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@ajay_kolii @DiscardStudies @StudyingDiscard @MaxLiboiron @AssaDoron @DrLucyJWishart @soniawiego Kanifing Municipal Council @mayorKMC @PublicKmc in the #Gambia have done a brilliant job clearing drains, reducing flood risk and protecting public health. Prob not in published literature but a great case study nonetheless.
RT @HadfieldPhil I’ve only really been partially aware of what @WasteAid does before today and listening to @ZoeLenkiewicz at #RWM2021 “1 in 3 people have never had a waste collection”. Never really thought how much open burning of waste is such a normal part of the family tasks.
Looking forward to day 2 at #RWM21, starting with my keynote discussion on "What can we expect from COP26?" #ClimateAction #wastemanagement #openburning rwmexhibition.com/rwm-2021/wh… twitter.com/WasteAid/statu…
RT @WasteAid We are having a great time at @RWM_Exhibition. It's so good to be meeting other movers and shakers in the global resource management sector. WasteAid has exciting plans so if you're looking for #ESG partners please visit us at 5-u102! #RWM21 pic.twitter.com/jLtglKR6vP
Looking forward to my first in-person presentation in a while! @RWM_Exhibition #ClimateAction twitter.com/WasteAid/statu…
RT @WasteAid We're excited to have @WasteMiche & @ZoeLenkiewicz with @ZacGoldsmith talking about the UK's role in global environmental protection, waste & recycling, poverty & pollution. Thanks @WeAreBrightBlue for the invitation. #NatureBasedSolutions twitter.com/WeAreBrightBlu…
@AFRIpads Thank you @AFRIpads - that is a lot of women's lives improved, as well as the lives of their daughters, and daughters' daughters... ♀️🙌
@T_E_Baker Most plastics are made from fossil oil. Sachets don't lower price for the poor, they just make the product more marketable because it's a smaller unit (but higher price per unit than buying in bulk eg a litre bottle). wasteaid.org/sir-david-atte…
🙌🇬🇲 After years of working with community based organisations and the public sector in The Gambia this does not surprise me. There is a genuine desire to do the right thing when it comes to the climate. Well done all! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 twitter.com/ida_sarr10/sta…
@CLEANUPKENYADAY I always thought that. But the sachets aren't even recyclable, so there is no (pure) business case for collecting them. Plenty of work to be done. #reduce #reuse #recycle
