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Hands up for Hygiene! is a teaching manual to help educators introduce good hygiene behaviour in schools in the Pacific. It is designed for a younger audience (upper primary school students), but can be tailored to suit secondary students and the wider community. The manual guides educators in using the 'life-skills' approach, which focuses on teaching knowledge, attitudes and skills that help people take responsibility and develop new behaviours

Designed for use by community groups, NGOs, government, private enterprises or donor bodies, this guide contains information on the importance of toilets for preventing the spread of disease, the variety of toilet designs and their construction, and promotional materials.

This flipchart is designed for NGOs, community groups and agencies presenting to small groups. It uses strong imagery to highlight why good sanitation is important, what options there are for affordable and appropriate sanitation, and how communities can set up and maintain sanitation enterprises.

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

This report presents a summary of an Ecosystem and Socio-economic Resilience Analysis and Mapping (ESRAM) project in three communities in South Malaita, Malaita Province in the Solomon Islands; Tapa'atewa, Eliote and Ori Pre.

This report presents an Ecosystem and Socio-economic Resilience Analysis Mapping (ESRAM) process for three communities in South Malaita - Eliote, Ori Ore and Tapa'atewa. The purpose of an ESRAM is to generate robust planning baseline to inform the identification of ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) options for strengthening the socio-ecological resilience of communities tot he impacts of climate change, environmental pressures, and other direct anthropogenic impacts.

The Solomon Islands Waste Analysis Report provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of waste generation, composition and management across the country. It serves as a foundational document to guide policy formulation, infrastructure development and stakeholder coordination toward a more efficient, inclusive and sustainable waste management system. Data and information captured in this report is guided by the overarching Regional Waste Data Collection, Monitoring and Reporting Framework (DCMR)

Solomon Islands has a National Waste and Pollution Management Strategy 2017 – 2026, which is coordinated by the Division of Environment under the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology (MECDM). The division supervises the formulation of laws and policies related to waste management, as well as the actual waste management operations throughout the Solomon Islands

PacWaste Plus assisted Solomon Islands to implement works in Recyclables and Organics management. This video provides a summary of project activities.

This animation video challenges the common perception of waste as mere rubbish by showcasing how everyday discarded materials can be transformed into valuable resources. Through engaging visuals and relatable scenarios, the video advocates for responsible consumption and waste-wise decision-making—such as avoiding single-use disposable materials, choosing reusable alternatives, and repairing rather than replacing items. Central to the message is the introduction of the Solomon Islands Product Stewardship Scheme, a national initiative designed to encourage the return of recyclable materials through economic incentives. By highlighting the scheme’s role in reducing waste, supporting local livelihoods, and promoting a circular economy, the animation empowers viewers to make informed choices that protect the environment and support sustainable development in the Solomon Islands.