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Your views on Transport for Wales’ well-being objectives
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Transport for Wales is named under the Well-being of Future Generations Act 2015, making it our legal duty to publish well-being objectives.
These objectives look at how transport can contribute to social, cultural, environmental and economic well-being for current and future generations across Wales.
Over the last six months, we have engaged with more than 300 people through workshops, conversations and other face-to-face activities. We are now inviting a wider range of people to share their views on these objectives.
Your feedback will help us understand:
whether the objectives feel right to you;
• whether they reflect everything that Transport for Wales should be focusing on now;
• what each objective means in everyday life;
• what you would expect to see in practice;
• whether anything important is missing.
All responses will be reviewed and used to shape the Well-being Statement of 2027.
Transport for Wales is named under the Well-being of Future Generations Act 2015, making it our legal duty to publish well-being objectives.
These objectives look at how transport can contribute to social, cultural, environmental and economic well-being for current and future generations across Wales.
Over the last six months, we have engaged with more than 300 people through workshops, conversations and other face-to-face activities. We are now inviting a wider range of people to share their views on these objectives.
Your feedback will help us understand:
whether the objectives feel right to you;
• whether they reflect everything that Transport for Wales should be focusing on now;
• what each objective means in everyday life;
• what you would expect to see in practice;
• whether anything important is missing.
All responses will be reviewed and used to shape the Well-being Statement of 2027.
Share Your views on Transport for Wales’ well-being objectives on FacebookShare Your views on Transport for Wales’ well-being objectives on X (formerly Twitter)Share Your views on Transport for Wales’ well-being objectives on LinkedinEmail Your views on Transport for Wales’ well-being objectives link