Wales. Insert: ‘and reasonable expenses subject to the approval of the Practice and’
Wales. The National Council for Education and Training for Wales (ELWa – Education and Learning Wales, part of WAG from April 2006) has been active in developing measures of performance for the sector, aimed at providing data to providers for benchmarking and monitoring their performance (ELWa, 2004c).These new measures are proposed for FE, WBL, community learning and school sixth forms funded by the Welsh Assembly Government and are based around similar themes to the measures being developed in England: • completion rates • attainment • value for money • learner destinations • customer satisfaction • value added • engagement with employers • engagement with communities. ELWa has also introduced a requirement for providers to complete a self-assessment report and quality development plan. This requires the use of benchmarking data to compare the performance of different programmes, subject areas and departments, using trends across recent years, performance against targets and measuring their performance against that of other providers.
Wales. Two webinars were held in Wales, in May 2013 and June 2014, at events supporting the Wales declaration of intent7. Details of these are given in D5.6.2 and D5.6.3, together with the presentations at both events. 5 xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/2013/10/09/open-scotland-report-and-actions/ 6 xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xx/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=106 7 xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx.xx/about/
Wales. The Standards Quality and Governance division, DELLS, WAG has been active in developing measures of performance for the sector, aimed at offering data to providers for benchmarking and monitoring their performance (ELWa, 2004c). New measures are proposed for FE, WBL, community learning and school sixth forms funded by the Welsh Assembly Government, including data on; • completion rates • attainment • value for money • learner destinations • customer satisfaction • value added • engagement with employers • engagement with communities. WAG has also introduced a requirement for providers to complete a self-assessment report and quality development plan. This requires the use of benchmarking data to compare the performance of different programmes, subject areas and departments, using trends across recent years and performance against targets and measuring their performance against that of other providers.
Wales. In the case of the funding of FE provision in Wales, out-turn figures are produced from the Lifelong Learning Wales Record (LLWR) data submitted by providers. Funding is then allocated at an aggregated level, based on a comparison between out-turn and target figures. This prohibits subsequent disaggregation back to learning aim level, which would restrict efforts to accurately apportion amounts of investment in LLUK-relevant provision specifically. For this reason, funding for FE in Wales was not obtained for this report.
Wales. In its latest Progress Report for Wales, the Climate Change Committee finds that while Wales achieved a reduction in carbon emissions by 28% below 1990 levels in line with its First Carbon Budget (2026- 2020), progress is highly dependent on reducing emissions in sectors such as industry, where policy levers are largely reserved to the UK government. With Welsh industry representing 16% of UK industrial emissions, it also has a major role to play in the UK’s pathway to Net Zero. However, as of June 2023, there are currently no engineered removals projects operating in Wales. The Welsh Government has not yet defined the role it expects engineered removals to play in delivering Net Zero in Wales. In the Second Carbon Budget61, the Welsh Government has nonetheless committed to undertaking a feasibility study for different engineered removals approaches. The Welsh Government has also committed to engaging in UK Government discussions and decision-making on the governance and regulation of engineered removals. Finally, Wales is a core member of Beyond Oil and Gas Association (BOGA), an association that is committed to end new concessions, licensing or leasing rounds for oil and gas production and exploration and to set a Paris-aligned date for ending oil and gas production and exploration on the territory over which they have jurisdiction.
Wales. The annual operating price of Wales will be added when it is available Wales covers the areas previously covered by the following Probation Trusts: Wales It is made up of the following Local Delivery Units: North Wales South Wales – Cardiff and Vale South Wales – Swansea, Neath, Bridgend, RCT and Merthyr Dyfed Powys Gwent It is co-terminous with the following Contract Package Areas: The Wales Community Rehabilitation Company It covers the following police areas / PCCs: Dyfed Powys; Gwent; North Wales; South Wales. It includes the following list of resettlement prisons: (Please note: designated resettlement prisons may be subject to change in order to manage operational pressures.) Altcourse (led by CPA 6) - Adult Local / YOI; Cardiff - Adult Local / YOI; Eastwood Park – Adult Female Closed Local; Parc - Adult Local & YOI & Trainer for S Wales; Prescoed - Adult Male Open; Stoke Heath - Adult Cat C / YOI; Styal – Female Local: Closed, Training & YOI; Swansea - Adult Local / YOI; Thorn Cross – Adult Male Open / YOI It covers the following local authorities: Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council; Bridgend County Borough Council; Caerphilly County Borough Council; Cardiff Council; Carmathenshire County Council; Ceredigion County Council; Conwy County Borough Council; Denbighshire County Council; Flintshire County Council; Gwynedd Council; Isle of Anglesey County Council; Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council; Monmouthshire County Council; Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council; Newport City Council; Pembrokeshire County Council; Powys County Council; Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council; Swansea City and County Council; Torfaen County Borough Council; Vale of Glamorgan County Borough Council; Wrexham County Borough Council; Divisional Strategic Needs Analysis and Segmentation Data Segmentation is an ongoing programme of work led by NOMS Commissioning Strategies Group in partnership with NOMS Performance and Analysis Group. It enables delivery of better outcomes for offenders and communities and best value for money, by: Exposing evidence-based choices about investment in different groups/segments of the population and choices about investment in services matched to their risks and needs It develops and synthesises the evidence on what works in delivering different outcomes for different offender groups. It also integrates the information on offenders’ risk and needs profiles from thousands of OASys assessments, with caseload data and Police National Compu...
