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the general public in action on climate change. Engagement with the general public about climate policies that will affect them and their communities is important so that people can share their views and ... net zero, and that Welsh Government should undertake equality impact assessments on climate change policies and interventions to ensure that those worst off in society are not disproportionately affected
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opportunities to be involved in the co-production of policy and services within their communities. Question 3: Have we identified the key policies and mechanisms that can deliver real change ... sufficiently ambitious response to the major public policy issue of our ageing society? Comments: We believe that the Strategy identifies the major policy areas that need to be addressed. The Action Plan
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evidence of the specific needs of older people; reflecting a diversity of views and experiences that policy makers and practitioners need to take into account when considering what should be done to ensure ... over the age of 50. Despite this awareness, they are doing nothing to limit the impact of their policies on the older generation.” On being asked about accessing healthcare, 21% of veterans told us that
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to night time domiciliary care provision. Although there are no Welsh Government regulations or policies differentiating the entitlement to night time care from day time care entitlement, responses to ... in Wales, Age Cymru has established a Task and Finish Group to develop a more detailed Age Cymru policy position on Paying for Care, including: • what the charity believes would be a fair and sustainable
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with individuals to balance rights, responsibilities and risks 4.2 following risk assessment policies and procedures to assess whether the behaviour of individuals presents a risk of harm to themselves ... serious concerns (which should be cited in the statutory guidance on Regulation 20), and other key policies (eg, on safeguarding and co-production) and guidance documents relevant to the sector, including
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themselves, resulting in mutual care relationships that are not yet well recognised by existing care policy and practices. Extending the retirement age of the UK population is likely to further reduce the ... to night time domiciliary care provision. Although there are no Welsh Government regulations or policies differentiating the entitlement to night time care from day time care entitlement, responses to
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rubbish (Blaenau Gwent) • Our streets are littered with furniture and the council doesn’t have a policy for this issue (Ceredigion) • Dog/animal excrement not being picked up by owners on pavements and
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.......................................................................................... 5 2.3 Policy context ........................................................................................ ... public transport, were also published. We hope that our findings and others will inform the Welsh policies and actions, so that public transport services are not only protected but enhanced given their importance
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1 Bysiau – gwasanaeth allweddol i bobl hŷn Adroddiad gan Sefydliad Bevan ar gyfer Age Cymru Rhagfyr 2013 Cynnwys Crynodeb gweithredol ........................................................................................ 1 1. Cyflwyniad ........................................................................................................3 1.1 Yr hyn a wnaethom ..........
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in Wales. A report by the Bevan Foundation for Age Cymru. https://www.ageuk.org.uk/cymru/policy/age-cymru-policy-publications-1/buses--a-lifeline-for-olderpeople-1/ 5 Age Cymru (2016) EnvisAGE. No 11.
