How much funding has been awarded to Social Inclusion Partnership projects in Glasgow, broken down by parliamentary constituency.

The funding allocations to Social Inclusion Partnerships in Glasgow in 1999-2000 and 2000-01 are shown in the following table. Details of the funding provided by each partnership to individual projects and organisations are not maintained centrally.Social Inclusion Partnership (SIP) Fund allocations to Glasgow-based partnerships, 1999-2000 and 2000-01Name of Social Inclusion Partnership | Parliamentary constituency or constituencies in which SIP is located | 1999-2000£000 | 2000-01£000
Glasgow East End SIP | Glasgow ShettlestonGlasgow Springburn Glasgow Baillieston | 2,800 | 2,853
Glasgow North SIP | Glasgow MaryhillGlasgow Springburn | 3,300 | 2,972
Greater Easterhouse SIP | Glasgow SpringburnGlasgow Baillieston | 3,400 | 3,476
Drumchapel SIP | Glasgow Anniesland | 1,875 | 2,547
Gorbals SIP | Glasgow Shettleston | 563 | 764
Greater Govan SIP | Glasgow Govan | 375 | 509
Greater Pollok SIP | Glasgow PollokGlasgow Cathcart | 1,725 | 2,343
Milton SIP | Glasgow Maryhill | 200 | 764
Springburn SIP | Glasgow Springburn | 200 | 764
Glasgow Anti-Racist Alliance SIP | City-wide | 593 | 743
Big Step
- Pathways to Independence SIP | City-wide | 378 | 513
Glasgow Routes out of Prostitution SIP |