Business & Money | Sunday 22 September, 2019 12:47 am |

The Red Sea Development Company (TRSDC), the developer behind one of the world’s most ambitious tourism projects, has launched a program to clean-up ocean debris, becoming an official partner for the UN initiative #ACT4SDG’s. The announcement coincided with the annual International Coastal Clean-up hosted by Ocean Conservancy.

The Marine Debris Clean-up Program will combine efforts across TRSDC to remove any debris that washes up on the islands and mainland shorelines within the project’s focal marine areas, as well as educating the local population about waste disposal methods and how to reduce, recycle and reuse these materials.

The Red Sea Development Company (TRSDC), the developer behind one of the world’s most ambitious tourism projects, has launched a program to clean-up ocean debris, becoming an official partner for the UN initiative #ACT4SDG’s. The announcement coincided with the annual International Coastal Clean-up hosted by Ocean Conservancy.

The Marine Debris Clean-up Program will combine efforts across TRSDC to remove any debris that washes up on the islands and mainland shorelines within the project’s focal marine areas, as well as educating the local population about waste disposal methods and how to reduce, recycle and reuse these materials.