The Global Plastics Policy Review Final Report

Antaya Lauren Alexandra March; Sayyidah Salam; Tegan Evans; Judith Hilton; Steve Fletcher

The Global Plastics Policy Review Final Report

Antaya Lauren Alexandra March, Sayyidah Salam, Tegan Evans, Judith Hilton, Steve Fletcher

School of the Environment, Geography & Geosciences

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This study presents an evidence-based assessment of the effectiveness of a suite of 100 plastics policies implemented by government, business and civil society world-wide, including an evaluation of the factors that inhibit or enhance policy effectiveness.

The report details the findings, including critical gaps in evidence of each policy areas, separated by voluntary and non-voluntary interventions. It assesses the performance of the policy areas and identifies enabling factors for each using case studies to highlight successful or unsuccessful practices. Following an analysis of each policy, the report presents a synthesis of the findings and key conclusions for policymakers.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Portsmouth
Number of pages	110
Publication status	Published - 17 May 2022

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From shops to bins: a case study of consumer attitudes and behaviours towards plastics in a UK coastal city
Northen, S., Nieminen, L., Cunsolo, S., Iorfa, K. S., Roberts, K. & Fletcher, S., 30 Jan 2023, (Early online) In: Sustainability Science.
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Global Plastics Policy Centre Submission for the Second Session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee
Fletcher, S., March, A. L. A., Nieminen, L., Northen, S., Hilton, J., Bowyer, C. & Roberts, K., 22 May 2023. 8 p.
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Limited knowledge of national plastics policy effectiveness may hinder global progress
March, A. L. A., Karasik, R., Roberts, K. & Evans, T. R., 19 Jul 2023, (Early online) In: Cambridge Prisms: Plastics.
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Turning off the Tap: How the world can end plastic pollution and create a circular economy
Fletcher, S., March, A. L. A., Roberts, K., Shirian, Y., Canals, L. M. I., Cairns, A., Lefort, P., Meso, A., Raine, A. D., Smagadi, A., Stone, S., Tonda, E., de la Fuente, J., Koskella, J., Bove, A. T., Boon, E. & Bass, A., 16 May 2023, United Nations Environment Programme. 88 p.
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From shops to bins: a case study of consumer attitudes and behaviours towards plastics in a UK coastal city

Global Plastics Policy Centre Submission for the Second Session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee

Limited knowledge of national plastics policy effectiveness may hinder global progress

Turning off the Tap: How the world can end plastic pollution and create a circular economy

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