Tuvalu Department of Waste Management

FAKAMASAUAGA !! FAKAMASAUAGA!!

Ko avatu te Fakamasauaga mese Akai Fakamolemole mai luga te Matagaluega maua Atafaiga o Kaiga , Kia tatou katoa konei e nofo te Laumua. Ki luga I kaiga Pala , Fakamolemole e mafai ke faofao/ tuku fakalei lua kaiga pala ki loto lautaga, ko tuku fakalei mai ki tua te Auala ke mafai o puke/ tae ne Fanau Galue Matou.

Kafai e se faulu fakalei au kaiga ise lautaga Kae fakaputu fua pela I tua fanoanoa fakailoa me se puke ne fanau galue Matou.

Fakamolemole manakogina te galue tasi tatou ite feitu tenei.

Fakafetai lasi

Manuia te a*o.

💙 Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing fathers of the Department of Waste Management Tuvalu! 🇹🇻

Today, we celebrate not only the work you do for our Department, but also the important role you play in your families.

Thank you for your hard work, dedication, strength, and commitment both at work and at home. You work every day for a cleaner Tuvalu while also helping to build stronger families and a brighter future for our children. 🌴♻️

From our DWM family to all our wonderful fathers, Happy Father’s Day! 💙

May God continue to bless you, guide you, and strengthen you always.

Stronger Fathers • Stronger Families • A Cleaner Tuvalu 🇹🇻♻️

11/09/2026 Early Morning Cleanup Drive
Our Team was up before the sun this morning! Starting at 6:00 AM, the department conducted a comprehensive waste collection drive across oir villages and schools. This initiative is part of our ongoing preparations for the upcoming PreCop meeting.
We are committed to presenting a clean and welcoming environment for this important event.
Fafetai Team DWM and TFS.

FAKAPULAGA
Fakamolemole atu ki te malu o kaiga takitasi, akoga mo pisinisi ite Laumua.

Ko avatu te fakailoaga mai te Matagaluega Atafaiga o Kaiga, me isi se Komiti e onoono ki te Tumaa ka fai ana asiga ki fale nofo, akoga mo pisinisi katoa i luga i te laumua.

Te komiti tenei ka onoono ki luga ki te tumaa i tafa o fale, tafa auala, maise ko vaega kaiga valevale ke oko ki motoka, pasikaiti, fiti masei. Te komiti tenei ka isi sena malosi o fakasala a kaiga, akoga, pisinisi, manafai se tautali ki tulafono.
Tela e akai atu kia tatou me kamata ite Vaia*o fou ite A*o Gafua Fou,14/09/2026, ate Komiti ka fanatu o asi ki fale katoa.
Ko akai atu me kafai e isi ne kaiga pela mo motoka kola e manakogina ke puke ne matou, kena fakailoa mai kite Ofisa a maua ite vaia*o nei.
Fafetai lasi.

We are pleased to share the findings from the recent waste survey and litter audit carried out in Funafuti. This important work was made possible through the SWAP2 project and Pacific Ocean Litter Project (POLP), implemented by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP).
Presenting the findings: Ms Miriama Taukiei
The data collected will help strengthen our waste management planning, improve resource recovery, and support practical solutions for our island. With limited land and growing waste challenges, having reliable information is essential for protecting our fenua (land) and moana (ocean).
Fakafetai lahi and let us keep our shores and land clean and beautiful.

Malo & Congratulations to Sei Tuvalu 2026, Siatunu Limau! 👑

The Department of Waste Management proudly congratulates you on being crowned Sei Tuvalu 2026.

Your outstanding response during the final interview, particularly your message on plastic pollution, demonstrated true leadership and environmental stewardship. Your closing words reminded us all that:

"Plastics are polluting our ocean and waters and poisoning our fish."

This is a message that resonates deeply with our mission. Thank you for using your platform to raise awareness about the importance of proper plastic waste management and protecting the environment for future generations.

We have heard your voice, and we look forward to continuing to work towards a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable Tuvalu.

We wish you every success as you begin your journey towards Miss Pacific 2026. May you continue to inspire, lead with purpose, and proudly represent Tuvalu on the regional stage.

Fakafetai lasi, and all the very best! 🌺🇹🇻♻️

Mirryam Galivaka Uluiviti Taukiei

Malo to SEI NZ Tuvalu – Peleise Ian Natano

The Department of Waste Management extends its heartfelt congratulations and sincere appreciation to Peleise Ian Natano (SEI NZ Tuvalu) for delivering such an inspiring and meaningful speech on environmental sustainability, with a strong emphasis on waste management.

As a first-time visitor to Tuvalu, your willingness to raise an issue that affects every one of us is truly commendable. Your presentation of the three key themes reflected confidence, passion, and a genuine commitment to protecting our environment.

Thank you for using your platform to advocate for a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Tuvalu. Your words have inspired awareness, encouraged action, and reminded us all that caring for our environment is a shared responsibility.

Mālō, Peleise! You have made the Department of Waste Management proud, and we wish you every success as you continue to be a strong voice for environmental stewardship.


Faoliu Teakau Mirryam Galivaka Uluiviti Taukiei

Malo to SEI NZ Tuvalu – Peleise Ian Natano

The Department of Waste Management extends its heartfelt congratulations and sincere appreciation to Peleise Ian Natano (SEI NZ Tuvalu) for delivering such an inspiring and meaningful speech on environmental sustainability, with a strong emphasis on waste management.

As a first-time visitor to Tuvalu, your willingness to raise an issue that affects every one of us is truly commendable. Your presentation of the three key themes reflected confidence, passion, and a genuine commitment to protecting our environment.

Thank you for using your platform to advocate for a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Tuvalu. Your words have inspired awareness, encouraged action, and reminded us all that caring for our environment is a shared responsibility.

Mālō, Peleise! You have made the Department of Waste Management proud, and we wish you every success as you continue to be a strong voice for environmental stewardship.


Faoliu Teakau Mirryam Galivaka Uluiviti Taukiei