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What Works in Ageing Better?
24 February 2020

There are over 650,000 over-65s in Wales, representing 21% of the Welsh population. Making Wales a good place to grow old is a priority for government,...

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Wales’s Future

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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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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?
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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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Networking evening with the Alliance for Useful Evidence
4 June 2018
Bringing together policymakers and academics connected to WCPP, as well as Alliance for Useful Evidence members based in and around Wales, this event aims to...
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The Implications of Brexit for Wales and Devolution
20 March 2018
We examine what implications will Brexit have for devolution and public policy in Wales and the other devolved administrations.
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What makes Policy Commissions Successful?
26 January 2018
Last Autumn, the First Minister announced the appointment of a new Commission on Justice in Wales, tasked to examine how a distinct Welsh justice system...
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Improving Evidence Use in Government: How Can Academics Get their Research Heard?
27 March 2018
At this year's Political Studies Association’s Annual Conference we asked how academics can best get their research heard by government.