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The Hoja de Ruta de Financiamiento para la Circularidad de los Plásticos en la Ciudad de México - Resumen ejecutivo assesses the country’s financing landscape across the plastic value chain, estimating the investment required to achieve city-level targets for reducing plastic pollution by 2040. Building on the Mexico City Action Roadmap, this roadmap uses a system-change approach. The analysis identifies financing needs and gaps across upstream and downstream interventions and sets out priority financing mechanisms, policy levers, and investment pathways to mobilize capital for a circular plastics economy.
Just Transition, Materials
Hoja de Ruta de Financiamiento para la Circularidad de los Plásticos en la Ciudad de México - Resumen ejecutivo
This report is one of nine assessments examining the interlinkages between plastic pollution and biodiversity loss. The assessments map where plastic pollution has the greatest ecological impact, explore the economic and social interdependencies driving both pressures, and identify solutions across the plastics value chain. Each report reviews existing policy frameworks and provides actionable recommendations to address both biodiversity loss and plastic pollution while advancing circular economy approaches. The assessments were developed with contributions from a wide range of stakeholders, including government, industry, recyclers, academia and civil society.
Just Transition, Materials
Plastic Pollution and Biodiversity in Peru: Pathways for Environmental and Economic Resilience
Este informe es una de las nueve evaluaciones que examinan las interrelaciones entre la contaminación por plásticos y la pérdida de biodiversidad. Las evaluaciones identifican dónde la contaminación por plásticos tiene el mayor impacto ecológico, exploran las interdependencias económicas y sociales que impulsan ambas presiones, e identifican soluciones a lo largo de la cadena de valor de los plásticos. Cada informe revisa los marcos normativos existentes y ofrece recomendaciones prácticas para abordar tanto la pérdida de biodiversidad como la contaminación por plásticos, al tiempo que promueve enfoques de economía circular.Las evaluaciones se elaboraron con aportaciones de una amplia variedad de partes interesadas, incluidos gobiernos, la industria, recicladores, el ámbito académico y la sociedad civil.
Just Transition, Nature & Natural capital
Biodiversidad y Contaminación por Plásticos en Costa Rica: Evaluación del nexo yoportunidades para fortalecerla resiliencia ambientaly económica
Este informe es una de las nueve evaluaciones que examinan las interrelaciones entre la contaminación por plásticos y la pérdida de biodiversidad. Las evaluaciones identifican dónde la contaminación por plásticos tiene el mayor impacto ecológico, exploran las interdependencias económicas y sociales que impulsan ambas presiones, e identifican soluciones a lo largo de la cadena de valor de los plásticos. Cada informe revisa los marcos normativos existentes y ofrece recomendaciones prácticas para abordar tanto la pérdida de biodiversidad como la contaminación por plásticos, al tiempo que promueve enfoques de economía circular.Las evaluaciones se elaboraron con aportaciones de una amplia variedad de partes interesadas, incluidos gobiernos, la industria, recicladores, el ámbito académico y la sociedad civil.
Just Transition, Nature & Natural capital
Resumen ejecutivo - Biodiversidad y Contaminación por Plásticos en Costa Rica: Evaluación del nexo yoportunidades para fortalecerla resiliencia ambientaly económica
This guiding document sets out GPAP’s safeguarding framework, outlining how the programme prevents harm and ensures safe, ethical, and inclusive engagement across all activities. It defines core safeguarding principles, responsibilities, and standards aligned with World Economic Forum and UK ODA requirements. The guidelines also describe reporting mechanisms and support resources to address safeguarding concerns effectively and confidentially.
Just Transition, Materials
GPAP Safeguarding Guidelines
This report is one of nine assessments examining the interlinkages between plastic pollution and biodiversity loss. The assessments map where plastic pollution has the greatest ecological impact, explore the economic and social interdependencies driving both pressures, and identify solutions across the plastics value chain. Each report reviews existing policy frameworks and provides actionable recommendations to address both biodiversity loss and plastic pollution while advancing circular economy approaches. The assessments were developed with contributions from a wide range of stakeholders, including government, industry, recyclers, academia and civil society.
Just Transition, Materials, Nature & Natural capital
Plastic Pollution and Biodiversity in Indonesia: Pathways for Environmental and Economic Resilience
This report examines the aspects of gender equity and social inclusion (GESI) in Cambodia's plastic value chain, highlighting the disproportionate impact of plastic pollution on select groups, including women, informal waste workers, and rural communities. It reveals systemic inequities in waste management and proposes a set of recommendations to support the livelihoods of these communities. 
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Cambodia Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Analysis
The Cambodia Plastic Action Roadmap assesses the country's plastic ecosystem through a baseline analysis and evaluates through a systems-change-analysis how upstream and downstream interventions in the plastics value chain could lead to a more circular model by 2040. The systems-change scenario is accompanied with a business-as-usual scenario which predicts a continues rise in plastic pollution up to 2040. The baseline analysis enables the modelling of future scenarios on plastic consumption up to 2040. The report was developed with contributions from a wide range of stakeholders, including government, industry, recyclers, academia, and civil society.
Just Transition
Cambodia Plastic Action Roadmap
The Executive Summary of the Cambodia Plastic Action Roadmap provides a high-level overview of the country's plastic waste ecosystem through a brief exploration of the report's main findings. It includes an overview of the baseline analysis and projections of plastic waste consumption to 2040 under a business-as-usual approach, wherein no changes are made to the plastics value chain, and under a systems-change scenario, wherein the positive impact of upstream and downstream interventions along the plastics value chain are assessed. The report and its summary were developed with contributions from a wide range of stakeholders, including government, industry, recyclers, academia, and civil society.
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Cambodia Plastic Action Roadmap - Executive Summary
The Viet Nam Financing Roadmap for Plastic Action assesses the country’s financing landscape across the plastic value chain, estimating the investment required to achieve national targets for reducing plastic pollution by 2030. Building on the Viet Nam Plastic Action Assessment and Roadmap Considerations, this roadmap uses a system-change approach. The analysis quantifies financing needs and gaps across upstream and downstream interventions and sets out priority financing mechanisms, policy levers, and investment pathways to mobilize capital for a circular plastics economy.
Just Transition, Materials
Financing Roadmap for Plastic Action in Viet Nam to 2030
The Viet Nam Financing Roadmap for Plastic Action assesses the country’s financing landscape across the plastic value chain, estimating the investment required to achieve national targets for reducing plastic pollution by 2030. Building on the Viet Nam Plastic Action Assessment and Roadmap Considerations, this roadmap uses a system-change approach. The analysis quantifies financing needs and gaps across upstream and downstream interventions and sets out priority financing mechanisms, policy levers, and investment pathways to mobilize capital for a circular plastics economy.
Just Transition, Materials
Financing Roadmap for Plastic Action in Viet Nam to 2030 - Executive Summary
This report examines Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) across Colombia’s plastics value chain, highlighting how plastic pollution disproportionately affects select groups, including women, informal waste workers, and rural communities.
Colombia | Just Transition, Materials
Análisis de Igualdad de Género e Inclusión Social en la cadena de valor de los plásticos en Colombia
This report examines the aspects of gender equity and social inclusion (GESI) in Colombia's plastic value chain, highlighting the disproportionate impact of plastic pollution on select groups, including women, informal waste workers, and rural communities. It reveals systemic inequities in waste management and proposes a set of recommendations to support the livelihoods of these communities. This includes interventions such as formalizing the employment of waste workers, expanding inclusive waste management programs, integrating gender-sensitive policies, and fostering multi-stakeholder collaboration for an inclusive transition of the plastics economy in Colombia.
Just Transition
Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Assessment - Colombia
Despite recent headlines suggesting the climate transition is stalling, overall growth in green investments has not wavered. Worth over $5 trillion per year – the green economy is the world’s most dynamic growth sector after technology. Green revenues are growing twice as fast as conventional revenues on average and companies operating in these markets typically gain access to cheaper capital and often enjoy premium valuations on capital markets.
Already a Multi-Trillion-Dollar Market: CEO Guide to Growth in the Green Economy
The Peru National Action Roadmap assesses the country's plastic ecosystem through a baseline analysis and evaluates through a systems-change-analysis how upstream and downstream interventions into the plastics value chain could lead to a more circular model by 2040. The systems-change scenario is accompanied with a business-as-usual scenario which predicts a continues rise in plastic pollution up to 2040. The baseline analysis enables the modelling of future scenarios on plastic consumption up to 2040. The report was developed with contributions from a wide range of stakeholders, including government, industry, recyclers, academia, and civil society.
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Peru National Action Roadmap
The Peru National Action Roadmap assesses the country's plastic ecosystem through a baseline analysis and evaluates through a systems-change-analysis how upstream and downstream interventions into the plastics value chain could lead to a more circular model by 2040. The systems-change scenario is accompanied with a business-as-usual scenario which predicts a continues rise in plastic pollution up to 2040. The baseline analysis enables the modelling of future scenarios on plastic consumption up to 2040. The report was developed with contributions from a wide range of stakeholders, including government, industry, recyclers, academia, and civil society.
Just Transition, Materials
Peru Roadmap - Executive Summary
The Dominican Republic's National Action Roadmap assesses the country's plastic ecosystem through a baseline analysis of current plastic consumption and waste management practices. The baseline analysis enables the modelling of future scenarios on plastic consumption up to 2040. There is a business-as-usual scenario which predicts a continuous rise in plastic pollution, and a system-change scenario, which envisions comprehensive and ambitious interventions throughout the entire plastics value chain. The report was developed with contributions from a wide range of stakeholders, including government, industry, recyclers, academia, and civil society.
Just Transition, Materials
Dominican Republic National Action Roadmap
The Dominican Republic's National Action Roadmap assesses the country's plastic ecosystem through a baseline analysis of current plastic consumption and waste management practices. The baseline analysis enables the modelling of future scenarios on plastic consumption up to 2040. There is a business-as-usual scenario which predicts a continuous rise in plastic pollution, and a system-change scenario, which envisions comprehensive and ambitious interventions throughout the entire plastics value chain. The report was developed with contributions from a wide range of stakeholders, including government, industry, recyclers, academia, and civil society.
Just Transition, Materials
Dominican Republic Roadmap - Executive Summary
National planning is emerging as a critical tool to translate global commitments on plastic pollution into concrete, country-led action. This insight report explores how well-designed national plans can support cross-sector coordination, align with international and regional frameworks, and unlock the financing and technical support needed to scale impact.As negotiations toward a Global Plastics Treaty progress, national planning will play a central role in ensuring effective implementation and systemic change.This report is led by a multi-stakeholder Working Group comprising Common Seas, the Global Plastic Action Partnership at the World Economic Forum, the Global Plastics Policy Centre of the Revolution Plastics Institute, IUCN, the World Bank Group, WRAP, Eunomia Research & Consulting, and the Plastics Pact Network.
Global | Nature & Natural capital
Effective National Planning to Coordinate Action on Plastic Pollution
The Panama National Action Roadmap assesses the country's plastic ecosystem through a baseline analysis and evaluates through a systems-change-analysis how upstream and downstream interventions into the plastics value chain could lead to a more circular model by 2040. The systems-change scenario is accompanied with a business-as-usual scenario which predicts a continues rise in plastic pollution up to 2040. The baseline analysis enables the modelling of future scenarios on plastic consumption up to 2040. The report was developed with contributions from a wide range of stakeholders, including government, industry, recyclers, academia, and civil society.
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Panama National Plastic Action Roadmap (ESP)

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