Built Environment Forum Scotland (BEFS), the link body for built environment professional and voluntary organisations in Scotland, is asking members for advice and suggestions on Scotland’s national performance indicators for heritage, with a closing date of 18 December.
BEFS Director Euan Leitch said: ‘I hope that you will share our survey within your own networks and in your newsletters or bulletins.’
BEFS writes:
A review of the National Performance Framework, Scotland Performs, is taking place providing an opportunity to recommend changes so that it better represents the key priorities set out in the Historic Environment Strategy ‘Our Place in Time’.
The current National Performance Indicator for the historic environment is ‘Improve the condition of Scotland’s historic sites’ and the indicator measure is ‘the percentage of category A listed buildings on the Buildings at Risk Register.’
Previous work undertaken by BEFS has revealed a desire by some members of the heritage sector to change this. We are therefore seeking your view on the existing National Performance Indicator and measures for the historic environment and inviting suggestions if you think it should be changed.
You can link directly to the survey or to a page on the BEFS website
