释放塑料行动：促进包容、韧性与增长

Contents Welcome from our director3 Year in review4 About us5 Accelerating national and regional action6 Evidence-based decision-making10 Gender equity and social inclusion13 Conserving biodiversity14 Driving action on financing15 Mobilizing business leadership16 Supporting global dialogues17 Looking ahead19 © 2025 Global Plastic Action Partnership,a multistakeholder platform for impactcreated by and hosted at the WorldEconomic Forum. All rights reserved. Nopart of this publication may be reproducedor transmitted in any form or by anymeans, including photocopying andrecording, or by any information storageand retrieval system. Welcome fromour director Director, Global Plastic Action Partnership,World Economic Forum The year 2025 marks a defining milestone forthe Global Plastic Action Partnership (GPAP):the achievement of 25 National Plastic ActionPartnerships across Africa, Asia and Latin America.Together, these partnerships now drive change formore than 1.5 billion people, making GPAP theworld’s largest multistakeholder initiative dedicatedto ending plastic pollution and advancing a circulareconomy for plastics. action can turn ambition into measurable progressand shared prosperity for people and planet alike. At the global level, GPAP actively supportedmultilateral efforts through insights, multistakeholderconvenings and ministerial dialogues – fromthe Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee(INC) working towards a global plastics treatyto the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm (BRS)Conventions’ Conferences of the Parties and theUnited Nations Ocean Conference – helping shapea coherent global response to plastic pollution. What began as a coalition of committed partnershas grown into a global community of action, unitedby the conviction that tackling plastic pollutionis not only an environmental imperative but alsoan economic and societal opportunity – one thatdrives innovation, builds resilience and enablesgreen growth. As we marked World Environment Day 2025,focusing on ending global plastic pollution throughcollective action, this mission felt more urgent – andmore within our reach – than ever. I am deeply grateful to our partners, donors anddedicated teams worldwide. Together, we aretranslating commitment into action, and actioninto impact – transforming systems and buildingthe partnerships needed for a truly sustainable,equitable and prosperous future. This year, our work demonstrated the powerof collaboration at all levels: from the launchof seven National Plastic Action Roadmaps tothe strengthening of regional cooperation. Wedeepened our understanding of how plasticpollution affects biodiversity and livelihoods,while expanding research and funding for localorganizations driving solutions on the ground. V I D E OPlastic pollution is everywhere—but so are the people solving it GPAP’s inclusive, evidence-based and locallyowned approach remains at the heart of everythingwe do. By engaging governments, businesses andcommunities, we continue to show that collective Year in review 2025 highlights Worldwide, NPAPsnow drive change forpeople1in5 National Plastic ActionPartnerships (NPAPs) 2,219community members336 20,413>8,000 peoplebenefited from theInclusive Plastic Action Programme,which has now reached a total of people 711National Plastic ActionRoadmaps launched $3.34$200 millionmobilized by partners oninitiatives and programmes tacklingplastic pollution, bringing the total to 14,000people reached through 20projects under the BiodiversitySmall Funds Initiative billion Through the World EconomicForum’s Global PlasticAction Partnership, we areshowcasing how collectiveaction can turn the tide onplastic pollution, transforminga global challenge into apowerful opportunity for circular,inclusive and resilient growth. The UK is driving the shift to acircular economy for plastics.Cooperation with nations aroundthe world through the GlobalPlastic Action Partnership iskey to unlocking innovation anddriving sustainable growth. Thispartnership plays a vital role inworldwide efforts to tackle plasticpollution by demonstrating what’spossible when people acrossthe value chain work together. Canada is committed to workingwith global and domesticpartners, including the GlobalPlastic Action Partnership, toforge the systems changesneeded to reduce plastic wasteand pollution, promoting acircular plastics economy,and fostering science,innovation and transparency. Sebastian Buckup, Managing Director,World Economic Forum Julie Dabrusin, Minister of Environmentand Climate Change of Canada Mary Creagh CBE MP, Minister forNature, Department for EnvironmentFood and Rural Affairs, United Kingdom About us The Global Plastic Action Partnership (GPAP) isthe World Economic Forum’s multistakeholderplatform turning commitments to endplastic pollution into collective action andshared opportunity. Our approach Founded in 2018 by a coalition of public, privateand international organizations, GPAP brin