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Welcome to Resources for Change online...

Established in 1997 Resources for Change is an ethical consultancy with a significant reputation for innovation in involving people in sustainable development and regeneration.

Because we work both at grassroots and strategically, we have developed a reputation for ‘bridging the gap’ between sectors and creating real and long-lasting results.

We deliver a professional team approach, with a core team based in Mid Wales, and many associates working around the country. We specialise in high calibre personnel with real practical experience.

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News & Current Work:

These links will take to the jobs we are currently working on. Examples of our past work can be found under the themes headings listed under services.

New guide to environmental limits launched

You may be interested in a new Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) guide to environmental limits at the local level - Know your environmental limits: A local leaders’ guide. read more ...

Public engagement into the value of Ecosystem Goods and Services.

CCW with the Sciencewise Expert Resource Centre (ERC) contracted R4C to design and run public engagement into the perception and value of Ecosystems Goods and Services in the north Cambrian Mountains area. read more ...

Community-led Catchment Management Project

Resources for Change has been asked to carry out a scoping study for establishment of a community-led catchment management project. read more ...

Evaluation of Monmouthshire Food Works Project

R4C has been asked by Adventa to evaluate this innovative local food project as part of the Welsh Assembly Government’s Supply Chain Efficiency Scheme, working with partners and local food specialists f3. read more ...

Evaluation of Welsh Perry & Cider Project

R4C has been asked by The Welsh Perry & Cider Society to evaluate this innovative local project as part of the Welsh Assembly Government’s Supply Chain Efficiency Scheme, working with partners and local food specialists f3. read more ...

Let’s Walk Cymru Case Studies for Sport Wales

Resources for Change was commissioned to research and produce twelve case studies exploring the approaches each project took and what they had achieved in relation to one of four themes. read more ...

Local Growing feasibility study for the National Trust

Resources for Change has been commissioned by the National Trust to carry out a study looking into the feasibility of local community food production on the Vile, Rhossili. read more ...

Building Resilience in times of change

Helen Fairweather recently attended the Carnegie Annual Rural Convention, and has been having an increasing input into discussions led by Carnegie around community resilience. read more ...

Grant Recipient Case Studies for Environment Wales

R4C has been commissioned to write a collection of case studies for Environment Wales, to demonstrate and investigate the impact of their funding programme. read more ...

Conflict Resolution Tool released

R4C consultant Helen Fairweather has written a new guide to conflict resolution which we have now published on our website. read more ...

Stakeholder Engagement Advice for CCW

R4C have been advising CCW on their stakeholder engagement process to support the management of an important raised bog area, called 'Cors Fochno'. read more ...

	Publications:
Resources for Change staff are regularly invited to write papers and articles and we present a range here for you to download.

Some of our Clients:

Advantage West Midlands ♦ Oxford University ♦ Department of Health Pacesetters ♦ BASSAC ♦ PMTC ♦ The Home Office ♦ Telford and Wrekin Unitary Authority ♦ British Trust for Conservation Volunteers ♦ Oswestry District Council ♦ British Waterways ♦ Powys Environmental Partnership ♦ Every Action Counts ♦ South Norfolk District Council ♦ City of London ♦ RAWM ♦ Community Development Foundation ♦ IDeA ♦ Birkenhead Surestart ♦ Countryside Council for Wales ♦ DEFRA ♦ The Welsh Assembly Government ♦ Environment Agency ♦ Beth Johnson Housing Association ♦ Forestry Commission ♦ acevo ♦ Groundwork ♦ The Environment Council ♦ Wales Co-operative Centre ♦ Cynnal Cymru. Click here to see more