New Websites for Scotland and Wales

In advance of our Celtic Nations conference in Edinburgh promoting best practice in sustainable development, the Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) is launching two brand new independent websites, one for it’s offices in Scotland and the other for Wales.

The Sustainable Development Commission in Scotland is the Scottish Executives independent advisory body on sustainable development. The Sustainable Development Commission in Wales is the Welsh Assembly’s independent advisory body on sustainable development. Both websites feature news, resources and links about the relevant region and can be accessed from the links below.

» SDC Scotland
» SDC Wales

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• SDC welcomes new department 'to tackle energy security and climate change together'
• Video: Government retreat on free home energy monitors
• Nuclear remains the wrong option
• We are moving!
• Building Houses or Creating Communities?
• Alice Owen speech to Green Alliance’s local government and climate change summit
• Faces in da crowd - Photo Report
• Adair Turner: The Economics of Climate Change
• SDC welcomes zero carbon homes, boost for biofuels, and better school buildings in Government’s Pre-Budget Report
• Off the starting block
• Ofgem in-depth review
• Encouraging signs - Apart From The Green Light For Nuclear
• Sustainable Schools for pupils, communities and the environment
• Why are we waiting?
• Is nuclear the answer?
• Helping the NHS to be a Good Corporate Citizen
• Ready to act?
• Delivering a Double Dividend: Better nutrition for more sustainable diets
• Building tomorrow, today - Annual review 2005
• A New Director for the SDC
• The Next Steps - An Independent Review of Sustainable Development in the English Regions
• Capitalism As If The World Matters
• Seeing the light: Microgeneration brings energy to life
• SDC Scotland and the Sustainable Consumption Roundtable e-bulletin
• Hits and myths of funding
• Meeting climate change emissions targets- update
• Sustainable Consumption Roundtable e-Bulletin No.2
• A Better Indication? SDC’s first take on latest Government SD Indicators
• Greater use of wood fuel could radically cut climate change emissions
• Meeting climate change emissions targets
• Wind power in the UK- press coverage
• Wind power in the UK
• Wind power Q&As
• Sustainable Consumption Roundtable: what we will be doing
• Introducing the Sustainable Consumption Roundtable
• Government commits to more sustainable future
• Wales commits to UK strategic framework for sustainable development
• Scotland commits to UK framework for sustainable development
• New Websites for Scotland and Wales
• Comments from the Sustainable Communities Summit workshop
• Sustainable communities film
• Chugging along or stuck in the mud?
• Building a green future?: SDC e-bulletin
• Innovation in Scotland and Wales
• Sustainable Development: Promoting Best Practice in Wales and Scotland
• Government missing a trick on public service reform
• The tipping point challenge: SDC e-bulletin
• SDC welcomes the new Public Health White Paper
• Sustainable Consumption: The Retailing Paradox
• Sustaining communities through agriculture: SDC e-bulletin
• Getting the message right: SDC e-bulletin
• Sustainable consumption roundtable
• Cornwall’s NHS Food Project: new case study
• A prosperous nation: SDC e-bulletin
• Get legitimacy for your work
• SDC welcomes 80% CO2 target
• The UK Government has begun the search for a new Chair of the Sustainable Development Commission
• ‘Green stimulus’ needs to match ambition of climate change targets