SAIF: Glasgow City Council Research Project

Added on Monday 28 Nov 2011

Glasgow City Council and Nicki Souter Associates are working with Zero Waste Scotland on a research project. They want to find out how best to engage people who do not speak English as their first language, those with learning difficulties, those with literacy problems and those with a visual impairment, in recycling.

They are currently gathering information on the relevant support organisations in Glasgow and meeting with representatives to ask about current engagement techniques and best practice.

If you would like to find out more please see the briefing note below. Or get in touch with if they can come for a chat and learn more from you.

Briefing Note for Glasgow City Council Research Project on Recycling

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Consumer Focus Scotland no longer hosts the Forum as of 16 November 2012 as UK Government changes to Consumer Focus means hosting is no longer compatible with its role. Since an alternative host acceptable to Scottish Government has not to date been found, the project has had to be closed down.

Scottish Government (the Adult Care and Support Division) are considering how the SAIF agenda can be taken forward in the future.

2012 - We launched our own elearning platform in the summer. This is currently on hold.

We have developed a new good practice section on this website.

We produced a new Brief Guide to PDFs and Accessibility.

Accessible website design and development by Jim Byrne.