The researchers from James Hutton Institute and Scotland’s Rural College are looking to improve the current understanding of the reasons why there are differences in social and economic outcomes across Scottish rural areas and small towns, and how policies could resolve these disparities.
The survey covers the following topics:
- what stakeholders perceive to be the most important issues and subjects which affect Scotland’s rural areas and small towns
- whether there is data to measure these issues and subjects at the local level
- how stakeholders use and analyse data about places and people
- how existing online resources for viewing and accessing data and maps can be improved
To find out more about the survey directly from the James Hutton Institute, click here.
A link to the survey is available here.
