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Showing 11 - 16 of 16 resultsCase study | 2021National Plastics Plan 2021The National Plastics Plan outlines actions and key milestones to reduce Australia’s plastics problem. Its goals are to: Reduce plastic waste and increase recycling rates Find alternatives to the plastics we don’t need Reduce the amount of plastics impacting our environment. To achieve this it will: Phase out the most problematic plastics Work to make our beaches and oceans free of plastic Bring...CountryAustraliaCase study | 2018CarnicycleCarnival parades, fetes, competitions and other parties are important to the economic growth of many islands in the Caribbean. Carnival is a cultural event that attracts hundreds of thousands of Caribbean natives and tourists from different countries each year. However, despite the positive economic and social benefits derived from Carnival, Caribbean islands that host such events are most at risk...CountryBarbadosJamaicaTrinidad and TobagoUnited States of America
Case study | 2013Eko RedThe theme of the Eko Red project, a green company, is “The circular economy: reuse, reuse and recycle” given that we are a company focused on the design and operation of a sustainable model that allows us to recycle post-industrial products into the supply chain through a circular economy model that includes recyclers, warehouses and factories; enabling the reduction of environmental impacts and...CountryColombia
Case study | 2010Haags Bosch Sanitary Landfill FacilityThe increase in solid waste volumes through an expanding tourism industry and changes in consumption patterns in Guyana has prompted steady improvement in the Haags Bosch Sanitary Landfill Facility (HBSLF). The HBSLF is one of the most modern of its kind in the Caribbean. It is fully operational and uses best practices that includes waste segregation, leachate treatment, waste recovery, monitoring...CountryGuyana
Case studyAfrica Region – Plastic Pollution and Marine Litter Law and PolicyAfrica, the second largest continent in the world, is experiencing a higher urban population growth (estimated at 3.5% per year) than any other continent, with a steep rise in the middle class and the associated increase of municipal solid waste from 0.78kg per capita per day to 0.99kg by 2025. When coupled with various waste management challenges, there is an expected increase in mismanaged waste...CountryBotswanaGambiaGhanaKenyaMalawiMauritiusRwandaSeychellesSouth AfricaUgandaUnited Republic of TanzaniaZambiaZimbabwe
Case studyEuropean Union - Legal FrameworksThe European Union has set in motion various initiatives to combat plastic waste and pollution.CountryEuropean Union
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