Almost all organisations are affected the Welsh Government’s budget, whether it’s paying into it via certain taxes, benefiting directly from grants and allowances, or by service users accessing services. Many organisations’ campaigns call for additional resources.
But how well do you understand the budget process? And how do you influence it?
This half-day CPD-certified training will give you unparalleled insights into Welsh public finances, delivered by experts in the field. It will equip you with an understanding of the opportunities and constraints that affect your activities, highlight the best ways to try to influence spending decisions and inform you about key terms. If you’ve ever wondered how the Barnett formula is calculated or what is a MEG then this is for you.
The session will cover:
We are delighted to announce that we already have a number of great speakers already confirmed with others to follow. You can see our draft agenda below:
Delegates the previous training session public spending said:
Very useful course for someone new to policy, and good value for money.
This short course was informative and engaging
The training will be delivered online, between 9.15 am and 1.00 pm via Zoom. There will be time for questions and discussion with experts as well as short breaks away from the screen. The number of places is limited to ensure that you have an opportunity to contribute.
The delegate fee is highly-competitive with discounts for early birds and Bevan Foundation subscribers (£99). Please note that booking fees are payable in addition to the delegate fee.
Guto is a researcher on the Wales Fiscal Analysis (WFA) programme within Cardiff University’s Wales Governance Centre. His interests include public finances, fiscal policy, and tax devolution in Wales, and he writes and comments regularly on commentary and analysis on the Welsh Government budget, public services, and the Welsh economy.
Peredur is Member of the Senedd for South Wales East following his election in 2021 and is chair of the Finance Committee. Prior to he election, he worked for Cytun and Christian Aid, having previously worked in financial services.
Peredur will be joined by one of the clerks to the Finance Committee.
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