Tuvalu Integrated Waste Policy and Action Plan 2017 – 2026. Pays/Territoire Tuvalu Type du document Date 2016 Source FAO, FAOLEX Titre completTuvalu Integrated Waste Policy and Action Plan - Towards Cleaner and Healthier Islands 2017 – 2026. Sujet Déchets et substances dangereuses Mot clé Commerce/industrie/sociétés Renforcement des capacités Changement de climat Mise en application Collecte de données/déclarations Planification environnementale Transformation/manutention Déchets dangereux Subvention/incitation Institution Gestion intégrée Politique/planification Principe de précaution Santé publique Recyclage/réemploi Évaluation/gestion des risques Déchets solides Taxe/impôt Élimination de déchets Gestion des déchets Prévention des déchets Aire géographique ASIE ET PACIFIQUE, Pays les moins avances, Océanie, Polinesie, Petits États insulaires en développement, Pacifique sud Entry into force notes 2017 – 2026. Résumé The Tuvalu Integrated Waste Policy and Action Plan is a national policy with a cross-sectoral approach. The timeframe of this Policy is 10 years between 2017 and 2026. The overall purposes of this Policy are (I) waste minimization, (II) improved hazardous waste management, (III) maximization of socio-economic, health and environmental benefits, (IV) institutional capacity building, and (V) public awareness-raising. The institutional and organizational structure of the waste sector will be strengthened in all the islands. Legal and policy framework will be developed to enforce waste management regulations, impose levies and ban certain imported items. Public awareness-raising programmes will be carried out on proper waste management, focusing on waste reduction, recycling and reuse, with a gender-sensitive approach. Incentive mechanisms will be developed to provide business and livelihood opportunities to ensure sustainable waste systems. The resilience of waste facilities and equipment to climate change will be increased for the protection of the health and well-being of the community and the environment. The cooperation between the Ministry of Health and the Department of Environment will be strengthened on the handling, storage and disposal of hazardous wastes. The monitoring and reporting programmes and data collection mechanisms will be developed to ensure more informed decisions in the waste sector. Texte intégral Anglais Site web tuvalu-data.sprep.org