PEOPLE TOLD TO CHANGE ATTITUDE TOWARDS WASTE MANAGEMENT
A north Malaita man has called on Solomon Islanders to change their attitude, character and behaivour towards keeping the Honiara City clean. A Jack Ogofura from…
Category: <span>Waste Management</span>
DIRTY STREETS CANNOT ENCOURAGE TOURISM: SIIPHRAA
Head of the Solomon Islands Indigenous Peoples Human Rights Advocacy Association (SIIPHRAA), Moses Ramo has said the dirty streets of Honiara will never promote Solomon Islands…
SIDT LAUNCHED DRAMA GROUP
The Solomon Islands Development Trust (SIDT) has launched a drama group in Honiara this week. The group aims to eliminate the very poor attitude of littering in Honiara.…
HCC EQUIPPED WITH NEW SETS OF WHEELIE BINS
The Rapid Employment Project (REP) has equipped the Honiara City Council (HCC) with 60 new sets of 240-liter capacity wheelie bins, which will be distributed among…
HCC LOOKING TO INTRODUCE NEW WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
The Honiara City Council (HCC) has proposed to enforce a new waste segregation system for all residential areas within the Honiara City boundary. The new waste…
HCC INSTALLED MORE SKIP BINS IN TOWN
The Honiara City Council (HCC) has successfully installed over 20 waste bins within the city. HCC Deputy Clerk Fred Warereau told SIBC News this is part…
PLASTICS HIGHEST MARINE DEBRIS ALONG MATANIKO RIVER: STUDY
The Ministry of Environment and Conservation have recorded plastics are the highest marine debris found along the Mataniko river. The finding was revealed after a 60…
H.C.C EMBARKS ON IMPROVING WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES
The Honiara City Council with the support of the Honiara Economic Development Support Project – HEDSUP has installed 20 rubbish bins in the City. A media…
LITTER BOOM TO TRAP WASTE TO BE INSTALLED ACROSS MATANIKO RIVER
A 60-meter litter boom to trap marine debris and wastes will be installed across the Mataniko river in Honiara tomorrow. The litter boom is part of…
H.C.C LEADS SURVEY ON WASTE CHARACTERISATION
The Honiara City Council is currently leading a waste characterisation survey in Honiara. The survey began last Monday and is supported by the J-PRISM and JICA…