Using Evidence

publication 24 February 2016
Childcare Policy Options for Wales
Dr Gillian Paull and Xiaowei Xu

What is the potential impact of extending the Welsh Government’s provision of free childcare for three to four year olds?

commentary 16 May 2018
Strengthening the Links Between Academic Research and the National Assembly for Wales
Sarah Quarmby

Exploring some of the main ways that the Welsh Assembly and academic researchers can keep in touch

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What Works Centres summit – Local economic performance
10 June 2019
Insights from research and evidence, and the implications for Wales
Commentary 6 June 2019
Evidence, practice and philosophy: How can we undertake effective evidence-informed practice in Wales?
Wales is currently experiencing an unprecedented level of educational reform. Along with a distinctive approach to curriculum development comes an emphasis on transforming schools into...
Press Releases 30 May 2019
Youth homelessness focus at Urdd Eisteddfod
Dr Andrew Connell will tell the Urdd Eisteddfod how youth homelessness can be eradicated in Wales.
past event
Welsh Policy and Politics in Unprecedented Times
24 May 2019
A one-day conference in partnership with WISERD
Publications 17 May 2019
Powers and Policy Levers – What works in delivering Welsh Government policies?
This report presents the findings of research on the ways in which Welsh Ministers use the powers and policy levers available to them. We focus...
Commentary 17 May 2019
Powers and Policy Levers – What works in delivering Welsh Government policies?
As Wales marks twenty years of devolution, our latest report, Powers and Policy Levers: What works in delivering Welsh Government policies? presents the findings of...
Commentary 15 May 2019
Introducing our Advisory Board Members
It is my very great pleasure to introduce the member of the Wales Centre for Public Policy’s distinguished Advisory Group.
Publications 14 May 2019
Analysis of the Factors Contributing to the High Rates of Care in Wales
On 31st March 2018, there were 6,405 children looked after in Wales, almost 1,900 more children than were looked after in 2006. Over that time Wales has consistently had...