Phoebe Nicklin, our Fair Economy and Sustainability Adviser, explores the fragility of the global food system, what Wales is doing and what each person can do today to build resilient food systems.
We would like to highlight two packages of Welsh Government financial support that may be suitable for Foundational Economy employers – the Flexible Skills Programme and SMART Flexible Innovation Support (FIS).
How can school meals support health and sustainability within the wider economy?
The Welsh Government-funded partnership between innovation management company SimplyDo and five social housing providers that is changing the foundational economy.
Annual Summit:
Bridging the Ambition to Action Gap
What does the near future of sustainability and fair work policy look like for Wales?
How can we manage the complexities of eco anxiety and a conflicting, uncertain world towards productive climate action?
What can a just and fair net zero transition look like? It’s a topic that has been on my mind a lot since joining Cynnal Cymru in February as the Senior Programme and Policy Lead, leading our Fair Work and Living Wage team. Unsurprisingly for a charity called ‘Sustain Wales’,
How do we build green skills for a Net Zero Wales? Last week, a few members of the Cynnal Cymru team attended Green Skills for a Net Zero Wales led by Business in the Community. In this breakfast briefing about the Green Skills agenda in Wales, likeminded organisations met to
Cardiff Metropolitan University launches a ‘how to’ case study report and a list of circular economy (CE) resources available in Wales to help organisations develop their CE knowledge and skills.
