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Using Local Beach Management Units in Tanzania
United Republic of Tanzania

With support from the World Bank, the Tanzanian government created local beach management units to improve local fisheries management. The project’s goal was to stop detrimental fishing practices, such as using poison or dynamite, by increasing community involvement in surveillance and management of the fisheries. The local beach management unit members were not deputized or given legal powers, but identified suspects to enforcement agencies. According to local fishery managers, these efforts have reduced illegal fishing practices such as using poison and dynamite.

Waste Management at Bucuti and Tara Beach Resort, Aruba
Global

Bucuti and Tara Beach Resort is the Caribbean’s first and only certified carbon-neutral hotel. Located on the small island of Aruba, today, the property is pursuing carbon negative status. Since its inception, Bucuti and Tara Beach Resort (Bucuti & Tara) has had a high standard and placed the utmost importance on sustainability and care for the environment. This shows true until today; most notably within the resort’s extensive sustainability program which also entails waste management.

Keywords:
Flora and fauna protection, Grants, Organic waste, Plastic waste, Sound environmental management, Sustainable production, Sustainable use, Waste disposal, Environmental taxes, Waste, Waste management, Recycling, Tourism
Regional #CleanSeas Campaign
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Barbados
Grenada
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Trinidad and Tobago
Keywords:
Marine debris, Plastic waste, Stakeholder engagement, Waste, Waste collection, Waste management
National Plan for the Sustainable Management of Single-Use Plastics
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Colombia

In 2018, Colombia formed the National Board for the Sustainable Management of Plastic, with government entities, private sector, academia, recyclers, NGOs and research institutions; within this context, the National Plan for the Sustainable Management of Single-Use Plastics, which included “lines of action per product” directed towards improving the environmental characteristics of plastic products, the rational use of plastics, the culture in commercial establishments.

Keywords:
Planning, Plastic waste, Recycling, Stakeholder engagement, Sustainable production, Sustainable use, Waste, Waste management, Sound environmental management