One piece of the puzzle?
If improving public services is the puzzle, how important a 'piece' are participation requests?
In the year since they were introduced, SCDC has learned a lot about participation requests. Our new briefing summarises our learning so far.
Participation requests are a way for people to have their say about what improvements they would like to see made to public services they use. Community groups in Scotland have been able to make them since April 2017, when they were introduced as part of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act.
Our infographic shows these key points and others... (click to enlarge).
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