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The summary details the evaluation findings for the first 18 months of the programme covering the progress made by fast track projects. It also details the findings from baseline surveys received from activities projects in Scotland.
The overall pattern of rural/small town Scotland receiving lower per capita levels of funding is offset in part by there being more projects funded in rural areas. Whilst this pattern of funding may distribute resources more widely, there is a danger that rural projects do not receive sufficient funding to meet the potentially higher per capita costs of rural delivery.
The evaluation encompasses both the People's Network and ICT training programme (elsewhere in this report the People's Network is commonly used to refer to both programmes). It has been designed to analyse the impact of the programme.
This summary is based on the second interim report of the cancer evaluation. It provides an overview of the main themes explored in the full report. It is intended for grantholders and other stakeholders of the Big Lottery Fund cancer programmes in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and for a wider audience of those with an interest in the delivery of cancer care and associated services.
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