SNAP 2: vision, purpose, outcomes

Vision - graphic of an eyeOur Vision 

                  A Scotland where every person can live with human dignity. 

Purpose - Target and arrow graphicOur Purpose 

                  SNAP 2 unites public bodies, civil society, and individuals to: 

  • Coordinate human rights activities across Scotland. 
  • Promote greater awareness and understanding of human rights. 
  • Advance the realisation of rights for all. 

Goals- graphic shows various roads going in different directionsOur Goals 

                  By 2026: Medium-Term Outcomes 

  • Empowered People: More people understand how human rights impact their lives. 
  • Global Awareness: Greater knowledge and support for international human rights. 
  • Active Involvement: Rights holders help shape and monitor rights-based approaches. 
  • Closing Gaps: Systematic identification and action on gaps in rights protection. 
  • Better Data: Improved collection and use of equality and human rights data. 
  • Informed Public Bodies: Public bodies deepen their understanding and application of human rights. 
  • Responsive Services: Public services act on feedback to improve laws, policies, and practices. 

All outcomes are developed in partnership with rights holders and delivery partners. 

                  By 2030: Long-Term Outcomes 

  • Empowerment: Everyone understands and asserts their rights. 
  • Participation: People help shape decisions affecting their rights. 
  • Human Rights Culture: Public services put human rights at the heart of what they do. 
  • International Leadership: Scotland leads, learns, and promotes human rights globally. 
  • Accountability: Organisations are held responsible for upholding rights. 
  • Access for All: Everyone enjoys quality public services, regardless of who they are or where they live. 
  • Equality: Opportunities and outcomes improve for all, reducing inequality across Scotland.