This case study gathers information and data from waste audits to be used to support the development and monitoring of waste and resource recovery projects in the Marshall Islands and recommends infrastructure and policy interventions required.
The report sets out the context for the audit, including socio-economic background, a statutory framework for waste management and existing waste services. Specifically, it highlights the existing waste services in Majuro and in Ebeye and presents the audit findings. It also presents the import and export data for the Marshall Islands as well as a national assessment on waste management in the country.
Data from the waste audits will be used to identify and evaluate potential regional projects that would improve waste management in the Pacific.
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