Mae ein hadroddiad ‘A Better Balance: Business Support for the Foundational Economy’, wedi’i baratoi fel rhan o brosiect cydweithredol y Sefydliad Materion Cymreig (IWA) gyda CREW i edrych ar yr…

Mae ein hadroddiad ‘A Better Balance: Business Support for the Foundational Economy’, wedi’i baratoi fel rhan o brosiect cydweithredol y Sefydliad Materion Cymreig (IWA) gyda CREW i edrych ar yr…
Our report, A Better Balance: Business Support for the Foundational Economy, has been produced as part of the IWA’s collaborative project with CREW to look at the foundational economy as…
…vision. “We can extract nutrient-rich juice from grass and feed it to microbes that will produce the chemical building blocks required to make plastic.” What might we want our rural…
…short-changed by the future is reflective of the current uncertain moment, when the devolution settlement itself is being brought into question.” Proponents for a ‘Foundational Economy’ urge we favour the…
…varieties at low stocking densities and high quality nutrient dense organic grasslands and other crops providing environmental benefits aligns well with providing the gene stock and feedstock for cellular agriculture….
…pandemic is serving to highlight health inequalities and regional variation – feeding the postcode lottery for patients accessing services and treatments. In 2017 the Wales Cardiac Network implemented a plan…
…has invested £5m in ‘foundational’ firms in social care, housing and food, to explore new ways of capturing more value – social and economic – within Wales. Funded by CREW,…
…for a credible vocational qualification, more easily comparable to traditional awards such as A-Level. Surveying the Welsh policy landscape, we see exciting developments both in terms of foundational economy and…
…a Covid-19 induced economic downturn. The foundational economy highlights the principle – ‘stickability’ – anchored growth that maximises the multiplier effect. Indeed, prioritising this in Wales suggests the need to…