Tackling child poverty skills package: child rights and wellbeing impact assessment

This impact assessment considers the potential impacts of a £22 million skills package, comprising RISE, TAF and a new FWDF. The package aims to help reduce child poverty by supporting people to gain skills, access education, and enter, sustain and progress in work.


Footnotes

1 Child Poverty (Scotland) Act 2017

2 Bringing Hope, Building Futures: Tackling child poverty delivery plan 2026-2031 - gov.scot

3 Bringing Hope, Building Futures: Tackling child poverty delivery plan 2026-2031 – annex 8: Children's Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessment (CRWIA) - gov.scot

4 [ARCHIVED CONTENT] Poverty and Income Inequality in Scotland 2021-24

5 Child poverty: analysis - gov.scot

6 1 Key points - Poverty and Income Inequality in Scotland 2022-25 - gov.scot

7 Tackling child poverty - six priority families concept: overview and guidance - gov.scot

8 Local indicators of child poverty after housing costs 2023/24

9 Poverty in Scotland 2025

10 Introduction - Data for child poverty - Prioritise child poverty: a data and systems approach - Child poverty - Economy and poverty - Social and economic impacts on health - Population health - Public Health Scotland

11 Tackling child poverty priority families overview - gov.scot

12 Adult lifetime skills: a literature review - gov.scot

13 At what cost_impact of cost of living final report.pdf

14 Individual Training Accounts: evaluation - gov.scot

15 OECD Skills Outlook 2025 (EN)

16 Get Heard Scotland: The Lifetime Skills Offer

17 Poverty in Scotland 2025 | Joseph Rowntree Foundation

18 Ethnicity, poverty, and in-work inequalities in the UK | Joseph Rowntree Foundation

19 Key Findings - Bringing Hope, Building Futures: Tackling child poverty delivery plan 2026-2031 – annex 7: Equalities Impact Assessment (EQIA) - gov.scot

20 Parenting Across Scotland – Facts and Figures 2024: Play and leisure

21 Parenting Across Scotland - Parenting Evidence Review Scotland 2025-26

Contact

Email: EiriniIro.Arvanitidou@gov.scot

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