Signed into law on Jan. 8, the sanctuary spans 18,500 square miles of pristine Pacific ecosystems in the northern Marshall Islands, safeguarding marine life such as deep-sea sharks, green turtles, and coral reefs.
The Blue-Green Atolls Project by the Republic of Marshall Islands begins its preparation phase after securing approval from the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Trust Fund and the Special Climate
Waste the environment and communities and reduce associated greenhouse gas emissions. Waste management is governed by the National Environmental Protection Act (1984) and implemented by several
The Republic of the Marshall Islands launches its Green Growth initiative, supported by the University of Guam, to secure a sustainable future. This strategic pivot aims to build resilience and economic
It identifies 35 priority areas and 68 priority actions under eight broad thematic areas that aim to provide a resilient and prosperous future for the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
The Republic of the Marshall Islands continues to lead with purpose in the face of climate change and biodiversity loss.
The project will augment the gains of the ACWA project by addressing remaining gaps in RMI''s long-term water and ecosystem sustainability, drawing on complementary support from the GEF Trust Fund
As a small island developing state, the RMI faces unique sustainability issues, including freshwater scarcity, waste management problems, and the threat of rising sea levels. This comprehensive
Explore the challenges and initiatives surrounding climate change in the Marshall Islands, a vulnerable nation facing rising sea levels and extreme weather events. Discover the government''s
Spanning 29 coral atolls and five single islands over a total land area of just 70 square miles with a population of over 40,000, the country faces socio-economic and environmental challenges due to its geographical
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