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BRIEFING FOR INC NEGOTIATORS

Plastic
Treaty
Futures

Assessing alternative scenarios for the treaty

View ReportRegional AnalysisScenario Explorer
WHERE TO START

Four components of this study:

10 min takeaway

Get the top level findings of the report in bite-size form on the web [10 mins+]

The Report

Read the detailed analysis in full [PDF with references].

Regional Analysis

Dive into report insights at a regional level

Scenario Explorer

Use the dashboard to create your own custom scenario, allowing you to vary assumptions at a regional level.

ABOUT THIS STUDY

The report Plastic Treaty Futures provides negotiators with a comprehensive analysis of distinct scenarios for the legally binding instrument on plastic pollution. Through detailed modelling, it illustrates the environmental and economic ramifications of varying levels of intervention and the stark contrast between action and inaction.

The findings reveal that comprehensive measures spanning the full plastic lifecycle, supported by international collaboration, are not only essential for significantly reducing mismanaged plastic waste and greenhouse gas emissions by 2040, but also economically advantageous. The report advocates for a balanced approach that addresses the need for both environmental stewardship and economic efficiency, aimed at lighting a path towards meeting the objective of ending plastic pollution set by United Nations Environment Assembly Resolution 5/14 and ensuring a sustainable future.

For further information on this study please contact plastic@systemiq.earth

Further Reading

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