70 articles tagged "prf"
Pacific Recycling Foundation has launched its Annual Christmas Gift and Stationery Drive, a tradition of compassion and community solidarity dedicated to bringing joy to the children of Fiji’s Collection Pillars of Re
As Fiji celebrates 55 years of independence, the Pacific Recycling Foundation is urging Fijians to remember that the true strength and resilience of the nation begin with protecting the environment that supports our liv
Suva Grammar School and Veiuto Primary School are planning to work with the Pacific Recycling Foundation in adopting sustainable waste management practices. This follows serious concerns being raised by concerned r
As the Pacific Recycling Foundation prepares to launch its groundbreaking Vaka Forum Series later this year, they have taken the first crucial step by aligning their internal teams, ensuring that the organisation is uni
Building another landfill or continuing piecemeal approaches is not a solution to Fiji’s increasing waste management crisis. This was stated by Pacific Recycling Foundation’s founder Amitesh Deo, who says that
As Hindus celebrate Krishna Janmashtami, the Pacific Recycling Foundation is urging the public to ensure that traditional rituals, such as visarjan (immersion), are carried out in ways that protect our oceans and enviro
More than 300 residents of the Bykeitou Informal Settlement in Nadera have recommitted to better waste management practices with the relaunch of the Pacific Recycling Foundation’s (PRF) I-Recycle Program. In a st
The Pacific Recycling Foundation has voiced serious concerns over a recent academic research article, warning that it risks undermining decades of work by front-line organisations fighting gender-based violence in Fiji.
Fijians gathered in numbers and stood along the King's Highway, the stretch between Koronivia Roundabout Junction and the Rewa Bridge this morning to show their advocacy towards the environment during the Pacific Recycl
Many people, including students from 13 schools, will gather along the Kings Highway from the Koronivia Roundabout to the Rewa Bridge this Saturday for the Pacific Recycling Foundation’s Roadside Campaign to mark Wor
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change clarifies that it does not and will never engage in incentivising children to clean up waste at public events. In response to the statement made by the Founder of the
The Pacific Recycling Foundation is currently in close consultation with key government ministries as it continues to work with its partners, aiming to roll out a series of strategic and targeted recycling programs acro
Litia Marama Matia has been recognized for her exceptional commitment to recycling advocacy during during the Global Recycling Day celebrations and has been presented the Advocates Influencing Mindsets and Mentoring Age
In a bid to address the country’s waste management crisis, various sectors came together to celebrate Global Recycling Day by launching the “I Recycle†program at Churchill Park in Lautoka. The Pacific Recycl
Even with strong waste management laws in place, enforcement remains the biggest challenge in tackling illegal dumping and littering in Fiji and without strict penalties and proper monitoring, these laws fail to bring r
Collection Pillars of Recycling are the backbone of Fiji’s recycling efforts, yet they continue to face exclusion, unsafe working conditions and economic hardship and it is time for action beyond recognition. Thi
Collection Pillars of Recycling are the backbone of Fiji’s recycling efforts, yet they continue to face exclusion, unsafe working conditions and economic hardship and it is time for action beyond recognition. Thi
The Global Recycling Day 2025 is set to take place on March 18th, 2025, at Churchill Park, that will focus on addressing the waste management crisis and advocating strategic collaborations to implement sustainable recyc
Recycling on the Go Ambassadors have emphasised that education, awareness campaigns, and partnerships are essential for achieving long-term environmental impact. This comes as the second Recycling on the Go Ambassa
Political leaders' messages are always politically correct, but they are never about action and they talk without real implementation, which will not lead to sustainable change. This statement has been made by the
