A performance management framework designed to measure the performance and impact of council-funded money and welfare rights advice services.

A data and benchmarking tool to help community planning partnerships assess if the lives of people in their communities are improving.

LGBF brings together a wide range of information about how all Scottish councils perform in delivering services to local communities.

The Public Service Improvement Framework (PSIF) is a self-assessment approach to support improvement in organisations.

The simple and secure sign-in service for online public services in Scotland.

A simple and secure sign-in service for businesses in Scotland using online public services.

Enabling and creating a digital relationship between parents, pupils and schools.

An online data matching and cleansing solution for the Scottish public sector.

A smartcard used to provide public services to Scottish residents.

The definitive register of all addresses in Scotland.

A single point of access to quality-assured Scottish local authority data, in a consistent format.

Scotland's national public notice portal containing public notices from across Scotland in a single online location.

The UK’s largest public service collaboration platform.

The IS can help you with webinars for sharing good practice, interesting examples, sparking discussion and interactive training sessions.

The change team helps councils and their partners to deliver transformational and operational level change.

The Community Planning Improvement Board (CPIB) provides improvement support for community planning in Scotland.

Providing business analysis and knowledge management support to Scottish Government and councils as they expand the hours of funded early learning and childcare to 1140 hours by August 2020.

The programme works to help councils maximise the impact of their economic development activities.

Support for implementation of the Fairer Scotand Duty to reduce inequalities of outcome related to socio-economic disadvantage.

Improving the impact of Scotland’s money advice services and supporting councils and their partners in this process.

Working with local authorities and health boards to support the development of Local Child Poverty Action Reports and ensure they are an effective lever for tackling child poverty in Scotland.

Supporting capacity building to improve the performance and effectiveness of organisations.

Supporting councils and their partners to collaborate in place-based approaches to joint planning, resourcing and delivery of places that enable all communities to flourish.

Exploring opportunities to share services among the 32 roads authorities and Transport Scotland.

Leading the development of spatial information products and a collective approach to collective data management across Scottish local government.

Coordinating the National Violence Against Women Network and National Cedar Project to help councils and their partners to improve outcomes for women, children and young people affected by violence.

Helping to embed welfare rights and money advisors within healthcare settings.

Assisting councils and their partners in effective workforce planning.

A continuous professional development framework for Scottish councillors developed in partnership with local government.

A series of notebooks providing information, guidance and support to community planning partnership (CPP) board members.

Support for the professional development of Scotland's councillors.

Addressing learning and development needs in planning services.

SQA-accredited qualifications for people working in change management.

Products and services to help you make the best use of your data, supporting decision-making and service planning.

Working with councils and other key partners to carry out and/or support evaluations covering a range of activities.

Our research team manages analytical projects, undertakes bespoke analysis, and conducts independent research projects in order to improve the local government evidence base.