US EditionAPM Terminals Nigeria Drives Circular Economy with Menstrual Health Training and Solar-Powered Plastic Recycling
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APM Terminals Nigeria Drives Circular Economy with Menstrual Health Training and Solar-Powered Plastic Recycling
APM Terminals Nigeria Drives Circular Economy with Menstrual Health Training and Solar-Powered Plastic Recycling (IN BRIEF) APM Terminals Nigeria has launched two local sustainability initiatives: in Onne, the WACT-APM Terminals sanitary pad programme trains students to produce reusable menstrual products, improving hygiene, reducing stigma, combating school absenteeism and cutting plastic waste; in Apapa, a solar-powered recycling hub—operated …
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