‘Rethinking Plastics’ has implemented multiple activities and campaigns to raise awareness about sustainable consumption and the impacts of littering on the environment especially targeted at younger generations. In addition, we collected the findings from our pilot projects in East and Southeast Asia. What works and what have we learned? Our infographics summarises the insights gained.

Through the EPR Handbook, producers and importers will know if they are obligated to fulfil recycling or treatment responsibilities, if so, what responsibility, duties and rights they have, as well as the procedures and processes to follow in order to comply with the EPR system in Vietnam.

Through the EPR Handbook, producers and importers will know if they are obligated to fulfil recycling or treatment responsibilities, if so, what responsibility, duties and rights they have, as well as the procedures and processes to follow in order to comply with the EPR system in Vietnam. As teaser for the download overview website you can just use the first sentence.

The report outlines policy options for the reduction of single-use plastics in food consumption, delivery and takeaway in the Philippines.

A compilation of selected alternatives to single-use plastic items and packing used for food consumption, takeaway and delivery in the Philippines.

The report is based on a scoping of available data on the current consumption of single-use plastic items and their alternatives used in food consumption, takeaway and delivery, and outlines their advantages and disadvantages in terms of environmental, social and economic aspects.

The Policy Brief summarises options for the way forward to better plastics circularity by reducing single-use plastics in food consumption, takeaway and delivery. It outlines the current challenges, status and recommendations for policy options.

This publication provides background and operational aspects of the system for reusable crates in transport and distribution of fruits and vegetables in Sweden.

This report shows how EPR for packaging has been implemented in Germany, Tunisia and India and provides guidance to decision-makers in countries that are only at the beginning of legislative changes.