To create change in behaviour three aspects are important: Knowledge, Attitude and Practice. With our chronicles we are aiming to increase knowledge and change attitudes towards more sustainability in transportation, as well as highlight projects implemented by PAF and its partners. A special feature is our “Big Steps – little footprints – Rethinking Transport” Series, which will bring you regular entertaining tidbits related to sustainable mobility, carbon and conscious living.
page 2 of our COVID-19 Public Transportation Guide COVID-19 TRANSMISSION Planes, trains, taxis, buses and airports can be ideal environments for droplet-spread diseases such as COVID-19 to be transmitted between people. The COVID-19 virus is thought to be spread...
The short of it: The Gabriel Caruana Foundation, in collaboration with PAF is organising a four-day workshop at The Mill with the aim of introducing children to the art of papier-mâché, artivism and pedestrian rights. More details: We’ll be mixing the craft of...
For this month’s Big Steps, Little Footprints post, we’re featuring Jennifer Zammit from The Public Transport Project (Malta). Below she shares what inspired her to change the way she travels. “After attending last year’s protest...
Being a pedestrian is a powerful thing. Walking changes the face of communities, saves money and time, increases productivity and public safety. Walking – something so simple yet so effective and an act many of us do several times over the course of the day. We’re all...
We are happy to start off the new year with our “Big Steps, little footprints – Rethinking Transport” post that will bring you regular entertaining tidbits related to sustainable mobility, carbon and conscious living. Transport comes into play throughout our...
APS Bank proudly supported the Malta Sustainable Mobility Challenge – Greentrips, who have organised a nationwide challenge, where commuters were recognised and rewarded for their positive mobility behaviour. The platform aims to change travel behaviour in Malta...
PAF had the pleasure to present PAF and one of its projects: GreenTrips at the Malta Sustainability Forum of APS. We were part of the “Changing Minds, not the climate” panel, allowing us to present our initiative to reward sustainable mobility behaviour....
A recent study carried out by Prof. Adrian Muscat and Prof. Maria Attard in collaboration with PROJECT AEGLE clearly shows a correlation between the level of academic activity at the University of Malta and the delay experienced on Triq Dun Karm (B’Kara bypass) during...
PAF will join host Friends of the Earth Malta for an evening of movie and discussion around transport and sustainable mobility. Having to face gridlock on a daily basis is taxing not only on the environment but also on our physical and mental health. Mobility is a...
Charlene Pace Traffic on a Monday morning on Malta’s roads is the equivalent to hell. You’ve been stuck at the same point for about 15 minutes and as you glance at your watch you find that by now you were supposed to be at your workstation quite a while ago…a possible...