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The SwitchersFund presents the #BagToTheFuture Awards, a collaboration between SCP/RAC and VeryNile to tackle the use of single use plastic bags in Egypt (en)
... ideas for our brand new challenge #BagToTheFuture . Join us on making a positive impact on the environment by proposing ways to ...
News item - 07/26/2019 - 13:31
The SwitchersFund presents THE UNWRAP AWARD, a collaboration between SCP/RAC and Innovations Nest to prevent plastic packaging in the Balkans region (en)
... and Montenegro We welcome you to join us on this big challenge, to unwrap the future of food and beverage! ...
News item - 07/25/2019 - 09:47
SCP/RAC is hiring! Find our call for proposals for the GEF MedProgramme (en)
... some other Contracting parties are expected to join in the project. The first consultant will be hired in ...
News item - 03/01/2018 - 10:29
EU to ban cadmium in jewellery, brazing sticks and all plastics (en)
... in all plastics and brazing sticks, which are used to join dissimilar materials as fumes that are released during this process are ...
News item - 07/13/2011 - 14:16
SWITCH-Med Programme goes online soon (en)
... and the establishment of strategic partnerships. So join us!" . By signing up as a member you will be able to meet the people ...
News item - 06/05/2014 - 09:35
ACT4LITTER: to stop the Mediterranean from becoming a rubbish dump (en)
... to protect themselves against marine waste. The MPAs which join forces will benefit from improved waste management and better coordination ...
News item - 03/30/2017 - 11:20
Semia Gharbi: standing up for a toxic free & gender-fair future in Tunisia and the Mediterranean (en)
... actions that she carries out, SCP/RAC had the occasion to join forces with Semia and IPEN in 2018, by implementing a pilot ...
News item - 03/07/2021 - 15:24
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