This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for Timor Leste on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for the Solomon Islands on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for Tonga on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for Vanuatu on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
This report presents findings and offers recommendations of an assessment conducted for Tuvalu on the management of healthcare waste and best practice options for its disposal.
The study presents an economic analysis of the possible impacts of policy to limit the use of single-use plastics in selected economies of the Caribbean. The study focuses on the economy of Trinidad and Tobago as case analysis and examines the role of single-use plastics in production and distribution in selected value chains and estimates related cost margins in order to assess the potential for substitution of alternatives to single-use plastics.
The review analyses the e-waste situation in 14 Pacific Island nations. It starts with a brief history of efforts to deal with the problem of e-waste and presents recommendations for each country.
This paper provides an understanding of how COVID-19 has impacted sustainable transport modes and examples of how governments are using this moment to leverage the increase in different forms of sustainable mobility.
The Paris Agreement calls on countries to reduce emissions and strive towards achieving an equitable 1.5°C planet. This paper discusses the opportunity for a green recovery of the transport sector in the context of its impact on emissions worldwide.
Three cities are featured to exhibit the potential, impact and challenges...
This paper presents new low-carbon initiatives that can make the landscape of post-COVID-19 freight deliveries sustainable. Several emerging examples include autonomous delivery robots in North America, crowd-shipping services in Asia, and e-cargo bikes in Latin America and the Caribbean.