By Plasticity Forum

In November 2020, United Nations Environment (UNEP's) regional S. E Asia headquarters, Bangkok, hosted its second annual Sea of Solutions conference, this year held virtually, and with the co-host country, Vietnam. We were happy to be part of this event again, via our Plasticity Forum, as a side event talking about the importance of measurement and commitments. included in our conversation was Mr. Joshua Wycliffe, Permanent Secretary, Ministry Waterways and the Environment, Fiji, and Mr. Alok Pandy, Senior Program Manager at Solidaridad Asia.

By CAPP Global

Fiji has joined the CAPP program, as one of its first partners, to help incubate and facilitate local, regional and global projects for reducing plastic pollution.

By Marcy Trent Long

Multinational consumer goods companies have made public commitments to use more recycled plastic. But recyclers say they're not buying enough of it to prevent the circular economy for plastic from drifting into oblivion.

By Robin Hicks

Multinational consumer goods companies have made public commitments to use more recycled plastic. But recyclers say they're not buying enough of it to prevent the circular economy for plastic from drifting into oblivion.