International Waste Platform

Common vision – Collective Impact Approach

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  • Introduction
  • PARTNERING COUNTRY NETWORKS
    • SOUTH-EAST ASIA
      • Cambodia – Clean Green Cambodia
      • Laos – Green Vientiane
      • Indonesia – Indonesian Waste Platform
      • Malaysia – Malaysians Against Marine Debris
      • Myanmar – Thant Myanmar Clean Myanmar
      • Japan – UMINARI
      • Philippines – Philippine Waste Platform
      • South Korea – OSEAN
      • Taiwan Network
      • Timor-Leste – Movimento Tasi Mos
      • Vietnam – Plastic Action Network
    • South Asia
      • India
      • Pakistan – Pakistan Waste Platform
    • Australasia
      • Tangaroa Blue – Australian Marine Debris Initiative
    • Oceania
      • New Zealand – The Aotearoa Plastic Pollution Alliance
    • AFRICA
      • Benin – NYONNU AGOOJIÉ ( OINA )
      • Cameroon – Main de reve
      • Congo – Congo Waste Platform
      • Democratic Republic Congo – DRC Waste Platform
      • Gabon – ONG Gabon Environnement
      • Ghana – Ghana Waste Platform
      • Kenya – Clean Up Kenya
      • Nigeria – Nigeria Waste Platform
      • South Africa – Sustainable Seas Trust
    • EUROPE
      • Germany – German Round Table Marine Litter
      • Greece – Aegean Rebreath
      • Norway – Hold Norge Rent Keep Norway Beautiful
      • Portugal – Portuguese Marine Litter Network
    • Eastern Europe and North Asia
      • Russia – Russian Waste Hub
      • Ukraine – Zero Waste Society
    • NORTH AMERICA
      • Canada – Ocean Legacy
    • SOUTH AMERICA
      • SURINAME – Green Heritage Fund Suriname
  • Open Burning Awareness
  • Waste & Climate Change literacy
    • International
      • Plastic Free Campus (PFC)
      • ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION PLAYBOOK: A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HEALING THE PLANET – UNEP
      • UN “Go Goals!”
      • EPIC Academy – Ocean Plastics Educational Curriculum
      • Trash Hero Kids | Ebook – Trash Hero World
      • Climate Kids – NASA
      • Coral Heroes Comic by SECORE
      • Happy Green World
      • Oceans – resources and downloads by Gallifrey Foundation
    • INDONESIA
      • Kampus Bebas Plastik – Plastic Free Campus
      • Green Indonesia
      • Pulau Harapan by Mata Cinta
      • Publikasi buku-buku tentang lingkungan hidup dan penanggulangan bencana – ‘Aisyiyah
      • Trash Hero Indonesia
      • Coral Heroes Comic by SECORE
      • Green-Books
    • GERMANY
      • Umwelt Bundesambt – Nachrichten aus der Tonne
      • Umwelt Bundesambt – Kurswechsel-Kartenset Plastikmüll in den Meeren und Ozeanen
      • Coral Heroes Comic by SECORE
    • Thailand
      • Trash Hero Thailand
    • Senegal
      • Le Sénégal Propre et Vert
    • Ghana
      • Green Ghana
    • Malaysia
      • Zero Waste Malaysia – resources
    • New Zealand
      • NZ Ministry Environment
    • Portugal
      • Escola Azul – Blue School
    • Philippines
    • Russia
  • Single-use reduction, reuse & refilling awareness
    • 9 Ways to Reduce Plastic in Your Workplace
    • Reduce single-use face masks and promote reusable face masks instead
    • Reduce single-use plastic items and packaging in the hospitality and retail sector
    • 9 ways to reduce plastic in your school
    • Say No To Balloons
    • Cloth diapers versus plastic diapers
    • POSTER SAY NO TO OPEN PLASTIC BURNING
    • Campaigns by our network partners
      • Tangaroa Blue campaigns in Australia
  • International strategies, Policies & Conventions
    • UN Ocean Action
    • UNEP Regional Seas Programme
    • Basel Convention
    • Rotterdam Convention
    • The Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities (GPA)
    • Stockholm Convention
    • MARPOL
    • London Convention
      • London Protocol
    • UN Watercourses Convention
    • United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
  • Regional & National policies, conventions & action plans
    • Abidjan Convention
    • Bamako Convention
    • Barcelona Convention
    • Cartagena Convention
      • Protocol Concerning Pollution from Land-Based Sources and Activities (LBS Protocol) to the Cartagena Convention
    • Waigani Convention
    • ASEAN Regional Action Plan for Combating Marine Debris in the ASEAN Member States (2021-2025)
    • Indonesia
    • Australia National Plastic Plan 2021 & Waste Policy
    • New Zealand Waste Strategy
    • Baltic Sea Area – HELCOM
    • EU Commission – Waste policies
    • EU The Marine Strategy Framework Directive
    • EU Circular Economy strategy
    • South Africa Waste Road Map 2015-2025
    • Canada – Ocean Plastics Charter
    • Canada-wide Strategy on Zero Plastic Waste
    • City Action Plan – Amsterdam Circulair 2020 – 2025
  • Monitoring Apps, Litter & Waste data
    • Litter databases
      • EU waste data – EUROSTAT
      • EU Marine Litter Database
      • MarineDebris.id
      • Mediterranean – AMARE Project, 2019
      • AUSTRALIAN MARINE DEBRIS DATABASE
      • GESAMP
      • NOAA Marine Debris Monitoring and Assessment Project
      • Keep Norway Beautiful clean-up and citizen science map/data base
      • TIDES
      • One Earth – One Ocean e.V.
      • JAMSTEC Deep-Sea Debris Database
      • International Pellet Watch (IPW)
      • GPML – A Global Platform for Monitoring Marine Litter and Informing Action
      • Southeast Atlantic Marine Debris Initiative (SEA-MDI)
      • AWI-LITTERBASE
      • RedMarLitter
      • EMODnet
      • AKTI Marine Litter Database
      • Aqua-Lit
      • Litter Intelligence
      • NOWPAP DINRAC
    • Monitoring Apps
      • App – NOAA Marine Debris Tracker
      • App – Australian Marine Debris
      • App – #OpenLitterMap
      • App – Litterati
      • App – Ghost Gear Reporter
      • App – Marine LitterWatch
      • App – Clean Swell
      • App – Southeast Atlantic Marine Debris Initiative (SEA-MDI)
      • App – Plastic Avengers
      • App – PIRIKA – clean the world Social Litter Picking
      • App – Rubbish
      • App – JustBin®
      • App – Tidal Revival App
    • LITTER MONITORING PROTOCOLS
    • Waste data
  • Webinars & Publications
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