š³š§ Forests. Water. Communities. Equality. š§š³ This weekend, as we mark theĀ International Day of ForestsĀ andĀ World Water Day, weĀ are remindedĀ thatĀ the systems that sustain lifeĀ are also the foundation of how we operate.Ā nature and people are deeply interconnected ā and that where water flows, equality must grow.Ā Healthy forests mean healthy communities. They protect watersheds, stabilize soils, and sustain the natural systems that provide
Today at Polaris we came together to celebrate International Womenās Day through a special forum: āVoices that Inspire: Stories We Share, Strength We Gain.ā āØ The session brought together women from different generations across our organization to share personal stories, experiences and lessons that have shaped their journeys. Listening to these voices reminded us that when women share their experiences, they create space
Vista Hermosa: The 2nd Environmental Scientific Fair involved 170 students creating models with recycled materials to raise awareness about environmental protection and renewable energy. l Peru: Activities included an essay contest on water resources, a poetry contest on forest fires, a drawing contest, and the planting of 51 fruit trees and 50 ornamental plants to promote reforestation and habitat
Nicaragua: The 9th Environmental Scientific Fair involved 151 high school students and 31 preschool children, with 22 Polaris volunteers judging eco-friendly projects aligned with the SDGs. l Peru: A recycled costume contest at the 8 de Agosto and El Carmen plants, and an ecofriendly flowerpot contest in Canchayllo with 300 students and teachers participating. l Panama: Reforestation at Vista
Peru: We organized a walk in Canchayllo with 3?5-year-old students, teachers, parents, local authorities, and Polaris staff. Students created posters from recycled materials and sang chants about Earth Day.
Our operations in Latin America and the Caribbean face significant challenges in waste management. According to the United Nations, One-third of urban waste generated in Latin America and the Caribbean still ends up in open dumpsites or the environment, impacting public health and contaminating soil, water, and air.
Biodiversity loss threatens ecosystem services, jeopardizing food security and public health. It involves not only the global extinction of species but also the local decline or disappearance of species in specific habitats, which leads to a significant reduction in biological diversity.
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