International policy development to combat marine litter
Marine litter and plastic pollution are global issues that affect the whole world.
Marine litter and plastic pollution are global issues that affect the whole world.
The MASTREC project focuses on the detection of trafficking of illegal rosewood from Madagascar and illegal charcoal from Somalia/Kenya.
Marine litter is everywhere and unfortunately, the Arctic Ocean is no exception.
Developing a strategic roadmap to help guide the transition to circular plastic economies at local, national and global scales.
As the population of Kathmandu increases, plastic usage and thereby waste generation is also growing
This project works with 14 Pacific Islands Countries to finalise extended continental shelf boundaries.
Using information from Earth Observation technology to reduce environmental and human insecurity
This special series of reports fills the need for targeted and timely information about environmental challenges.
The project highlights both the challenges and the solutions for sound waste management in mountain regions.
Marine litter is found even in the most remote parts of the Arctic.
Developing and disseminating knowledge towards enhancing wastewater management and sanitation service delivery in Africa.
The project aims to raise awareness, promote leadership and strengthen cooperation to reduce marine pollution in the region.
Norwegian Infrastructure for Drone-based research, mapping and monitoring in the coastal zone
Grønn Dag er et arrangement som setter fokus på miljø og bærekraftig husholdninger
Marine litter and plastic pollution in the ocean is affecting ecosystems, economies and societies around the world.
With raising global consumption patterns the amounts of waste increases, and scrupulous waste management is threatened with the illegal...
Environmentally sound management of household waste is one of the challenges faced by national governments and municipalities.
Supporting the Interim Secretariat with the implementation of the Convention Program of Work and the organization of COP6.
Enhancing governments’ presence at sea through the provision of low-cost intelligent technological solutions and local capacity building.
GRID-Arendal is supporting release of the Nordic Council report "Possible Elements of a New Global Agreement to Prevent Plastic Pollution".
In order to inform environmental and development policy-making processes, UNEP keeps under review the state of the world environment.
The Global Tailings Portal is a public, searchable database with detailed information on more than 1,700 mine tailings dams around the world
GRID-Arendal’s Green Economy Programme supports UN Environment to meet policy, modelling, capacity building and reporting goals for its Green Economy work.
This pilot project develops a shoreline map to define coastal areas with different likelihood of accumulating beach litter.
The Marine Debris Action Planner (MDAP) is a project funded by Innovation Norway in which GRID-Arendal and SALT are developing a service...
Every couple of years UN Environment takes the global environmental temperature.