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As part of World Environment Day celebrations, a special Green Drinks Kigali event on beating plastic pollution was held in partnership with the Global Green Growth Institute. The panel included the Director General of the Rwanda Environment Management Authority, Coletha U. Ruhamya,
GGGI Rwanda Country Representative, Innocent Kabenga, Jean Claude Dusabimana, Nature Rwanda, and Ignatius Mugabe, Mugolds International Ltd, a partner of Jardin Meubles.
National Environment Week launched on 29 May 2018 and will conclude on June 5. It began with a high-level policy conference on strategies and mechanisms to address plastic pollution. The conference attracted participants from government institutions, international organisations, the private sector, civil society, academic institutions and the media.
The conference included discussions on managing plastic waste in Rwanda in line with this year’s World Environment Day theme: Beat Plastic Pollution. Participants shared ideas on strategy and policy solutions to combat the use of plastics and the business opportunities in the reduction, reuse and recycling of plastics.
Other activities during National Environment Week include a countywide inspection of the illegal use of plastic bags, community work ‘Umuganda’, a Beat Plastic Pollution Walk in Kigali during Car Free Day on 3 June 2018, a Green Drinks Kigali discussion on plastic management, and an exhibition on plastic recycling, among others.
Amazing initiative by the The Pearl Protectors and Zero Trash, along with all the volunteers to construct this Christmas Tree using 1500+ PET Bottles to raise awareness about the challenges that marine environments face due to increasing plastic pollution.
Merry (Plastic-Free) Christmas to all those who are celebrating!! ✨🎄
The Minister of Environment and the Private Sector Federation have held a dialogue with local companies to discuss efforts to tackle plastic pollution in Rwanda in light of the proposed law to ban single use plastics. The meeting was attended by a range of stakeholders from packaging, food production and beverage companies.
To mark World Environment Day 2018, the British Deputy High Commissioner Kolkata Bruce Bucknell participated in a discussion to beat plastic pollution at West Bengal Pollution Control Board in Kolkata, Tuesday 5 June 2018. The programme was attended by Environment minister and Mayor of Kolkata Sovan Chatterjee, Environment Secretary Arnab Roy and Board Chairman Kalyan Rudra. Follow us on Twitter @UKinIndia
As part of World Environment Day celebrations, a special Green Drinks Kigali event on beating plastic pollution was held in partnership with the Global Green Growth Institute. The panel included the Director General of the Rwanda Environment Management Authority, Coletha U. Ruhamya,
GGGI Rwanda Country Representative, Innocent Kabenga, Jean Claude Dusabimana, Nature Rwanda, and Ignatius Mugabe, Mugolds International Ltd, a partner of Jardin Meubles.
National Environment Week launched on 29 May 2018 and will conclude on June 5. It began with a high-level policy conference on strategies and mechanisms to address plastic pollution. The conference attracted participants from government institutions, international organisations, the private sector, civil society, academic institutions and the media.
The conference included discussions on managing plastic waste in Rwanda in line with this year’s World Environment Day theme: Beat Plastic Pollution. Participants shared ideas on strategy and policy solutions to combat the use of plastics and the business opportunities in the reduction, reuse and recycling of plastics.
Other activities during National Environment Week include a countywide inspection of the illegal use of plastic bags, community work ‘Umuganda’, a Beat Plastic Pollution Walk in Kigali during Car Free Day on 3 June 2018, a Green Drinks Kigali discussion on plastic management, and an exhibition on plastic recycling, among others.
To mark World Environment Day 2018, the British Deputy High Commissioner Kolkata Bruce Bucknell participated in a discussion to beat plastic pollution at West Bengal Pollution Control Board in Kolkata, Tuesday 5 June 2018. In this picture, Bruce Bucknell pose with Sovan Chatterjee, Mayor of Kolkata. Follow us on Twitter @UKinIndia
Amazing initiative by the The Pearl Protectors and Zero Trash, along with all the volunteers to construct this Christmas Tree using 1500+ PET Bottles to raise awareness about the challenges that marine environments face due to increasing plastic pollution.
Merry (Plastic-Free) Christmas to all those who are celebrating!! ✨🎄
Amazing initiative by the The Pearl Protectors and Zero Trash, along with all the volunteers to construct this Christmas Tree using 1500+ PET Bottles to raise awareness about the challenges that marine environments face due to increasing plastic pollution.
Merry (Plastic-Free) Christmas to all those who are celebrating!! ✨🎄
The Minister of Environment and the Private Sector Federation have held a dialogue with local companies to discuss efforts to tackle plastic pollution in Rwanda in light of the proposed law to ban single use plastics. The meeting was attended by a range of stakeholders from packaging, food production and beverage companies.
National Environment Week launched on 29 May 2018 and will conclude on June 5. It began with a high-level policy conference on strategies and mechanisms to address plastic pollution. The conference attracted participants from government institutions, international organisations, the private sector, civil society, academic institutions and the media.
The conference included discussions on managing plastic waste in Rwanda in line with this year’s World Environment Day theme: Beat Plastic Pollution. Participants shared ideas on strategy and policy solutions to combat the use of plastics and the business opportunities in the reduction, reuse and recycling of plastics.
Other activities during National Environment Week include a countywide inspection of the illegal use of plastic bags, community work ‘Umuganda’, a Beat Plastic Pollution Walk in Kigali during Car Free Day on 3 June 2018, a Green Drinks Kigali discussion on plastic management, and an exhibition on plastic recycling, among others.
National Environment Week launched on 29 May 2018 and will conclude on June 5. It began with a high-level policy conference on strategies and mechanisms to address plastic pollution. The conference attracted participants from government institutions, international organisations, the private sector, civil society, academic institutions and the media.
The conference included discussions on managing plastic waste in Rwanda in line with this year’s World Environment Day theme: Beat Plastic Pollution. Participants shared ideas on strategy and policy solutions to combat the use of plastics and the business opportunities in the reduction, reuse and recycling of plastics.
Other activities during National Environment Week include a countywide inspection of the illegal use of plastic bags, community work ‘Umuganda’, a Beat Plastic Pollution Walk in Kigali during Car Free Day on 3 June 2018, a Green Drinks Kigali discussion on plastic management, and an exhibition on plastic recycling, among others.
National Environment Week launched on 29 May 2018 and will conclude on June 5. It began with a high-level policy conference on strategies and mechanisms to address plastic pollution. The conference attracted participants from government institutions, international organisations, the private sector, civil society, academic institutions and the media.
The conference included discussions on managing plastic waste in Rwanda in line with this year’s World Environment Day theme: Beat Plastic Pollution. Participants shared ideas on strategy and policy solutions to combat the use of plastics and the business opportunities in the reduction, reuse and recycling of plastics.
Other activities during National Environment Week include a countywide inspection of the illegal use of plastic bags, community work ‘Umuganda’, a Beat Plastic Pollution Walk in Kigali during Car Free Day on 3 June 2018, a Green Drinks Kigali discussion on plastic management, and an exhibition on plastic recycling, among others.
Amazing initiative by the The Pearl Protectors and Zero Trash, along with all the volunteers to construct this Christmas Tree using 1500+ PET Bottles to raise awareness about the challenges that marine environments face due to increasing plastic pollution.
Merry (Plastic-Free) Christmas to all those who are celebrating!! ✨🎄
Amazing initiative by the The Pearl Protectors and Zero Trash, along with all the volunteers to construct this Christmas Tree using 1500+ PET Bottles to raise awareness about the challenges that marine environments face due to increasing plastic pollution.
Merry (Plastic-Free) Christmas to all those who are celebrating!! ✨🎄
Global warming is no fiction.
Respect to all the young and old climate marchers.
There are many haters of the current #youthforclimate movement on the social media.. and those haters are usually the 1st ones to complain about the heatwaves, floodings, storm winds, drought, monsoonlike rain, extreme weather, dirty beaches and all the other examples of the changing climate and the environmental degradation.
Humanity is responsible for both so humanity should work towards solutions and the young are the engine of change.
#globalstrikeforfuture #climatemarch #climateaction #beatplasticpollution #greenpeace #wearevub #greenteamvub #fridaysforfuture #schoolstrikeforclimate #climatechange #savetheclimate #youthforclimate
Amazing initiative by the The Pearl Protectors and Zero Trash, along with all the volunteers to construct this Christmas Tree using 1500+ PET Bottles to raise awareness about the challenges that marine environments face due to increasing plastic pollution.
Merry (Plastic-Free) Christmas to all those who are celebrating!! ✨🎄
As part of World Environment Day celebrations, a special Green Drinks Kigali event on beating plastic pollution was held in partnership with the Global Green Growth Institute. The panel included the Director General of the Rwanda Environment Management Authority, Coletha U. Ruhamya,
GGGI Rwanda Country Representative, Innocent Kabenga, Jean Claude Dusabimana, Nature Rwanda, and Ignatius Mugabe, Mugolds International Ltd, a partner of Jardin Meubles.
As part of World Environment Day celebrations, a special Green Drinks Kigali event on beating plastic pollution was held in partnership with the Global Green Growth Institute. The panel included the Director General of the Rwanda Environment Management Authority, Coletha U. Ruhamya,
GGGI Rwanda Country Representative, Innocent Kabenga, Jean Claude Dusabimana, Nature Rwanda, and Ignatius Mugabe, Mugolds International Ltd, a partner of Jardin Meubles.
The Minister of Environment and the Private Sector Federation have held a dialogue with local companies to discuss efforts to tackle plastic pollution in Rwanda in light of the proposed law to ban single use plastics. The meeting was attended by a range of stakeholders from packaging, food production and beverage companies.
The Minister of Environment and the Private Sector Federation have held a dialogue with local companies to discuss efforts to tackle plastic pollution in Rwanda in light of the proposed law to ban single use plastics. The meeting was attended by a range of stakeholders from packaging, food production and beverage companies.
The Minister of Environment and the Private Sector Federation have held a dialogue with local companies to discuss efforts to tackle plastic pollution in Rwanda in light of the proposed law to ban single use plastics. The meeting was attended by a range of stakeholders from packaging, food production and beverage companies.
As part of World Environment Day celebrations, a special Green Drinks Kigali event on beating plastic pollution was held in partnership with the Global Green Growth Institute. The panel included the Director General of the Rwanda Environment Management Authority, Coletha U. Ruhamya,
GGGI Rwanda Country Representative, Innocent Kabenga, Jean Claude Dusabimana, Nature Rwanda, and Ignatius Mugabe, Mugolds International Ltd, a partner of Jardin Meubles.
National Environment Week launched on 29 May 2018 and will conclude on June 5. It began with a high-level policy conference on strategies and mechanisms to address plastic pollution. The conference attracted participants from government institutions, international organisations, the private sector, civil society, academic institutions and the media.
The conference included discussions on managing plastic waste in Rwanda in line with this year’s World Environment Day theme: Beat Plastic Pollution. Participants shared ideas on strategy and policy solutions to combat the use of plastics and the business opportunities in the reduction, reuse and recycling of plastics.
Other activities during National Environment Week include a countywide inspection of the illegal use of plastic bags, community work ‘Umuganda’, a Beat Plastic Pollution Walk in Kigali during Car Free Day on 3 June 2018, a Green Drinks Kigali discussion on plastic management, and an exhibition on plastic recycling, among others.
National Environment Week launched on 29 May 2018 and will conclude on June 5. It began with a high-level policy conference on strategies and mechanisms to address plastic pollution. The conference attracted participants from government institutions, international organisations, the private sector, civil society, academic institutions and the media.
The conference included discussions on managing plastic waste in Rwanda in line with this year’s World Environment Day theme: Beat Plastic Pollution. Participants shared ideas on strategy and policy solutions to combat the use of plastics and the business opportunities in the reduction, reuse and recycling of plastics.
Other activities during National Environment Week include a countywide inspection of the illegal use of plastic bags, community work ‘Umuganda’, a Beat Plastic Pollution Walk in Kigali during Car Free Day on 3 June 2018, a Green Drinks Kigali discussion on plastic management, and an exhibition on plastic recycling, among others.
A United Nations World Environment Day boat ride and clean up along the shores of the Anacostia River in Washington, DC, on June 5, 2018. Sponsored in part by the UN Information Centre and UN Environment.
Photo Credit: Jay Mallin
jay@jaymallinphotos.com
National Environment Week launched on 29 May 2018 and will conclude on June 5. It began with a high-level policy conference on strategies and mechanisms to address plastic pollution. The conference attracted participants from government institutions, international organisations, the private sector, civil society, academic institutions and the media.
The conference included discussions on managing plastic waste in Rwanda in line with this year’s World Environment Day theme: Beat Plastic Pollution. Participants shared ideas on strategy and policy solutions to combat the use of plastics and the business opportunities in the reduction, reuse and recycling of plastics.
Other activities during National Environment Week include a countywide inspection of the illegal use of plastic bags, community work ‘Umuganda’, a Beat Plastic Pollution Walk in Kigali during Car Free Day on 3 June 2018, a Green Drinks Kigali discussion on plastic management, and an exhibition on plastic recycling, among others.