The resolution is a massive step in the right direction for the Pacific's fight against plastic pollution.
SPREP applauds endorsement of resolution to end Plastic Pollution
Central to ratification and implementation of IMO conventions dealing with the marine environment is the inclusion of the three regulatory pillars of prevention, response, and liability and compensation.
Supporting oil spill response, liability and compensation in the Pacific Islands region
Disaster waste
Pacific Disaster Waste Management Guidelines now available
End of Life Vehicles
Mapping a way forward for recycling of bulky waste in the Pacific
Pacific Environment, Pacific People Q and A with Susana Telekau
Our People, Our Pacific Environment: Q And A with Susana Telakau
Picking rubbish
Pacific islands prepare for UNEA 5.2, marine and plastic pollution targeted
The volcano and tsunami devastated the Kingdom of Tonga. Photo: Broadcomfm Broadcasting Facebook page
SPREP offers environmental assistance in the aftermath of the Tonga volcano and tsunami
Clean Ocean
Focus moves from discussions to action as CPRT eyes next steps
Photo - SPREP
Used oil management: How French territories are turning a problem into a solution
Momi Bay
“Tourism can be a very wasteful experience”
TWD
PNG to host 4th Clean Pacific Roundtable in 2024
CPRT closing
Third Clean Pacific Roundtable closes with renewed commitment to cleaner Pacific