Building on years of implementing projects locally, engaging with the government and collaborating with partners for catalytic financing towards developing a circular economy for plastic, we’re pleased to announce that we’ve signed a letter of intent for a co-investment partnership with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and Indonesia's Ministry of Public Works and Housing (MPWH). Together, we aim to improve solid waste management (SWM) services in select cities and districts in Indonesia by enhancing and developing waste management infrastructure. The collaboration is expected to benefit over 9 million people. By offering climate-aligned, circular economy-driven solid waste management services, it seeks to help build capacity for local and regional governments, and address livelihood concerns for informal waste workers. Learn more: https://bit.ly/45nDQ0Y #EndPlasticWaste #circulareconomy #wastemanagement #collaboration
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MIDA-MPMA Conference on Government Facilitation and Incentives for Circular and Low Carbon Economy 🗓 Wed, 26.06.2024 🕤 8.30 am - 5.30 pm 🏨 Avante Hotel, Petaling Jaya, L6, Emerald and Garnet Rooms 📍 https://lnkd.in/gY_cZSFB Objectives: 🟢 Discuss current government policies that support the transition to a circular and low-carbon economy. 🟢 Explore various financial and non-financial incentives that the Governments can provide to encourage businesses to adopt circular and low-carbon practices. 🟢 Address global challenges and local contexts in implementing circular and low-carbon economy practices. 🟢 Opportunity to network with the government officials in charge of the various financial facilities and green policies. Registration: https://lnkd.in/gskpJPQJ Registration Deadline: Friday, 21.06.2024
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It is us, the industry itself, that needs to take responsability. FMCG-producers wait for the packaging-industry; packaging-industry waits for recyclers; and everybody feels households need to solve the problem. But households will not do so, just because they cannot. We, as an industry, need to act and find solutions. And I believe that in the final end only compostables can answer this challenge.
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