
Why infrastructure is valuable and how some organisations are innovating to become sustainable Continue reading
Embedding quality in your commissioning practice
Rachel Blanche from Queen Margaret University shares her insights into the factors that influence quality in cultural commissioning outcomes, along with tools for aiding creative partnerships Continue reading
Public services news round-up: October 2017
The Living Wage Foundation's new report into low pay in the sector and other news from the public services sphere Continue reading
Public services news roundup: September 2017
NCVO’s 'A Day In The Life' work shadowing scheme for voluntary sector and civil service staff is returning for its seventh year. Continue reading
Public Services News Roundup: August 2017
This month the impact of continued devolution across the employment, skills, health and social care agendas retakes the stage. Continue reading
