Robert Rae on creating an environment for change
Posted on 17-01-2009
in: Future / Public Service Reform

Robert talks about the need for recognise drug and alcohol use as a complex area requiring flexibility.

 

Robert Rae

Scotland’s Futures Forum Director

Location: Edinburgh

Robert Rae is Director of Scotland’s Futures Forum, a non party political organisation owned by the Scottish Parliament’s Corporate Body. Its role is to promote long term strategic thinking within the Parliament and further afield. Robert led the Forum’s recent alcohol and drugs project as well as other futures work around an ageing society and…

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