Action Plan
The ICENECDEV’s Plastic Pollution Initiative Engaging Communities in Wouri Estuary and Gulf of Guinea–Edea- Kribi and West Coastline Limbe-Isobe-Batoke and Idenau , aims to eliminate the impacts of plastic in the coastlines and Cities by raising awareness about the dangers of plastic pollution and by advocating for the reduction of single-use plastics. This includes decreasing single-use plastics at the source and helping to ensure that all existing plastic is reused or recycled rather than being burned or ending up in landfills and the environment.
ICENECDEV’s Plastic Pollution Initiative includes both programmatic and policy work. The policy arm focuses on campaign efforts, which have led to hundreds of successful plastic pollution reduction actions and laws.
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Are you passionate about protecting our oceans and marine life? Do you want to leave a lasting impact on the environment? Then we have the perfect opportunity for you!
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Be part of the solution not part of the pollution. Together with our dedicated partners, we are at the forefront of tackling plastic pollution. We’ve achieved a significant milestone, transforming over 100 tons of plastic waste into valuable economic products, including beautiful furniture and aesthetic objects.
Impact & Future Plans
At Plastic Free Africa, we’re committed to building a cleaner, brighter future for our planet. Here’s a glimpse into the impact we’ve generated:
About Plasticfreeafrica
Plasticfreeafrica is one of the instrumental programme of Icenecdev dedicated to tackling plastic pollution in the Gulf of Guinea and the West Coastline of Cameroon. For the past 10 years, we’ve been at the forefront of sustainable plastic management, working collaboratively with a diverse range of stakeholders.
We actively advocate for the application and effectiveness of the Plastic Pollution Treaty in Africa, specifically focusing on the Gulf of Guinea and Cameroon’s West Coastline.
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Major Partners
A collaborative effort between the Retailers’ Environment Fund and Icenecdev has resulted in the development of this website dedicated to tackling plastic pollution in the Gulf of Guinea and the West Coastline of Cameroon.
The Norwegian Retailers’ Environment Fund, Norway’s largest private environmental fund, supports domestic and international initiatives aimed at reducing plastic pollution, enhancing plastic recycling rates, and curbing plastic bag consumption. specifically focusing on the Gulf of Guinea and Cameroon’s West Coastline.
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