Both primary and secondary data sources were used to make comprehensive land use maps, population maps, and hydro-climatic data analyses.

This study mapped the sources and concentration of plastic waste in the Imus River watershed, which lies in the Philippine province of Cavite.

The study investigates the socioeconomic implications of plastic waste pollution mitigation initiatives along the Imus River, which traverses the P

Accessible summary for the ASEANO Project Report: Study on Plastics Use and Waste Management in the Food Service Industry (

This study assesses the extent of plastic pollution in the Imus River by quantifying and characterizing macroplastics and microplastics.

Dealing with plastic pollution requires locally specific actions, tailored to specific conditions, in addition to larger scale and even transbounda

This study tackles the Imus River, one of the six major river systems in the province of Cavite.

River systems have been identified as major pathways and transporters of wastes, including plastics, that ultimately end up in the oceans.

The sources of plastic wastes and areas of expected high levels of plastic waste generation were mapped in the Imus River Watershed in the Province