Behaviour change

Active Scotland Delivery Plan

Organisation:
Scottish Government

Media type:
Strategy

Topic:
Behaviour change

Setting:
Employees / workplace, Community, Families / residential, Individuals, Town centres / Urban, Pupils & students / education, Leisure & recreation / tourism, Countryside / Rural

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Progress towards a vision of a Scotland where people in Scotland are more active, more often is measured through a set of indicators reported on the Active Scotland Outcomes Framework website.

Key statistics

77%

of adults say they feel safe or very safe walking alone in their local area after dark (SCJS 2019/20)

70%

of adults live within a five minute walk of their local greenspace (SHS 2021)

79%

of adults walked for at least 30 minutes for recreation in the last four weeks (SHS 2021)

Walking

was the most popular physical activity irrespective of deprivation (SHS 2018)

Plan setting out actions that Scottish Government and partners are undertaking, working together to encourage and support people in Scotland to be more active, more often. Progress towards a vision of a Scotland where people in Scotland are more active, more often is measured through a set of indicators reported on the Active Scotland Outcomes Framework website.

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Behaviour change

Active Scotland Delivery Plan

Overview

Key statistics

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