Agua Pura
Spanish: Pure Water
Santiago, Dominican Rep.
Keeping plastic waste out of the Dominican Republic’s coral reefs.
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The Dominican Republic is known for its tropical beaches and natural beauty. The country sits on the second largest island in the Caribbean, surrounded by seas rich with life. Almost 1,000 miles (1,609 km) of Atlantic and Caribbean coastlines attract millions of tourists each year, primarily from the USA. But lots of tourists means lots of trash, and the country lacks waste collection services. Waste is usually burned or dumped – eventually finding its way to the sea. This causes visible plastic pollution, threatens wildlife and marine ecosystems, and leads to waves of plastic washing up on beaches.
- In the Udupi district, only 1% of plastic waste is collected.
- Waste management systems in the villages surrounding Udupi - a coastal city - are vastly under-resourced
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- Increase collection rates
- Management of recovered plastics
- The project has had 3 third-party audits since 2022. No critical gaps have been found, and it has been documented that the impact partner has improved on its documentation and on-ground work.
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