Show Notes
in conversation with the Auditor General | sgwrs gyda'r Archwilydd Cyffredinol Gan droi at atebion ym mhennod 3, mae Adrian yn galw am bwyslais craff ar hanfodion: llywodraethu cryf, trawsnewid digidol, cynllunio'r gweithlu, a rheoli asedau yn well. Mae'n pwysleisio'r angen am ddata dibynadwy i brofi gwerth am arian ac yn annog arweinwyr i gofleidio meddwl yn yr hirdymor, wedi'i arwain gan Ddeddf Llesiant Cenedlaethau'r Dyfodol – deddfwriaeth arloesol sydd eto i gyflawni ei photensial mewn gwirionedd.
Mae trawsysgrifiadau o'r pennodau ar gael trwy ddilyn y ddolen yma [https://audit.wales/cy/our-work/good-practice/trawsysgrifiadau-podlediad-y-gyfnewidfa]
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Turning to solutions in episode three, Adrian calls for a sharper focus on basics: strong governance, digital transformation, workforce planning, and better asset management. He stresses the need for reliable data to prove value for money and urges leaders to embrace long-term thinking, guided by the Well-being of Future Generations Act – groundbreaking legislation which is yet to truly deliver on its potential.
Transcriptions of the episodes can be found by following this link [https://audit.wales/our-work/good-practice/exchange-podcast-transcripts]
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