Commentary

commentary 17 April 2019
How can governments improve cross-cutting working?
Dr Andrew Connell

Cross cutting working - making sure that different departments and services work effectively with each other - is a constant challenge for all governments, even...

commentary 31 January 2019
What does the evidence say about loneliness in Wales?
Suzanna Nesom

Suzanna Nesom explores what we know about the concept of loneliness

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Commentary 7 February 2019
Growing the Welsh tax base through business rates: risks, rewards and trade-offs
Can non-domestic rates make a greater contribution to public revenues in Wales?
Commentary 5 February 2019
Beyond contracting: public service stewardship to maximise public value
John Tizard introduces the key issues and arguments from our recent report
Commentary 31 January 2019
What does the evidence say about loneliness in Wales?
Suzanna Nesom explores what we know about the concept of loneliness
Commentary 11 January 2019
Preventing youth homelessness in Wales
Homelessness expert Tamsin Stirling explores what's being done to tackle youth homelessness
Commentary 20 December 2018
Collaborative procurement in Wales: Pulling together… but in what direction?
Joining forces to buy-in goods and services is a growing trend
Commentary 10 December 2018
What’s being done across the world to tackle air pollution?
Explores what we know about different ways to clean up the air we breathe
Commentary 5 December 2018
5 Things You Should Know About Gender Equality in Wales
Feeding back from our recent Gender Equality Review seminar
Commentary 3 October 2018
Fair work must be about more than who keeps the tips
Tips help, but government policy should focus on progression and skills first, says Jonathan Webb in an article for the Conversation