Drwy gydweithio, mae Llywodraeth Cymru a Phlaid Cymru wedi cyflawni ystod eang o ymrwymiadau yn 2023, gan gynnwys:Cyflwyno prydau ysgol am ddim i bob disgybl ysgol gynradd – mae 15 miliwn o brydau bwyd wedi cael eu gweini ac mae 142,000 o ddisgyblion wedi dod yn gymwys hyd yma.Estyn gofal plant am ddim i ragor o blant dwy flwydd oed, gan ganolbwyntio’n benodol ar ddarparu a chryfhau gofal plant cyfrwng Cymraeg.Cyflwyno pecyn radical o fesurau i greu cymunedau lleol ffyniannus, helpu pobl i fyw’n lleol a mynd i’r afael â niferoedd uchel o ail gartrefi mewn sawl ardal yng Nghymru.Lansio cwmni ynni newydd i Gymru – Ynni Cymru – sydd ym mherchnogaeth y cyhoedd, i ddatgloi ein potensial ynni gwyrdd.Cyflwyno deddfwriaeth, a fydd, os cytunir arni, yn gwneud y Senedd yn ddeddfwrfa fwy modern ac effeithiol.Parhau â’r rhaglen Arfor, a fydd yn rhoi hwb economaidd i Wynedd, Ceredigion, Sir Gaerfyrddin ac Ynys Môn ac yn cryfhau’r Gymraeg yno.Buddsoddi mwy mewn mesurau i reoli a lliniaru llifogydd i ymateb i berygl cynyddol llifogydd, drwy gronfa gwerth £214m ar gyfer cynlluniau llifogydd.Cefnogi a chryfhau newyddiaduraeth leol yng Nghymru gyda chyllid newydd, a chefnogi cwmnïau yng Nghymru i ddatblygu cynnwys dwyieithog ar gyfer cynulleidfaoedd ifanc.Cyflwyno’r hwb iechyd meddwl cyntaf yng Nghymru ar gyfer pobl ifanc mewn argyfwng sydd angen cymorth brys. Mae hyn yn rhan o’n hymrwymiad i ddarparu cyfleusterau iechyd meddwl cymunedol.Lansio cynllun Benthyciadau i Ddatblygwyr ar gyfer Diogelwch Adeiladau Cymru, gwerth £20m, i ddarparu benthyciadau di-log i helpu datblygwyr i gyflawni gwaith unioni i ddiogelu adeiladau 11 metr o uchder a mwy yng Nghymru rhag tanau.
Working together, the Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru have delivered on a wide range of commitments in 2023, including:Rolling out universal free school meals for primary school pupils – 15 million meals have been served and 142,000 pupils have become eligible to date.Extending free childcare to more 2-year olds, with a particular focus on providing and strengthening Welsh-medium childcare.Introducing a radical package of measures to create thriving local communities, helping people to live locally and addressing high numbers of second homes in many areas of Wales.Launching a new publicly-owned energy company for Wales – Ynni Cymru – to unlock our green energy potential.Introducing legislation, which, if agreed, will make the Senedd a more modern and effective legislature.Continuing the Arfor programme, which will deliver an economic boost and strengthen the Welsh language across Gwynedd, Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Anglesey.Investing more into flood management and mitigation in response to the increased risk of flooding, with a £214 million fund for flood schemes.Supporting and strengthening local journalism in Wales with new funding and supporting Wales-based companies to develop bilingual content for young audiences.Delivering the first mental health crisis hub in Wales for young people who need urgent support, as part of our commitment for community mental health facilities.Launching a £20 million Welsh Building Safety Developer Loan scheme to provide interest-free loans to help developers carry out remediation works to address fire safety issues in buildings of 11 metres or more.