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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Politics and Policy » Page 20

Politics and Policy

Comment, analysis and debate on the issues that matter for Wales, by writers from diverse sectors and political perspectives.

Wales Has a Global Responsibility on Deforestation

Shea Buckland-Jones argues Wales’ responsibility in addressing climate change and deforestation extends beyond its borders.

10th November (10th November)
  • Politics and Policy

Voices are Still Missing at the Table of Climate Negotiations

We’re still not making the connections that matter on climate change, says Future Generations Commissioner for Wales Sophie Howe from COP 26.

9th November (3rd November)
  • Politics and Policy

IWA Analysis: The Race to Zero

One week into the COP26 Summit, Will Henson reflects on the Welsh Government’s recent plan to reach Net Zero.

8th November
  • Politics and Policy

Getting to the Roots of Health Inequality

Dai Davies argues that occupational therapists’s holistic approach to care can play a key part in health equity.

3rd November (3rd November)
  • Politics and Policy

Can COP26 Save the World?

Dr John Ball raises some of the practical issues involved in facing global warming, and asks if COP26 will offer solutions.

1st November
  • Politics and Policy

IWA ANALYSIS: Budget and Spending Review – Five Key Takeaways

Dr Jack Watkins offers an analysis of the UK Government’s 2021 Budget announcements and its impact on Wales.

29th October (29th October)
  • Politics and Policy

REPORT: IWA calls for renewed ambition on energy in Wales

In ‘Renewing the Focus: Re-energising Wales Two Years On’, the IWA argues we need a plan that will decarbonise and develop Wales’ Economy.

27th October (27th October)
  • Politics and Policy

LONG READ: From a Welsh Economy to an Economy for Wales: Thinking about an independent Wales

Dr Edward Jones and Dr Brian Jones articulate their vision of an economy for Wales.

25th October (25th October)
  • Politics and Policy

Could a Four-day Work Week Work in Wales?

Richard Thomas considers whether Wales could learn from Scotland’s four-day work week trials and asks who such a scheme would benefit.

20th October
  • Politics and Policy
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