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Every country and business from the petrochemicals to consumer goods, fashion to food, will be impacted by this treaty. All voices must be heard.
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Government representatives inform local treaty implementation tailored to country’s unique needs and circumstances
Informal Waste Sector
15-20 million people across the world, working in the informal waste collection sector, are the last line of defense between plastic waste
Civil Society
NGOs and civil society groups see the global plastics treaty as a potential “Montreal Protocol for Plastics.”
Academia
Academics from a range of disciplines inform the treaty by providing the best available science, data, and practices with research-driven analysis
Waste Management
Waste management systems are a strategic part of the plastics ecosystem globally
Value Chain
Packaging companies, brands, FMCGs, and retailers enable plastic reduction across global supply chains
Government
Government representatives inform local treaty implementation tailored to country’s unique needs and circumstances
Informal Waste Sector
15-20 million people across the world, working in the informal waste collection sector, are the last line of defense between plastic waste
Civil Society
NGOs and civil society groups see the global plastics treaty as a potential “Montreal Protocol for Plastics.”
Academia
Academics from a range of disciplines inform the treaty by providing the best available science, data, and practices with research-driven analysis
Waste Management
Waste management systems are a strategic part of the plastics ecosystem globally
Value Chain
Packaging companies, brands, FMCGs, and retailers enable plastic reduction across global supply chains
Government
Government representatives inform local treaty implementation tailored to country’s unique needs and circumstances
Informal Waste Sector
15-20 million people across the world, working in the informal waste collection sector, are the last line of defense between plastic waste
Civil Society
NGOs and civil society groups see the global plastics treaty as a potential “Montreal Protocol for Plastics.”
Academia
Academics from a range of disciplines inform the treaty by providing the best available science, data, and practices with research-driven analysis
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Global Treaty Dialogues
#For Plastics
Global Treaty Dialogues
#For Plastics
Working together with World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and Greenpeace, the Ocean Plastic Leadership Network launched the Global Plastics Treaty Dialogues (GPTD) in March 2021. This series of neutral convening engages an activist-to-industry network of stakeholders to build capacity for a global plastics treaty and its country-level implementation. By March 2022, the GPTDs have held 5 global and 10 national level convenings, connecting thousands of stakeholders across 40+ countries.
Our Targets
50
Countries
7 500
Stakeholders
52 500
Capacity Building Hours
What Treaty stakeholders say about us
The inclusion of waste reclaimers in the treaty negotiation process is crucial to form an inclusive agreement. OPLN’s efforts to include these voices throughout the dialogues, bringing their perspectives to the forefront of these discussions have informed all stakeholders of waste reclaimers’ vital role in solving the plastic pollution crisis.
The Stewardship Council that will be formed out of this can even be elevated eventually as the National Negotiating Committee. Appreciate this initiative from OPLN. Never had this kind of discussion before… to share and really understand and make people understand.”
The inclusion of waste reclaimers in the treaty negotiation process is crucial to form an inclusive agreement. OPLN’s efforts to include these voices throughout the dialogues, bringing their perspectives to the forefront of these discussions have informed all stakeholders of waste reclaimers’ vital role in solving the plastic pollution crisis.
The Stewardship Council that will be formed out of this can even be elevated eventually as the National Negotiating Committee. Appreciate this initiative from OPLN. Never had this kind of discussion before… to share and really understand and make people understand.”
The inclusion of waste reclaimers in the treaty negotiation process is crucial to form an inclusive agreement. OPLN’s efforts to include these voices throughout the dialogues, bringing their perspectives to the forefront of these discussions have informed all stakeholders of waste reclaimers’ vital role in solving the plastic pollution crisis.
The Stewardship Council that will be formed out of this can even be elevated eventually as the National Negotiating Committee. Appreciate this initiative from OPLN. Never had this kind of discussion before… to share and really understand and make people understand.”
The inclusion of waste reclaimers in the treaty negotiation process is crucial to form an inclusive agreement. OPLN’s efforts to include these voices throughout the dialogues, bringing their perspectives to the forefront of these discussions have informed all stakeholders of waste reclaimers’ vital role in solving the plastic pollution crisis.
The Stewardship Council that will be formed out of this can even be elevated eventually as the National Negotiating Committee. Appreciate this initiative from OPLN. Never had this kind of discussion before… to share and really understand and make people understand.”
The inclusion of waste reclaimers in the treaty negotiation process is crucial to form an inclusive agreement. OPLN’s efforts to include these voices throughout the dialogues, bringing their perspectives to the forefront of these discussions have informed all stakeholders of waste reclaimers’ vital role in solving the plastic pollution crisis.
The Stewardship Council that will be formed out of this can even be elevated eventually as the National Negotiating Committee. Appreciate this initiative from OPLN. Never had this kind of discussion before… to share and really understand and make people understand.”
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