Foot Print Wales

Global Footprint Network
The Global Footprint Network works to advance the scientific rigor and practical application of the Ecological Footprint. Working with over 70 partner organisations across the world, it produced the first international standard for the Ecological Footprint in 2006. GFN is dedicated to fostering a world where all people can lead satisfying lives within the means of the earth’s biological capacity.

Local Footprints Project
The purpose of the Local Footprints Project is to help local authorities and schools make an effective contribution to reducing Scotland's footprint through the use of footprint analysis to inform policy and practice, to raise awareness, and to change behaviour.

Resources and Energy Analysis Programme (REAP)
This programme is part of the Stockholm Environment Institute (a not-for-profit organisation) and was set up to focus on sustainable consumption and production. The aim of SEI is to help local governments, agencies and other organisations understand the footprints of residents in their areas and look at ways to reduce them. SEI’s tools can help to identify and model policies and strategies for reduction.

Schools Global Footprint Resource
This resource comprises of practical, curriculum-based teaching and learning materials, designed for primary and secondary schools, to help pupils understand the environmental effect they have on the planet and how to reduce this impact. Teacher training is also available through the Local Footprints Project.

Sustainable Consumption and Production Network
SCPNet delivers the evidence base for the sustainable consumption and production challenge in England in partnership with the Environment Agency, Regional Development Agencies and Assemblies, and through advocacy, tools and training.