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The Standards and Certification Programme for Phasing out SUPs in the Pacific Islands Tourism Industry were developed in partnership with SPTO and the Australian Government-funded Pacific Ocean Litter Project, implemented by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP). The Standards & Certification Programme aims to raise awareness of sustainable plastic alternatives and advocate for the adoption of these alternatives within tourism businesses in the Pacific.

Tuvalu is a small atoll nation located in the Central Pacific, consisting of nine islands which cover a land area of 26 sq km. Even though Tuvalu is small, the limited land area and ongoing migration to the main island results is a high population density in Funafuti.

Used oil is a resource, not a waste. Used oil impacts on environment includes, can cause fire if not managed properly. Used oil can seep through the ground and affect under-ground water....

🌊 The ocean is our lifeblood. It feeds us. It connects us. It carries our stories. So when the ocean speaks we heat it. And it's telling us: Something is wrong 💔. Plastic pollution is choking our oceans and threatening the very source of life for Pacific peoples. We must act to protect our ocean, our communities and our future🌍✨. 🤝 That's why the Pacific Ocean Litter Project (POLP) - implemented ny SPREP with support from the Australian Government - is partnering with 14 Pacific Island countries to reduce the volume of single-use plastics that reach our ocean. Because protecting the ocean means protecting our future🌊✨

Résumé de haut niveau des résultats clés 2023-2024

An account of high level summary of Key Results 2023-2024

What is used oil? Used Oil is petroleum-based or synthetic oil contaminated with impurities. Generated from engines industrial uses, and mainly cars (50%). Contains toxic PAHs, heavy metals: causes chronic health risks

A video production of conservative ways and measures the nation of Palau practice to conserve and preserve their natural environment for the future of Palau. Presenter: Faustina K. Rehuher.

A Samoan language video on the importance of the Ozone; Ozone Deletion and it's impacts towards the environment and people for survival. Produced by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MNRE) and put together by the IRETA-USP EMU (Alafua) in 1997.

A video in Samoan language for "Keeping Samoa Clean". Portraying the implementation of Waste Management Pollution control in Samoa to keep the environment clean at all cost for their land, sea and people to have a brighter and healthy Samoa for the future.