The IWA outlines eighteen recommendations for action that could lead to the development of more investment in renewable energy projects in Wales
Reports
Our reports are available to download free of charge to ensure that they are accessible to all.
The Single Market of the Mind
A ‘hard Brexit’ could do untold damage to the educational and cultural fabric of Wales, and would harm our economic competitiveness. Safeguarding these sectors must be a ‘red line’ for the Welsh Government in any talks with the EU. To download the IWA’s report, The Single Market of the Mind, by Geraint Talfan-Davies, […]
The IWA’s response to the inquiry into the future of S4C
To download the IWA Media Policy Group’s response to the National Assembly for Wales’ Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Committee’s inquiry into the future of S4C in March for free click here
IWA Media Group response to DCMS white paper on BBC
The Institute of Welsh Affairs’ Media Policy Group’s response to the DCMS white paper on the BBC; “A BBC for the future: a broadcaster of distinction” which was published in May 2016.
‘Re-energising Wales’- Programme for Government recommendations
The IWA outlines eight recommendations for action over the next five years by Welsh Government on energy policy in Wales.
IWA Media Group response to the BBC Charter Review
An IWA Media Group Response to the independent review into how the BBC is governed and regulated.
IWA Wales Media Audit 2015
The Wales Media Audit 2015, carried out by a group of media experts and academics on behalf of the Institute of Welsh Affairs, has examined in detail the range and output of TV, radio, online and press, and sets out 37 recommendations for change.
Response to the DCMS Public Consultation on the BBC Charter
This response to the UK Government’s public consultation on the review of the BBC Charter is informed by the results of our latest audit.
Let’s talk cancer
We asked patients and their loved ones ‘What would you improve about cancer care in Wales?’
IWA Senedd Paper: Good Food for All
This paper makes the case for Wales to actively embrace the good food movement to promote a wide variety of causes, including health and wellbeing, social justice, ecological integrity and animal welfare.