Alliance to End Plastic Waste Reports Progress Under Strategy 2030

The Alliance to End Plastic Waste has released its 2025 progress report, highlighting early achievements in implementing its Strategy 2030. Since 2019, the alliance has reduced over 378,000 tonnes of unmanaged plastic waste and valorised nearly 419,000 tonnes. In 2025 alone, it reduced an additional 138,162 tonnes and valorised 165,317 tonnes. The alliance has also secured $641 million in funding commitments from third parties since its inception. It is transitioning to larger-scale Country Programs in five priority markets—Brazil, GCC (Saudi Arabia), India, Indonesia, and South Africa—and Thematic Programs focused on flexible plastics across Europe and North America. These programs aim to improve waste management systems and promote recycling. In 2025, the alliance engaged over 559 organizations and launched initiatives such as an integrated waste management pilot in Malang Regency, Indonesia, with a $40 million commitment for scaling solutions nationwide.

By The Alliance to End Plastic Waste · PR Newswire ·

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