Publication - Impact assessment

UEFA EURO 2028 Social Impact Programme for Scotland: child rights and wellbeing impact assessment - Easy Read version

Published: 20 March 2026
From: Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Gaelic, +5 more … Director for Tackling Child Poverty and Social Justice, Director of Culture and Major Events, Director-General Economy, Minister for Business and Employment, Minister for Drugs and Alcohol Policy and Sport
Directorate: Business and Better Regulation Directorate, +1 more … Population Health Directorate
Topic: Arts, culture and sport, Children and families, Communities and third sector, +2 more … Equality and rights, Health and social care
ISBN: 9781807751524

Easy read version of the children's rights and wellbeing impact assessment (CRWIA) to identify an impact and legacy programme and wider positive impact activities aligned to EURO 2028 to be delivered in Scotland.

Supporting documents

1. What we know

Based on information, we know that:

Boys tend to be more active than girls. We want to help change this.

People living in poorer areas tend not to be as active and more are lonely. We want to help change this too.

There are lots of activities for girls and young people.
Active children are happier and healthier.

We will get more information from people and groups we already work with and speak to more people as the programme grows.

We will get information from children and young people. We will learn from other similar programmes that have worked well.

Contact

Email: majoreventspmo@gov.scot

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Information

1. What we know

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