Datgloi Potensial Cymru – creu pwerdy Diwylliant a Chwaraeon
Mae Datgloi Potensial Cymru yn alwad am dystiolaeth i lywio strategaeth ddiwylliant a chwaraeon newydd, gyda’r nod nad yw’r rhain yn cael eu hystyried fel pethau dewisol ond yn hytrach yn rhan hanfodol o fywyd cenedlaethol. Gyda Chymru yn dod yn wlad lle mae creadigrwydd, cyfranogiad a rhagoriaeth yn hawl sylfaenol i bawb.
Am y tro cyntaf, bydd y strategaeth ddiwylliant yn cynnwys chwaraeon a’r diwydiannau creadigol, gyda chamau mesuradwy ar gyfer pob sector.
Bydd y cam cyntaf hwn yn dechrau gyda thrafodaeth banel yn yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol, gyda digwyddiadau ymgysylltu wedi’u cynllunio ledled Cymru a gyda sectorau unigol ar bob lefel dros y misoedd nesaf.
Dywedodd Gweinidog y Cabinet dros Ddiwylliant a Chwaraeon, Heledd Fychan:
“Bydd y sgwrs gychwynnol hon yn yr Eisteddfod yn ddechrau ar bennod newydd i ddiwylliant a chwaraeon yng Nghymru wrth i ni drafod sut y gallant ddatgloi potensial ein cenedl.
“Rwy’n teimlo’n gyffrous ein bod yn dechrau’r daith tuag at strategaeth newydd a gweledigaeth hir dymor ar gyfer y sectorau pwysig hyn, sy’n greiddiol i’n hunaniaith fel cenedl.
“Ledled Cymru, rydym eisoes yn gweld gwaith gwych ac arloesol yn digwydd yn y meysydd hyn sy’n trawsnewid bywydau ond gallwn fynd yn bellach.
“Dros y misoedd nesaf, bydd cyfle gan bawb yng Nghymru gyfrannau at ddatblygiad y strategaeth a dwi’n edrych ymlaen i glywed syniadau pobl a sefydliadau ynglyn a sut y gallwn ryddhau gwir botensial Cymru drwy edrych o’r newydd ar ddiwylliant a chwaraeon.”
Bydd yr Alwad am Dystiolaeth yn rhedeg tan 18 Rhagfyr.
Bydd canfyddiadau’r broses ymgysylltu a’r alwad am dystiolaeth yn cael eu rhannu yng Ngwanwyn 2027 a byddant yn sail i’r strategaeth newydd a’r cynlluniau gweithredu sector-benodol.
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Unlocking Wales’ Potential is a call for evidence to inform a new culture and sport strategy, with the aim that these are not seen as optional but rather as an essential part of national life. With Wales becoming a country where creativity, participation and excellence is a basic right for all.
For the first time a culture strategy will include sport and the creative industries, with measurable actions for each sector.
This first phase will begin with a panel discussion at the National Eisteddfod, with engagement events planned across Wales and with individual sectors at all levels over the next few months.
The Cabinet Minister for Culture and Sport Heledd Fychan said:
This initial conversation at the Eisteddfod will be the start of a new chapter for culture and sport in Wales, as we discuss how they can unlock the potential of our nation.
I’m excited that we are beginning a journey towards a new strategy and long-term vision for these sectors which are at the core of our national identity.
Across Wales, we are already seeing amazing and pioneering work in these areas which is transforming lives, but we can go further.
Over the next few months, everyone across Wales will have the opportunity to contribute towards the development of this strategy and I’m looking forward to hearing ideas from people and organisations on how we can unleash Wales’ true potential by taking a fresh look at a culture and sport strategy.
The Call for Evidence will run until December 18th.
The findings of the engagement process and the call for evidence will be shared in Spring 2027 and will form the basis of the new strategy and sector specific action plans.
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