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A Sustainable Development Watchdog Initiative in the Dominican Republic
NuviRD: A Partnership for the Nation’s Sustainability
NuviRD is the largest private alliance in the Dominican Republic that seeks to create a culture of reduction, reuse, recycling and waste utilization in the country. Its first program is to collect plastic bottles to then transform them into raw material for new products, guaranteeing a circular economy. There are several Nuvi Points all around Santo Domingo to collect the plastic bottles. Learn more: www.nuvi.do
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Green Publication: A Practical Guide to Sustainable Development
In 2014, the Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD) published the book Desarrollo sostenible y la economía verde en la República Dominicana: Contexto nacional e internacional, legislación y guía práctica para la empresa y el hogar (Sustainable Development and the Dominican Republic’s Green Economy: National and International Context, Legislation... -
The Dominican Council on Fishing and Aquaculture (CODOPESCA) warned that the waters of the Haina River – situated in Santo Domingo’s southwest region - are highly polluted due to contamination originating from various sources. The Council prohibited all fishing in the river. More information available: www.codopesca.gob.do
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In the D.R., the ban on consumption of Queen Conch meat (Strombus gigas/Lobatus gigas) runs from July 1 through October 31. This means that the fishing and commercialization of the Queen Conch is prohibited nationwide during this time period. For further information: www.codopesca.gob.do
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