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Project | 28 2月, 2018 - 31 12月, 2023

Expanding Conservation Areas Reach and Effectiveness (ECARE) in Vanuatu

Project | 01 2月, 2017 - 01 6月, 2025

Ensuring Resilient Eco-Systems and Representative Protected Areas in the Solomon Islands

Project | 27 11月, 2018 - 01 12月, 2023

Exclusive Economic Zone Planning (EEZ Planning) in Pacific Island Countries

Project | 01 1月, 2019 - 30 6月, 2023

Samoa MSP

Crested iguana, Fiji. PC Epeli Nakautoga

Project | 01 7月, 2019 - 31 3月, 2023

BIODEV2030 - catalysing sector-based commitments to support national contributions for an ambitious Post2020 Global Biodiversity Framework

Tegano Lake, East Renell. PC Paul Dingwall

Project | 18 11月, 2020 - 30 6月, 2025

KIWA Initiative - Nature based solutions for Climate Resilience

Adobe Stock Image, beach with plastic pollution

Project | 10 12月, 2018 - 31 8月, 2023

Plastic Waste Free Islands

Project | 31 5月, 2020 - 31 3月, 2023

Supporting sustainable fisheries management and marine protected area development for food security and biodiversity protection in Fiji

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Grey literature | 2023

Plastic Waste Free Islands Gender Study

To inform gender-responsive programming for the Plastic Waste Free Islands project, IUCN commissioned a study to provide an analysis of plastic pollution in the tourism, waste management, and fisheries sectors of the PWFI islands in the Caribbean (Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, and Saint Lucia)…

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Story | 16 3月, 2023

Exploring key human rights issues arising from plastic pollution in the tourism, fisheries, and waste management sectors - through a gender lens

A new report from the IUCN Plastic Waste Free Islands project answers the question, “What are key human rights issues arising from plastic pollution in the tourism, fisheries, and waste management sectors in the PWFI islands and how do these issues impact men and women differently?”