Addressing Marine Plastics. A Roadmap to a Circular Economy.

... so ecosystems become plastic-free

Product design

Recycling & recycled feedstock

Production& Manufacturing

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End-of-use product collection

Distribution

Addressing Marine Plastics A Systemic Approach

Consumption –Use,Reuse, Repair

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National & Local Systemic Actions

Labuan Bajo Waste Management Plan

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Assesses baseline level of marine debris in Xuan Thuy National Park, Vietnam.

Develops Vietnam’s National Action Plan on Marine Debris.

Identifies available vs necessary budget to implement a waste management strategy and mechanisms to bridge the gap

Global & Regional Systemic Actions

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CIRCULATE

CREATE ENABLING CONDITIONS

ELIMINATE

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Takes stock of existing knowledge & actions.

Maps plastic leakages to identify hotspots along global value chain.

Recommends systemic actions to achieve a circular economy.

Recommends actions offered to Canada and the G7 ministers to support their ambitious goals for reducing marine plastics.

Puts in place necessary elements to ensure effective cooperation and measurable impact to end plastic pollution.

Identifies key actions for both short (2020 to 2025) andmedium to long terms (from2025 onwards) to achieve a circular economy for plastics.

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