Consumers in Vulnerable Circumstances Research

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£400,000

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  • Social research services

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  • contract

Published

2 months ago

Description

Consumer Scotland wishes to commission a single supplier to deliver two to four social research projects per year relating to the experiences of  consumers living in vulnerable circumstances in Scotland.   The contract may also be used to provide support with Consumer Scotland’s other engagement activities with consumers in vulnerable circumstances such as organising and facilitating lived experience input to a specific activity such as a workshop.

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Consumer Scotland

Body governed by public law

Caroline Little

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