Dave Clubb, Chair of the National Infrastructure Commission for Wales, introduces Imagining Wales in 2100, an anthology of essays we will be releasing in partnership over this summer.
Mental Health: What Wales’ Further Education sector can learn from Slovenia
Catherine Lewis, NPTC Group of Colleges Principal, reflects on a recent visit to Slovenia and what Wales could take from the nation’s emphasis on active wellbeing.
IWA Analysis: The contribution of business to a just energy transition with Wales & West Utilities
Lydia Godden summarises a recent IWA roundtable hosted in partnership with Wales & West Utilities about the future role of business in decarbonising Wales’ energy sector.
IWA Analysis: Building the Democratic Puzzle – MSs vote to support Senedd Reform
In the week the Senedd turned 25, substantial reforms to the way the parliament works were passed, marking the next chapter in the ever-evolving story of devolution.
Older Not Colder: Tackling Fuel Poverty Among Older People in Wales
Becky Ricketts introduces Older not Colder, a new service to help older people stay warm in their home and combat fuel poverty.
‘Having a home should be a right, not a privilege’
Taff Housing CEO Helen White explains how the Welsh Government should tackle homelessness across the capital city.
IWA Analysis: The journey ahead – achieving a sustainable transport system for people and planet
Joe Rossiter discusses his new IWA report developed in partnership with Arup on the steps ahead for creating a transport system in Wales which is fit for people, places and planet
IWA Analysis: Building from the Bottom: Delivering wellbeing and resilience through community ownership
Lydia Godden summarises the IWA and Bangor University’s recent event about the role of social enterprises and community ownership models in tackling local economic challenges.
IWA Analysis: Sharing Power, Spreading Wealth: The green transition must deliver greater economic benefit for communities in Wales
Lydia Godden outlines the need for Welsh communities to benefit from a greater share of the income generated through Wales’ natural resources and explains our recommendations.