Our report The Impact of Regulation in the Foundational Economy was produced as part of the IWA’s project with CREW to look at the foundational economy as a policy agenda…
IWA Analysis: The Economics of Caring
…more about the Foundational Economy? Join us on Thursday 23 September as we launch our report ‘Regulation and the Foundational Economy’, to find out how regulators can Think Small First….
What Wales Could Do with a Community Food Strategy
…feed itself, or to the global impacts of outsourcing food production to countries with lower farming standards, or of importing livestock feed grown on land taken out of tropical rainforest….
Solving the Senedd’s Engagement Problem
…still starts at 1:30pm on a Tuesday afternoon. This needs to be brought forward so that the work of the Senedd can feed into the news cycle, rather than expecting…
How to Rebuild a Local Food Economy
…foundational, accessible to people who do not own wealth or land, carbon negative, generating healthy nutrient-rich food from healthy soil, creates more jobs per acre. These are all key…
Keeping Moving: Access to Sport and Physical Activity in the Pandemic
…what is more important is providing a clear explanation of what to do with that equipment. The feedback from both the Family Fun and the Active at Home programmes made…
Time to Pay Social Care Workers Fairly
…Economic Action Plan identifies the care sector as part of the ‘foundational’ economy, and the Fair Work Commission has highlighted the importance of raising pay for economic reasons as well…
The Big Questions: Welsh Places
…We will operate as a Government on the principle that nobody has a monopoly on good ideas and we will seek to ensure the effectiveness of channels to feed good…
One Wales Two: Are Labour and Plaid’s Manifestos on the Same Page?
…infrastructure and £2bn for the foundational economy. The party would task the National Infrastructure Commission, in conjunction with the Future Generations Commissioner, Development Bank, local government and others to set…