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Case study | 2018
EU European Strategy for Plastics in the Circular Economy
This strategy lays the foundations to a new plastics economy, where the design and production of plastics and plastic products fully respect reuse, repair and recycling needs and more sustainable materials are developed and promoted. This will deliver greater added value and prosperity in Europe and boost innovation. It will curb plastic pollution and its adverse impact on our lives and the...
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European Union
Case study | 2018
Reduce and Refuse, Recycle and Replace: A Plastics Roadmap for Finland
The Plastics Roadmap for Finland 2.0 is an extensive national programme that aims for a breakthrough in the circular economy of plastics by 2030. The Plastics Roadmap is a package of actions by which [Finland] will: reduce littering of the environment and other environmental harm caused by plastics, avoid unnecessary consumption of plastics and promote the reuse of plastics, enhance the recycling...
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Finland
Case study | 2018
Grupo Retorna Association
Grupo Retorna, a Non-Profit Entity, is the first alliance for the environmentally safe management of post-consumer waste in Colombia and Latin America. Represents companies from different economic sectors, helping to comply with the principle of Extended Producer Responsibility, integrating and optimizing operational processes, for the benefit of the country. Retorna is an initiative made up of...
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Colombia
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Case study | 2018
Strategy on Zero Plastic Waste (PN 1583)
'Recognising the important role of plastics in our economy, this strategy lays out a path to treat this material as an ever-valuable resource and defines areas of work that will contribute to reaching the ambitious plastic waste reduction targets laid out in the Ocean Plastics Charter. The Strategy and its implementation will be an important contribution to achieving both a circular and low-carbon...
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Canada
Case study | 2018
Moana Taka Partnership
Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) have amassed a huge amount of waste, much of it hazardous, including large amount of plastics. These are wastes are washed into the surrounding seas when tropical cyclones and floods occur. Marine litter continually enters the region on ocean currents from stormwater, fishing vessels, cruise ships and container ships. Considering the challenges...
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Fiji
Kiribati
Marshall Islands
Papua New Guinea
Samoa
Solomon Islands
Tonga
Vanuatu
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Case study | 2018
Australasian Recycling Labelling Program
The Australasian Recycling Labelling Program is an on-pack labelling scheme to help consumers to recycle correctly and to support brand owners and packaging manufacturers to design packaging that is recyclable in Australia and New Zealand. Source: United Nations Environment Programme (2023). Turning off the Tap: How the world can end plastic pollution and create a circular economy. Topic Sheet...
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Australia
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Case study | 2018
Waste Management at Bucuti and Tara Beach Resort, Aruba
Bucuti and Tara Beach Resort is the Caribbean’s first and only certified carbon-neutral hotel. Located on the small island of Aruba, today, the property is pursuing carbon negative status. Since its inception, Bucuti and Tara Beach Resort (Bucuti & Tara) has had a high standard and placed the utmost importance on sustainability and care for the environment. This shows true until today; most...
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Regulation
| 2018 |
Nigeria
Nigerian Communications Industry E-Waste Regulations

Implementation of EPR for manufacturers, vendors and bulk consumers.

Keywords
Certification, Circular economy, Deposit-refund schemes , Eco-design , Economic instruments, Extended Producer Responsibility, Hazardous waste, Life-cycle approach, Verification of compliance, Waste collection, Waste disposal, Waste management, Waste prevention