In a society fixated with image, branding is big business. A coherent and well-executed brand is essential to an organisation’s survival.

The Welsh Government is responsible for the functions and powers devolved to it by the Crown and has a budget to administer and deliver public services in devolved areas in Wales.

Delivery of an effective campaign to change policy in Wales requires thought before you get started.

Senedd Cymru, or the Welsh Parliament has a number of committees whose role involves conducting investigations into policy decisions made by Welsh Government or examining proposed new legislation.

Petitions to Senedd Cymru, or the Welsh Parliament, are a relatively easy way to ensure the issue that matters to you is discussed by politicians in Cardiff Bay, placing it firmly on the political agenda.

This information sheet will explain how legislation is made in Wales and how the sector can influence this.

Before outlining your marketing approach, it is key to define your product, service, or benefit. This is your core, and all marketing activity should feed directly back to this core.

The National Principles for Public Engagement in Wales are a set of ten principles for engaging with the public and service users.

There are several questions that you need to consider before deciding to produce a newsletter. The answer to these questions should determine and justify the frequency and purpose of your newsletter.

This information sheet will discuss the difference between campaigning and lobbying, along with tips on how third sector groups should plan their campaign, consideration of Charity Commission Guidance on the matter, and where to get more information.

Social media is an interactive, digital channel that facilitates the creation or sharing of information, ideas, career interests, and other forms of expression via virtual communities and networks.

The National Assembly for Wales Commission was created by the Government of Wales Act 2006.