Pan wnaethom lansio’r ymgynghoriad, gan gydnabod yr angen i gyflymu camau gweithredu yn wyneb yr argyfwng hinsawdd a’r argyfwng bioamrywiaeth byd-eang, gwnaethom ymrwymo i wneud hynny o'r dechrau un. Dyna pam, dros y flwyddyn diwethaf, rydym wedi estyn ein Cronfa’r Economi Gylchol yn gyflym o £6.5 miliwn cychwynnol i £43 miliwn, sydd bellach ar gael i gefnogi 180 o brosiectau ym mhob rhan o Gymru. O ganolfan Remakerspace blaengar ym Mhrifysgol Caerdydd, sy’n gweithio gyda busnesau i wella dyluniad cynhyrchion, i sied atgyweirio sy'n cefnogi'r gymuned leol yn Llangollen, a Capital Valley Plastics yn Nhorfaen sydd wedi cael cymorth i gynhyrchu croenyn atal lleithder o ffilm wedi'i hailgylchu a fyddai fel arall yn mynd i wastraff.
When we launched the consultation, recognising the need to accelerate action in the face of the climate emergency and global biodiversity crisis, we committed to doing so from the outset. This is why over the last year, we have rapidly expanded our Circular Economy Fund from an initial £6.5m to £43 million, now having been made available to support 180 projects in every part of Wales. From the cutting edge Remakerspace at Cardiff University working with business to improve product design, to a repair shed supporting the local community in Llangollen and Capital Valley Plastics in Torfaen who have been supported to produce damp proof course from recycled film which would otherwise go to waste.