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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
International strategies, Policies and Conventions
UN Ocean Action
UN Environment Programme Marine Litter
Basel Convention
Rotterdam Convention
Stockholm Convention
MARPOL
Regional & National strategies, policies, Conventions and action plans
Indonesia
Baltic Sea Area – HELCOM
EU Commission – Waste policies
EU The Marine Strategy Framework Directive
EU Circular Economy strategy
The Barcelona Convention
New Zealand Waste Strategy
Australia National Waste Policy
Canada – Ocean Plastics Charter
South Africa Waste Road Map 2015-2025
Canada-wide Strategy on Zero Plastic Waste
Waigani Convention
City Action Plan – Amsterdam Circulair 2020 – 2025
Waste and Climate Change literacy – learning materials
International
Plastic Free Campus (PFC)
Trash Hero World
Happy Green World
Coral Heroes Comic by SECORE
Climate Kids – NASA
UN “Go Goals!”
INDONESIA
Green Indonesia
Green-Books
Trash Hero Indonesia
Coral Heroes Comic by SECORE
GERMANY
Coral Heroes Comic by SECORE
Umwelt Bundesambt – Kurswechsel-Kartenset Plastikmüll in den Meeren und Ozeanen
Umwelt Bundesambt – Nachrichten aus der Tonne
Thailand
Trash Hero Thailand
Senegal
Le Sénégal Propre et Vert
Ghana
Green Ghana
New Zealand
NZ Ministry Environment
Portugal
Escola Azul – Blue School
Philippines
Public awareness – Campaign materials
Poster 9 Ways to Reduce Plastic in Your Workplace
Poster to reduce single-use face masks and promote reusable face masks instead
Poster reduce single-use plastic items and packaging in the hospitality and retail sector
Poster 9 ways to reduce plastic in your school
Poster Say No To Balloons
POSTER SAY NO TO OPEN PLASTIC BURNING
Campaigns by our network partners
Tangaroa Blue campaigns in Australia
Our Webinars
Monitoring Apps & Databases
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
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