Clean Pacific Round Table 2021 - Deep Dive Side Event
French territories in the Pacific, namely New Caledonia and Wallis and Futuna, are making good progress in managing used oil which are harmful to human health and the environment.
Projects implemented in French Territories and how they are turning a problem into a solution was highlighted during a Deep Dive Side Event on Used Oil Management held on the first day of the Third Clean Pacific Roundtable, from 16 November until 25 November 2021.
The event was a chance to provide an overview of Used Oil Management challenges in the Pacific, where the French Territories shared their experiences on the existing legislative, technical and financial tools to address this issue.
The session, delivered in French to highlight the diversity of lessons-learned from all Pacific islands, was moderated by Ms Julie Pillet, Technical Coordinator of the AFD-funded SWAP project, and it featured Ms Ateliana Maugateau, Director of the Territorial Environment Department of Wallis and Futuna, Ms Sandra Sontheimer, Prevention and Waste Management Engineer - Environment Department of the Southern Province - New Caledonia, Mr Bernard Creugnet, Director of the eco-organisation TRECODEC and Mr Thomas Klein, Managing Director of the Company SOCADIS SARL.