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Natural Hazards
Natural Hazards: From Mapping to Monitoring, Martinique Strengthens Its Prevention Efforts
Cartographier les zones exposées, actualiser les plans de prévention, mieux informer les habitants et renforcer la surveillance : en Martinique,…
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Biodiversity / Tourism
After suffering losses, coral reefs recover
The crisis affecting Martinique’s coral reefs is not limited to the number of colonies that have disappeared. Following the…
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Water & Sanitation
Water in Martinique: From Assessment to Priorities for the Future SDAGE
The next water roadmap for Martinique is being developed. After a year in 2025 devoted primarily to updating…
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Waste / Recycling
In Martinique, three-quarters of the gray trash could be diverted to another route
In Martinique, the average amount of gray trash per capita per year is 341.4 kg. But its composition shows that…
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Natural Hazards
Martinique: Coastal retreat is now being planned with a 100-year time horizon
What will Martinica’s coastal areas look like in 30, 50, or 100 years? This question is gradually coming to the forefront of…
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Biodiversity / Tourism
Martinique: 78 % of coral colonies lost at 12 monitoring sites between 2023 and 2025
Martinique’s coral reefs have suffered a major setback in less than two years. Between October 2023 and February…
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Waste / Recycling
Expanded Recycling: A Transition Period Through 2030 to Prepare for the Future
As of January 1, 2026, recycling guidelines have been expanded in Martinique. All packaging and paper can…
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Circular and Social Economy
Sargassum Utilization: Martinique Faces the Challenge of Scaling Up
For more than a decade, massive Sargassum strandings have forced Caribbean territories to implement complex and costly management measures. In Martinique,…
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News
ISO 9001 and 14001: Martinican Companies Urged to Prepare for Upcoming Changes
The ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards are set to evolve. To help organizations in Martinique prepare for these changes,…
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News
Basic Skills: A Strategic Issue for the Future of Martinique
In Martinique, 22 % of adults aged 18 to 64—or about 44,000 people—experience severe…
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