Publication - Impact assessment
Climate change - public engagement strategy: mid-point review
The climate change public engagement strategy committed to a review at the mid-point of delivery. The review provides a summary of activities delivered since the publication of the strategy, reflects on the approach being taken and recommends improvements to achieve objectives in future delivery.
Annex A: Detail of Climate Week activities 2022 – 2024
| Activity stream | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ministerial programme | 10 Events across 10 Ministerial portfolios | 13 Events across 7 Ministerial portfolios | 12 Events across 8 Ministerial portfolios (plus the Permanent Secretary) |
| SG engagement activity | 280 Attendees at 4 internal engagement events. 323 attendees at 3 SG-delivered public events | 346 Attendees at 4 internal engagement events | 514 Attendees at 11 internal engagement events |
| SG marketing activity | 5058 #ScotClimateWeek mentions (2242 unique users) Website 6548 views | 2647 #ScotClimateWeek mentions Home Energy Scotland fieldwork in Edinburgh and Perth reached c.2500 people | 3588 #ScotClimateWeek mentions |
| Partner activity | KSB – Climate Action Week (15000 pupils, 660 primary classes, 32 LAs) 459+ contacts reached with campaign information, messaging and assets to share with audiences. 1,590 partner asset downloads achieved. | KSB – Climate Action Week (4750 pupils. 300 schools, 29 LAs) 600+ contacts reached with campaign information, messaging and assets to share with audiences. 1,419 partner asset downloads achieved. | KSB – Climate Action Week (>8000 pupils, 30 LAs) 100s of partners involved including in priority area of culture 600+ contacts reached with campaign information, messaging and assets to share with audiences. 3,194 partner asset downloads achieved. |
| Budget Spent* | £7,500 | £0 | £8,000 |
*funding to support KSB’s Climate Action Week included in Climate Action Schools grant and represented in these figures