Promotion of responsible sourcing in funeral services (S96.0.3) through eco-coffins leading to reduced marine pollution

Selection of biodegradable materials that avoid marine litter

Repair shops (S95) implementing best practices for waste disposal leading to less marine contamination

Strict protocols for preventing runoff into waterways

Hairdressing and beauty (S96.0.2) using marine-safe cosmetics leading to protection of aquatic life

Switch to products without harmful microbeads

Membership organisations (S94) promoting marine protection campaigns leading to sector-wide awareness

Educational programs on marine conservation

Recognition for leadership in marine-friendly practices among personal services (S96)

Publicizing eco-initiatives that protect marine resources

Discharge of chemicals from cleaning services (S96.0.1) into marine environments

Release of untreated wastewater

Funeral services (S96.0.3) using non-biodegradable materials leading to marine litter

Traditional coffin materials persisting in the environment

Improper disposal of electronic components from repair shops (S95) into waterways

Inadequate e-waste management

Non-compliance with marine protection regulations in personal/repair/cleaning services

Failure to meet legal requirements for marine resource protection

Poor communication on marine protection in all services

Insufficient information about marine-friendly practices

Regulatory fines for marine pollution in repair/cleaning/funeral services

Authorities increase enforcement of marine protection

Brand damage from marine pollution controversies in personal services

Negative media coverage of marine contamination

Loss of contracts due to marine pollution concerns in cleaning/repair/funeral activities

Clients require proof of marine protection

Increased costs from compliance in marine protection (S95/S96)

Investments in new water treatment systems

Legal actions by residents over marine contamination from services

Communities file lawsuits for damages

Development of “Marine-Friendly Service” certifications for repair/cleaning/funeral

Certification for best practices in marine protection

Access to funding for marine decontamination projects in repair/cleaning sectors

Grants/subsidies for remediation initiatives

Partnerships with NGOs for marine health innovation in personal services

Joint development of marine protection solutions

Expansion into markets valuing marine-friendly services (repair/cleaning)

Partners demanding certified marine protection

Promotion of water-efficient washing in cleaning services (S96.0.1) leading to water conservation

Use of high-efficiency washing machines and eco-detergents

Hairdressing and beauty (S96.0.2) using water-saving equipment leading to reduced water withdrawal

Installation of low-flow faucets and water management systems

Repair shops (S95) implementing closed-loop water systems leading to less water waste

Investment in water recycling technology

Funeral services (S96.0.3) adopting green burial methods leading to less groundwater contamination

Use of natural burial options

Membership orgs (S94) providing water conservation training to members leading to sector-wide improvements

Workshops on water conservation and pollution prevention

Discharge of untreated wastewater from cleaning services (S96.0.1)

Release of pollutants into sewers/waterways

Use of harmful cleaning agents in repair/cleaning shops (S95/S96)

Application of non-biodegradable chemicals

Funeral services (S96.0.3) using embalming fluids contaminating groundwater

Traditional embalming practices

Non-compliance with water protection regulations in cleaning/repair/funeral

Failure to meet legal water protection requirements

Poor communication on water conservation in all services

Insufficient information about water-saving practices

Regulatory fines for water pollution in cleaning/repair/funeral

Authorities increase enforcement of water protection