“Waste management is a good indicator of how a society is functioning” says the Permanent Secretary for Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology.
The Ranadi dump site area in East Honiara now has an office building – thanks to Japan’s Grassroots and Human Security Projects Scheme. The single story building, officially handed over today, is located at the front of the landfill area and will serve as the administration and training centre for…
The newly constructed office building at the Ranadi dump site has been completed and ready for commissioning. The office building was funded under the Japanese’s Embassy Grassroots program. Guests invited to the ceremony include the JICA resident representative, the Lord Mayor amongst others.
The newly constructed office building at the Ranadi Landfill has been completed and is ready for commissioning. The office building was funded under the Japanese’s Embassy Grassroots program and will be handed over to the Honiara City Council tomorrow.
The Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau (SIVB) is optimistic, better waste management and energy conservation are crucial for the development of Solomon Islands Tourism Industry.
Tuvaruhu School in Central Honiara has been named as a ‘Health Promoting School’ and has received a billboard in efforts to promote health among school children. The billboard was officially delivered today by the Honiara City Council Mayor, Alfrence Fatai.
The Honiara City Council Law Enforcement Division has praised the public for cooperating with the Council’s Seven-metre by-law ordinance saying the public has positively responded to the ordinance by complying with it.
The Honiara City Council (HCC) has received public support for enforcing its Seven-Meter By-law. Honiara City Council City Clerk Charles Kelly confirms the by-law has been enforced since yesterday.
The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology and the Honiara City Council are today hosting the fourth Joint Coordinating Committee Meeting of solid waste management project in Honiara.
The Honiara City Council will soon supply waste bins to the communities in an effort to ensure proper management of wastes under it’s seven meters by law ordinance. In a radio talkback show over the weekend, the council says, it will impose its seven meters by law from the 1st of February.
The Honiara City Council says establishing an understanding about rubbish separation among the young generation in the capital is a challenging area for the Council. Chief Health Inspector George Titiulu made the statement during a talk-back show yesterday.
The Honiara City Council says a study on waste management has indicated, the rate of degradable rubbish being thrown away within Honiara city is very alarming. Council’s Chief Health Inspector George Titiulu made this announcement during a talk-back show on the National Radio today.
