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ENVIRON Australia
This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for Fiji on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
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ENVIRON Australia
This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for Papua New Guinea on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
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ENVIRON Australia
This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for Micronesia on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
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ENVIRON Australia
This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for the Cook Islands on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
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ENVIRON Australia
This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for Nauru on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
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United Nations (UN)
This case study examines alignment between the natural capital accounting approach of Ambuja Cement in India with the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting.
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United Nations (UN)
This case study examines alignment between the natural capital accounting approach of Holcim in Spain with the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA), with a particular focus on biodiversity measurement for quarry restoration efforts.
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Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
This case study analyses how tax expenditures are classified and instrumentalized for climate impact in Costa Rica.
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ENVIRON Australia
This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for Palau on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)
The paper outlines how integrated sustainable solid waste management in the Marshall Islands can improve existing waste collection and disposal practices.