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End of Life Tyres are a versatile material with significant potential for use in roadmaking projects. This booklet provides clear and concise guidance to help roadmaking teams implement these solutions effectively. Designed with hands-on professionals in mind, the information is presented in a straightforward manner, using simple language and practical examples to ensure accessibility and ease of on-site application. This booklet is designed to provide practical, step-by-step guidance to construction companies on reusing End-of-Life Tires (ELTs) in two specific applications: marine vessels and dock bumpers, and house foundations and wall supports.

End of Life Tyres are a versatile material with significant potential for use in roadmaking projects. This booklet provides clear and concise guidance to help roadmaking teams implement these solutions effectively. Designed with hands-on professionals in mind, the information is presented in a straightforward manner, using simple language and practical examples to ensure accessibility and ease of on-site application. This booklet is designed to provide practical, step-by-step guidance to Landscaping companies on reusing End-of-Life Tires (ELTs) in three specific applications: playground structures, outdoor furniture, and synthetic playground surfaces and athletic tracks.

End of Life Tyres are a versatile material with significant potential for use in roadmaking projects. This booklet provides clear and concise guidance to help roadmaking teams implement these solutions effectively. Designed with hands-on professionals in mind, the information is presented in a straightforward manner, using simple language and practical examples to ensure accessibility and ease of on-site application. This booklet is designed to provide practical, step-by-step guidance to Roadmaking Companies on reusing End-of-Life Tires (ELTs) in two specific applications: road construction, and revetment walls.

PacWastePlus assisted Palau to improve management of End-of-Life Tyres. This video provides a summary of the project activities.

The Tuvalu Waste Analysis Report provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of waste generation, composition and management across the country. It serves as a foundational document to guide policy formulation, infrastructure development, and stakeholder coordination toward a more efficient, inclusive and sustainable waste management system. Data and information captured i this report is guided by the overarching Regional Waste Collection, Monitoring and Reporting Framework (DCMR)

Waste collection services in Palau cover approximately 66% of the population, with each state responsible for managing its own waste systems. In Koror State, weekly collection is provided to all residents, with waste managed at the national landfill. Green waste is collected on request. In outer island communities, waste is typically managed through a self-haul system.

Tuvalu’s waste management system is guided by the Tuvalu Integrated Waste Policy and Action Plan (2017–2026), which aims to create cleaner and healthier islands by focusing on prevention, minimization, reuse, recycling, recovery, and safe disposal of waste.

PacWastePlus has assisted Tuvalu to understand the legacy asbestos management issues and recycling to all outer islands. This short video provides a summary of project activities.

Short video on what types of waste are ending up in the Funafuti Landfill and why it matters. The video emphasises the importance of sorting waste, reducing what we send to landfill, and finding better alternatives through recycling and composting. Ideal for schools, community groups, and public campaigns, this video encourages everyone to rethink their waste and take action.

Tuvalu’s Outer Islands have not received significant support for waste management, and do not: • Have facilities to participate in the Waste Levy (implemented in Funafuti 2019) so all items are disposed to the environment or dumps. • Have understanding of the presence of Asbestos and impact on human health