Walking the (sustainability) walk
We founded Afallen in October 2018 on a set of values. We wanted Afallen to be the embodiment of our personal commitments to seeing Wales fulfill its potential as a sustainable country, demonstrating practical ways to improve the way we live, in a way which enriches every citizen and supports our ecosystems. One of the…
Nor-way in the lead on electric vehicles
The European Environment Agency has updated its data on the number of new electric vehicles purchased in Europe. When analysed as a proportion of the total cars, Norway is the out-and-out leader. The UK is a mid-table player, but this disguises very large variations by country. Northern Ireland and Wales are both poorly served by…
Open source social media will save our democracy
This guest blog post was written by our Partner, David Clubb. Afallen is proud to support, champion and use open source social media networks including Pixelfed and Mastodon. We’re happy to work with organisations to help you understand, and incorporate, open source social media into your digital strategy and workflow. In an opinion piece in…
Congestion Charge Cardiff – the Future Generations Approach
We think that a Congestion Charge – or Clean Air Zone – should be implemented in Cardiff. It’s in line with the Well-being Goals.
Supporting girls & women in STEM
Afallen is carrying out practical work to help support girls and women in fulfilling their aspirations in STEM
An urban National Park for Wales
Afallen has been following the development of the National Park City concept with interest. We want to help bring it to Wales.
Plastic pollution in Wales
David Clubb talked to Radio Cymru this morning about plastic pollution in Wales. Here’s the recording.
The symbolism of the M4 in Wales
With one tweet, the First Minister Mark Drakeford raised Wales’ aspirations, values, and environmental credentials.