Phil Matthews: Strengthening Scotland’s Bus Network

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Scotland's economic, social and environmental challenges are often considered as separate issues. But we should be considering solutions that can help tackle these challenges together. Improving Scotland’s bus network is a great opportunity…

Building a Scotland Ready for the Future: Practical priorities for a healthier, more prosperous and resilient Scotland

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Today CERG has published its latest briefing 'Building a Scotland Ready for the Future - Practical priorities for a healthier, more prosperous and resilient Scotland'   The paper makes five important points:  Scotland faces interconnected…

‘Scotland does not have an ambition problem on climate and nature. It has a delivery problem.’

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‘Scotland does not have an ambition problem on climate and nature. It has a delivery problem.’  CERG were delighted to join Scottish Environment Link for the ‘Promises to Progress: Delivering for Climate and Nature Event’ last week…

Programme for Government: Delivering for people now and in the future requires interconnected solutions

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Iain Gulland, CERG member and Independent Advisor reflects on last week’s Programme for Government. He stresses the interconnected nature of the challenges facing Scotland, and the need for this Government to ‘join the dots’ between portfolios…

A Thriving & Resilient Scotland: CERG’s 2026 Stakeholder Workshop

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In June, the Climate Emergency Response Group (CERG) brought together leaders from business, civil society, finance, community organisations and policy to explore the question: how can climate action help tackle Scotland's biggest social and…

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Kate Studd, Secretariat, Climate Emergency Response Group
Tel: 07984299073
Email: Kate.studd@cerg.scot

The Climate Emergency Response Group gratefully acknowledges funding support from the European Climate Foundation and the William Grant Foundation