Community Action against Plastic waste South Sudan- CAPws South Sudan

08/03/2026

Happy International Women's Day, 2026!

As we celebrate International Women's Day, 2026, CAPws South Sudan extends its deepest gratitude and admiration to women worldwide who are shapping a more sustainable future.

This year, we reflect on the incredible strides made by women in driving environmental solutions, particularly in the critical fight against plastic pollution. We recognize the innovators, the educators, the community organizers, and the policy advocates - women who, in countless ways, are transforming how we interact with our planet.

From developing eco-friendly alternatives to leading massive clean-up efforts, and from influencing household choices to advocating for systemic change, women's leadership is indispensable. We see how their unique perspectives and deep understanding of community needs often lead to the most effective and equitable environmental solutions.

So, on this International Women's Day, let's us continue to harness the power and ingenuity of women to accelerate our progress towards a healthier planet, free from plastic pollution

25/11/2025

Ministry of Environment, South Sudan
Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA)

January is nearly upon us, which means International Zero Waste Month is just around the corner.

Each year, communities, cities, and movements worldwide come together to show what real zero waste looks like in practice, not in theory. It’s the month to spotlight wins, unpack challenges, call out false solutions, and celebrate the people pushing for cleaner, fairer ways to tackle environmental issues.

This year’s theme, , reminds us that putting resources into zero waste solutions is key to building healthier, cleaner, and more sustainable communities, cities, and regions. Over the next weeks, we’ll be sharing stories, insights, and hints about what’s ahead. For now, mark your calendars and give your bins a reassuring pat—January’s going to be a lively one.

Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) GAIA Africa Alianza Global para Alternativas a la Incineración GAIA GAIA US Canada Zero Waste Europe

19/11/2025

Dear Minister Mabior Garang Mabior,

On behalf of Community Action Against Plastic Waste South Sudan- CAPws South Sudan, I would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations on your well-deserved appointment as the Minister of Environment and Forestry

Your leadership in this vital role comes at a crucial time for our environment, and we are excited about the potential for positive change under your guidance. We are confident that your experience and vision will significantly contribute to advancing sustainable practices and addressing the pressing challenges of plastic waste and environmental conservation in our country

I look forward to meeting you and hope to collaborate on efforts that promote environmental sustainability and protect our natural resources for future generations.

Once again, congratulations on your appointment. I wish you every success in your assignment.

Signed:

Lueth Peter Reng,
Executive Director
CAPws South Sudan

05/08/2025

As the resumed session of the fifth intergovernmental negotiating committee ( INC5.2) officially begins in Geneva, CAPws South Sudan joins other civil society organizations around the world in demanding for a treaty that prioritizes environmental justice, and reducing plastic production and waste for prosperity of people and planet

We urge the government delegation to Geneva to negotiate like the country's future depends on it.