EDC Response to Consultations
EDC regularly responds to joined-up, coordinated consultations at a national and international level. EDC looks for exchanging fresh, innovative and practical ideas through these dialogues as they will contribute towards collective and well-inform decision-making processes in relevant areas.
Design as a driver of user-centred innovation. European Commission-Enterprise and Industry. Submitted by EDC on June 2009.
The consultation aims to find out whether more should be done for making design an integral part of European innovation policy. The questions for the consultation are based on the Commission staff working document on Design as a driver of user-centred innovation.
EDC’s response to the ‘Design as a Driver of User-Centred Innovation Consultation'.
Green Jobs for Wales: Consultation Document. Welsh Assembly Government. Issued on November 2008. Submitted by EDC on February 2009.
The Green Jobs Strategy is a key element within the One Wales Programme for Government. It forms part of a broader range of measures designed to create a sustainable economy built on the foundations of sustainable businesses, sustainable technologies and sustainable employment.
EDC’s response to the ‘Green Jobs for Wales: Consultation Document’.
The Green Jobs Strategy has been drawn up following the consultation process and will play an important part in helping Wales reduce its carbon footprint.
Click on the link to read the Welsh Assembly Government's Capturing the Potential: A Green Jobs Strategy for Wales document.
Climate Change Strategy, High Level Policy Consultation. Welsh Assembly Government. Issued on January 2009. Submitted by EDC on February 2009.
The consultation explains the Welsh Assembly Government’s policy on climate change and expands on the One Wales commitments. It also recognises the new statutory framework established by the Climate Change Act 2008.
EDC’s response to the ‘Climate Change Strategy, High Level Policy Consultation’.
One Wales: One Planet, consultation on a new sustainable development scheme for Wales. Welsh Assembly Government. Issued on November 2008. Submitted by EDC on February 2009.
Consultation on "One Wales: One Planet" the draft of a renewed sustainable development scheme under the Government of Wales Act 2006. The consultation sets out how the Welsh Assembly Government intends to promote sustainable development.
EDC’s response to the ‘One Wales: One Planet, consultation on a new sustainable development scheme for Wales’.
Sustainability appraisal of the review of the Wales Waste Strategy. Welsh Assembly Government. Submitted by EDC on January 2009.
As part of the review of the Wales Waste Strategy, a sustainability appraisal (SEA/SA) was undertaken to inform the review and the drafting of the strategy.
EDC’s response to the sustainability appraisal of the Wales Waste Strategy.
Consultation on controls on the handling, transfer and transport of waste. Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Second Consultation, issued on June 2008. Submitted by EDC on September 2008.
EDC’s response to the consultation on controls on the handling, transfer and transport of waste.
Sustainable development in higher education. Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE). Issued on June 2008. Submitted by EDC on September 2008.
Progress report and consultation on the 2008 update to strategic statement and action plan on sustainable development in the higher education sector.
EDC’s response to the sustainable development in higher education consultation document.
Waste Reduction Inquiry. House of Lords Science and Technology Committee. Submitted by EDC on October 2007.
EDC commented and provided oral evidence on this inquiry about waste minimisation and resource efficiency. Click here to visit the House of Lords website where you can find the Waste Reduction Reports, the Government response and latest debates
EDC's response to the Waste Reduction Inquiry.
Creativity, Innovation & Design in Welsh Business, Mapping exercise. Welsh Assembly Government and Design Wales. Submitted by EDC on August 2007.
Mapping exercise in response to the Cox Review which is concerned with identifying the level of creativity in business.
EDC's response to the Creativity, Innovation & Design in Welsh Business, Mapping exercise.
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