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A Conversation on Wales' Future
18 September 2020

Wales faces a number of economic, political and societal challenges. From COVID-19, Brexit, the further devolution of powers, the growing conversation around independence, to sustainable...

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Education Attainment: Responding to Coronavirus Workshops
22 June 2021

Who this event is for This event is for educators, particularly teachers and headteachers from schools and colleges. Dates available 22nd June 2021: 9.30am - 12.30pm 6...

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Mobilising Meaningful Connections between Evidence and Practice
21 November 2019
Knowledge mobilisation is about connecting the work of researchers to decision makers to help inform public policy and professional practice. It’s more than just...
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What Works Centres summit – Local economic performance
10 June 2019
Insights from research and evidence, and the implications for Wales
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Welsh Policy and Politics in Unprecedented Times
24 May 2019
A one-day conference in partnership with WISERD
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The Nordic Model of Gender Equality: Question Time
21 February 2019
How Sweden, Iceland, Finland and Denmark promote gender equality
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Beyond contracting: public service stewardship to maximise public value
5 February 2019
A panel event discussed our latest paper and the future of public procurement in Wales
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Maximising universities’ civic contribution
13 November 2018
The Wales Centre for Public Policy are hosting an event to present and discuss a forthcoming expert report, by Professor John Goddard and Professor Ellen...
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Reigniting Debate on Rural Poverty: Evidence, Practice & Policy Implications
13 July 2018
Leading researchers and practitioners discussed new research on rural poverty in Wales, and reflected on implications for research, policy and practice
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A better way forward for Welsh procurement: Learning lessons from Carillion
4 July 2018
What can we learn from the collapse of Carillion to help us improve public procurement and outsourcing in Wales?