Latin America and the Caribbean
GAIA's network in Latin America and the Caribbean is comprised of more than 50 groups and individuals from 13 countries, including two national networks in Brazil and Argentina. Learn more.
In the Spotlight
EU is investing in toxic waste projects in developing world, GAIA claims
by Les Roopanarine, The Guardian
May 16th, 2012
by Les Roopanarine, The Guardian
May 16th, 2012
The EU is threatening waste-pickers' livelihoods and backing projects that may actually increase emissions, says report
Special Screening of Trashed film at Cannes
UK filmmaker Candida Brady's documentary Trashed, featuring actor Jeremy Irons looks at the growing global crisis of trash, highlighting how human health and the environment are threatened by the pollution from burning and discarding waste. Trashed will receive a special screening at the Cannes film festival, which runs from May 16-27.
Central American Meeting of Recyclers Makes Plans
The Latin American Recyclers Network (Red LACRE) organized the Sixth Latin American and Caribbean Congress of Recyclers in Nicaragua, reaching out to new communities of workers and environmental justice activists in the Central American region.
Celebrating Community: GAIA 10 Report Offers Snapshots of First Decade
GAIA’s first decade ended in December 2010—and we spent 2011 putting together stories and images to share a snapshot of the alliance’s collective work.
GAIA’s values include taking the time to appreciate one another and to celebrate our success and work together. We hope this report, “GAIA 10: 10 Years of Community Action for Zero Waste Solutions,” will be an opportunity for collective reflection and celebration.
Día Mundial del Reciclaje: Una vida reciclada
by Exequiel Estay, www.elamaule.cl
by Exequiel Estay, www.elamaule.cl
Hoy es el Día Mundial del Reciclaje. Exequiel Estay, líder del Movimiento Nacional de Recicladores de Chile y amigo de Red Mi Voz nos habla de resiliencia y de la vocación de un reciclador.
Recyclers Tout Benefits of Their Trade at Cancún Summit
by Emilio Godoy, IPS-Inter Press Service
December 5th, 2010
by Emilio Godoy, IPS-Inter Press Service
December 5th, 2010
At the 16th Conference of Parties (COP 16) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), under way in the Mexican resort city of Cancún, the recyclers are voicing opposition to the CDM projects being implemented at garbage dumps to capture greenhouse-effect gases.















