Communities

• Redirecting executive subsidies and support for multi-national companies into funding to support local businesses.
• Communities to get a say on new national planning frameworks.
• An "Environmental Justice Fund" of at least �2m per year to support community improvements help them respond to environmental "threats".
• The introduction of a wide-ranging Sustainable Communities bill which would create incentives to buy from local suppliers and requirements for parts of land in regeneration areas to remain in some form of community ownership.
• Pay communities to protect "public goods", such as wild areas and freshwater.
• Giving all rural households and businesses access to broadband.
• Extend crofting throughout Scotland.
• Increase native woodland cover to 20% by 2010, 25% by 2020 and 40% by 2050.

Economy

• Improve the ability of small businesses to tender for public sector contracts.
• Ensure that at least 10% of public spending goes through social enterprises by 2012.
• Develop an Ethical Financial Services strategy and support initiatives such as credit unions.
• Ensuring the Scottish Executive and its agencies use an indicator which measures quality of life against economic development.
• Make sustainable development "the top priority" for Scottish Enterprise and Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
• Create a national forum for sustainable economic development.
• Work with councils to bring in environmental levies, for example on non-returnable packaging or road congestion.
• Greater powers for the Scottish Parliament to bring in pollution tax and set a 50% tax rate for incomes of more than �100,000.
• Replace council tax and uniform business rates with a Land Value Tax.
• Expand the Sure Start child support programme and establish dedicated support services for parents, "before they reach crisis point".
• "Radically" improve childcare and day-care for working parents and improve status of staff from current "low" levels.
• New legislation to increase access to flexible working.
• Block the use of PFI in new infrastructure schemes and develop alternatives, including municipal bonds.
• Establish an independent review to explore how to bring the national grid into public ownership.
• Make the reduction of public services' carbon footprints obligatory.

Environment

• Appoint a minister for sustainable development and climate change.
• Bring in legislation requiring the Scottish Executive to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2050.
• Establish a four-year fund worth �100m to support carbon-cutting community projects.
• Generate 100% of electricity from renewable energy by 2050.
• Set targets to improve the energy efficiency of housing and other buildings.

Transport

• Upgrade footpaths and pavements
• Link all schools and public centres by cycling and walking routes by 2017.
• Improve bus services and conduct an inquiry into rural services and pricing.
• More funding for Edinburgh trams.
• Legislate for road traffic reduction.

Health

• Bring in legislation to ensure levels of freshness for food procured by the public sector, including schools and NHS establishments.
• Invest in projects to allow more vulnerable patients to be cared for at home.
• Fund more respite facilities for older and disabled people.
• Rule out fluoridation of the water supply and focus on school-based tooth-brushing schemes.
• Increase the student nurse bursary to �10,000 to cut student drop-out rates.
• Offer patients access to complimentary and alternative medicine through GPs and local health boards.
• Raise the minimum age for buying tobacco to 18.

Waste

• Every household in Scotland to be given access to kerbside recycling and compost bins for those with gardens.
• Setting a target of zero waste by 2020.
• Cut greenhouse gas emissions from waste management by at least half by 2020.
• Phase out the sale of single-use batteries while introducing a recycling scheme.
• Making incinerators ineligible for funding support.

Education

• Maximum primary school class sizes of 20.
• Set aside time in the curriculum for extended work experience.
• Bonuses for teachers successful in raising attainment in deprived areas.
• Ban advertising in schools and bring in free, healthy school meals.
• Integrate state-funded religious schools into nondenominational education.
• Improve support for home learning.
• Scrap the student graduate endowment and bring back grants.
• Fund outdoor skills training for teachers and provide cash to refurbish and develop outdoor centres.

Justice

• Increased use of victim-offender mediation services.
• Keep a record of reasons for sentencing and only jail offenders posing a "genuine risk to the public".
• Introduce corporate killing legislation which places duty on individual directors.
• Extend the children's hearing system to help 16-18-year-olds.