GPAP, with the support of SYSTEMIQ, has developed an online analytics tool called the National Analysis and Modelling (NAM) Tool, which allows countries to establish a practical, science-based roadmap to accelerate their transition to a circular, low carbon emissions plastics system. The approved negotiation of a global plastics treaty at the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) in February 2022 by 175 governments has the potential to unleash unprecedented demand for country-level baseline assessments, target-setting, progress monitoring and reporting. Indonesia, Ghana, and Viet Nam were the first to run analyses utilizing a pilot version of the NAM tool. Based on these successes, an increasing number of countries are now launching their own analyses and action plans, including Pakistan, Mexico, India (Maharashtra), Bangladesh and Nigeria. Deploying the tool will allow these countries to pioneer their transitions to a circular plastics economy contributing directly to the goals of a global treaty on plastic pollution as it comes into effect.