EDAS is pleased to
publish a report summarising the outputs of its Route Map of Common Ambition
policy analysis framework.
The report contains key messages and findings on the
policy fields of innovation, internationalisation and skills, and is
available in both executive and full versions. EDAS would like to thank all
those who contributed to the work of the Route Map.
Robert Pollock, Chair of EDAS, will discuss the Route Map
report at the EDAS/ SLAED Conference, taking place in Aberdeen
tomorrow.
You can download the report at the links below:
About the Route Map of Common Ambition
As Scotland's foremost economic development membership
association, EDAS decided to create a 'Route Map' strategy of priorities for
Scottish economic development following its conference in summer 2014.
The aims
of the Route Map were twofold. First, to reconsider, in a collaborative manner,
some of the big policy issues facing the economic development community.
Second, to ensure key aspects of Scottish economic development were kept at the
forefront of public debate, analysis and comment. The strategy was the
outcome of extensive discussion by the EDAS Board and in consultation with our
members.
You can read about the work and outputs of the three Route
Map working groups, on internationalisation, innovation and skills, by
clicking here.
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