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’,
Cynnal Cymru was established in 2002 and works to enable action towards a fair and just society, a low carbon economy and a thriving natural environment.
The Better Greener Project will provide participants with the relevant support to help them learn about the green economy whilst gaining experience in the sector.
Wales’ first-ever Climate Assembly concluded this weekend publish its recommendations for a citizen-led response to climate change in South Wales.
St David is known for the saying ‘Gwnewch y pethau bychain’ – ‘Do the little things’, emphasising how small things can bring about big changes.
The Well-being of Future Generations Act is about improving the social, economic, environmental and cultural well-being of Wales.
After receiving £97,0000 from Welsh Government’s Foundational Economy Challenge Fund in March 2020, Community Care Collaborative (CCC) has been trialing an alternative model of health and social care within Wrexham. The innovative way of working still supports patients’ medical requirements but introduces new systems that prioritises their social and emotional needs.
