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Good Food Nation Plan development – understanding local authority and health board processes: report
This report shares findings from a Scottish Graduate School of Social Science Internship research project on the development of Good Food Nation Plans across Scottish local authorities and NHS health boards.
Appendix 2: Survey snapshot
Organisation type
- Local Authority: 10 (59%)
- Health Board: 7 (41%)
Stage of preparation
- Initial discussions only: 10 (59%)
- Preliminary planning underway: 7 (41%)
Familiarity with Act requirements
- Somewhat familiar: 8 (47%)
- Very familiar: 5 (29%)
- Limited familiarity: 4 (24%)
Capacity rating
- Low capacity: 12 (71%)
- Moderate capacity: 4 (24%)
- Unable to assess at this time: 1 (6%)
Estimated FTE required
- 0.6-1.0 FTE (3-5 days per week): 5 (29%)
- 0.2-0.4 FTE (1-2 days per week): 4 (24%)
- More than 1.0 FTE: 4 (24%)
- Unable to estimate: 3 (18%)
- Less than 0.2 FTE (1 day per week): 1 (6%)
Expected number of departments involved
- 5-6 departments: 6 (35%)
- 7+ departments: 4 (24%)
- Not yet determined: 3 (18%)
- 3-4 departments: 3 (18%)
- 1-2 departments: 1 (6%)
Expectation of joint/combined approach
- Maybe: 8 (47%)
- Yes: 7 (41%)
- No: 2 (12%)
Alignment with existing strategic priorities
- Well aligned: 11 (65%)
- Very well aligned: 4 (24%)
- Moderately aligned: 2 (12%)
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