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A little series on a big change in Kiribati. The Kiribati Te Boboto program with help from New Zealand @mfat_pacific has begun to transform domestic waste collection, meaning much cleaner beaches and a healthier environment
A little series on a big change in Kiribati. The Kiribati Te Boboto program with help from New Zealand @mfat_pacific has begun to transform domestic waste collection, meaning much cleaner beaches and a healthier environment
Kiribati struggled to keep clean when there was no easy option for rubbish disposal.
Rubbish collection is usually once per week.
Community Clean-Ups have become a point of pride.
Green Bag collectors in South Tarawa, Kiribati.
Bags are collected from designated points which include trees, fences and benches to keep them up off the ground.
Regular rubbish collection has inspired many communities to maintain cleaner environments.
Having the means of permanently removing rubbish from the environment means people do so.
For decades, rubbish would find its way into the sand and reef.
Most of the rubbish is plastic packaging but it also includes clothing, metal, glass, building refuse and more.
Children are inspired to help and improve their environment.