Environmental & Social Responsibility
A flag visually represents a nation, carrying with it the ideals, values, and behaviors of a culture. While other flag states may offer deep discounts, with that lower cost comes an affiliation with your vessel. Some countries are known to be hot spots for illegal drug smuggling. While other nations may have subpar or poor environmental track records.
Here at Cinta Asia, we offer flags from governments with stellar environmental track records, several with an on-going commitment toward protecting our planet. Our flags represent the front line of modern environmental protection. Furthermore, all of our flags are located in the South Pacific and operate democratically elected governments with close ties to New Zealand and Australia.
Deciding On The Flag For you
Choose a flag that best represents your company values: from superior environmental commitment to preserve and protect our future, or a peaceful country with ethical governance!
UNESCO Marine Reserve in Kiribati
Phoenix Islands Protected Area – Kiribati
In 2008, the Republic of Kiribati created the largest marine reserve in the world at that time, setting aside marine territory the size of California. Kiribati designated 11% of the country’s economic territory for this zone. In 2010, this protected area was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Renewable Energy in Tuvalu
100% Renewable Energy Goal 2025 – Tuvalu
Tuvalu for the last 10 years has been working toward 100% renewable energy through the use of solar power. In 2019, they were approved for a $6 million USD grant from the Asian Development Bank to help reach this goal of 100% renewable energy by 2025.
Renewable Energy & Organic Farming in Niue
80% Renewable Energy Goal and Fully Organic Farming Goal – Niue
Niue intends to use 80% renewable energy through solar power by 2025. Also, the country is moving toward becoming the first nation to have 100% organically produced farm products. Niue is an international exporter of quality vanilla.