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The RMI have an established beverage container take-back system that can earn you money! To understand how to access the scheme, please watch this short video.

Improving solid waste management on Majuro Atoll through the assistance of the PacWastePlus Project

The RMI have an established beverage container take-back system that can earn you money! To understand how to access the scheme, please watch this short video.

This short animation provides an overview for Majuro residences on new organics management project and how and why to participate in the household collection of organic material. It highlights the growing issue of waste at the dumpsite and what households can do to help. The animation advises that by choosing to divert organics materials to a beneficial use, households can contribute to a cleaner and healthier Majuro.

This short animation provides an overview for Majuro residences on new organics management project and why to choosing locally made compost over imported fertilizer. It highlights the growing issue of waste at the dumpsite and what households can do to help. The animation advises that by choosing to divert organics materials to a beneficial use, households can contribute to a cleaner and healthier Majuro.

The overflowing Jable–Batkan dumpsite in Majuro is the urgent problem for waste management faced in the Republic of Marshall Islands

Invasive species threaten the natural resources of our islands

The Pacific BioScapes Programme aims to provide enhanced local fisheries management capacity and national harvest strategies for key grouper species in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. The Nature Conservancy will work alongside Marshall Islands Conservation Society, Marshall Islands Marine Resources Authority and other key stakeholders and partners to enhance management of coral reef fisheries and resilience of coral reef ecosystems by building local capacity to develop robust evidence-based harvest strategies that contribute to economic prosperity, food security and healthy reefs.

This toolkit aims to provide teachers across the Pacific with resources and activities that will allow them to increase awareness of the issues surrounding waste generation and disposal, as well as enabling students to plan and implement strategies appropriate to their schools, homes, and communities to reduce the amount of waste going to landfill.

The Global Environment Facility Pacific Regional Invasive Species Project has been successful in the removal of rats from Eroj Island and Nadikdik Atoll of RMI and have continued work on 19 other atolls in 2023. The removal of these invasive rats, through PRISMSS and Island Conservation (BirdLife), have helped the biodiversity of islands recover and many birds and crabs have began returning to those islands.