Project 2: International Waste Platform,
Stakeholder networks from 32 countries united to collaborate on Ocean Action, Climate Action, addressing pollution from land-based, riverine and marine-based sources and advancing Circular Economy development.They provide international expertise and launch joint initiatives; We support advancing solutions to mitigate the global waste, plastic pollution & climate crises which are interlinked.
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1. Project carriers
The network is co-owned by its members. IWP network partners have country-specific insights and follow a multi-sector stakeholder approach within their respective member countries. the application is in partnership with all continents
2. Beneficiaries
- The biodiversity of animals and plants
- Seas and oceans
3. Users
The application is for anyone who wants to start a certain ecological transition. It is especially aimed at beginners who do not know how to reduce their waste and recycle.
4. Need
Representatives committed themselves to align objectives, to support the implementation of strategies of Ocean Action and Climate Action, as well as to share ideas, best practices, concepts, programs, knowledge and opportunities; including the reduction of plastic debris at the source, before it enters rivers and the coastal environment. Country / regional networks and national marine debris networks make a difference in societal behaviour change and environmental policies by providing input and promoting action which aims at finding solutions to reduce (ocean) plastic pollution. Country and regional networks are instrumental to reach the prevention and reduction of marine pollution, facilitate and foster the establishment of national and international partnerships in a multi-stakeholder approach
5. Principles
Their Our approach is based on the 5 principles of Collective Impact Common agenda; Shared measurement systems; Mutually reinforcing activities; Continuous communication; and backbone support organisations (the member networks)
6. Main technologies involved
7. Sources
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https://oceanconference.un.org/OceanAction