Tools
The Global Plastic Action Partnership (GPAP), alongside other partners, has co-developed a series of bespoke tools to help countries tackle the plastic waste pollution crisis. As we work towards a binding and inclusive treaty on plastic pollution, these tools address both upstream and downstream capacity gaps across behaviour change, actions roadmaps, recommendations and delivery frameworks.
National Analysis and Modelling Tool
GPAP's National Analysis and Modeling (NAM) Tool allows countries to establish a science-based roadmap to accelerate their transition to a circular, low carbon emissions plastics system. What the tool does:
Our work on Gender Equity and Social Inclusion
People are at the heart of the plastics crisis – and people are also the key to solving it.
GPAP aims to support a inclusive global action to reduce plastic pollution. We believe that solutions to the plastics crisis must be rooted in the experiences of those most impacted by plastic pollution in order to be truly effective and sustainable.
Our work on Biodiversity
Drawing on over seven years of experience since GPAP's founding in 2018, we recognize the importance of aligning the plastics agenda with broader global environmental priorities—particularly biodiversity loss, a crisis both directly and indirectly affected by plastic pollution.
With support from the Government of Canada, we are expanding our efforts to address the critical link between plastic pollution and biodiversity.
The Reuse Portal
The Reuse Portal is an open collaborative platform providing users – whether innovators, businesses, policymakers, activists, consumers or citizens – convenient access to practical guidance, tools and networks to take action and drive momentum for reuse solutions. It is championed by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the World Economic Forum.
Unlocking the Plastics Circular Economy: Case Studies on Investment
While both the private and public sectors are mobilizing to address the plastic waste challenge, there is an urgent need to accelerate the pace of investment. In collaboration with Global Plastic Action Partnership (World Economic Forum), we published a set of case studies which demonstrates how private capital can unlock opportunities in the circular economy and the critical role policy needs to play to stimulate investor interest
