Building back better’ for future generations Read more about Building back better’ for future generations More about this event In May 2020 the Auditor General and Future Generations Commissioner published their first statutory reports under the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015. These reports describe how public bodies across Wales are applying the Act and what they need to do to improve.
Cyber resilience in Wales Read more about Cyber resilience in Wales More about this event The modern world is increasingly reliant upon digital technology. The amount of data stored by public bodies is growing, and increasingly, computerised systems are performing vital functions in public services. However, one of the downsides to this increased digitisation is the growing cyber threat from unscrupulous organisations and individuals seeking to exploit the digital world for their own monetary or political gain.
Two new Executive Director roles Read more about Two new Executive Director roles In April 2020, the Auditor General for Wales and the Wales Audit Office adopted a new identity as Audit Wales, and we’re now seeking to appoint two new roles: an Executive Director of Audit Services, and an Executive Director of Communications and Change.
Carmarthenshire County Council – Financial Sustainability Assessment Read more about Carmarthenshire County Council – Financial Sustainability Assessment
Isle of Anglesey County Council – Financial Sustainability Assessment Read more about Isle of Anglesey County Council – Financial Sustainability Assessment
‘Raising Our Game’ - Tackling Fraud in Wales Read more about ‘Raising Our Game’ - Tackling Fraud in Wales
Public service leaders should give a higher priority to tackling fraud in Wales Read more about Public service leaders should give a higher priority to tackling fraud in Wales
Dancing to a new beat: the next phase of public services’ response to COVID-19 Read more about Dancing to a new beat: the next phase of public services’ response to COVID-19 Blog summary: As we move out of the lockdown, public services face a new and uncertain ‘new normal’. What are the lessons we can take into this new normal from the initial response to the virus? This article draws on a widely read blog on the ‘hammer and the dance’ published in March 2020.