A global city initiative for no plastic in nature
Plastic Smart Cities is a global movement of cities committed to achieve zero plastic leakage in nature. Since 2018, the initiative has supported cities and coastal centres in taking bold action to stop plastic pollution, with a goal to reduce plastic leakage by 30% in the near term, and achieving no plastics in nature by 2030.
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Best Practice Approaches
Global approaches to prevent, minimise & manage plastic waste
Pilot Solutions & Case Studies
Tried & tested on-ground solutions to reduce plastic leakage
Smart Guides for Cities
A step-by-step process for cities to achieve their goals
Reports & Publications
Knowledge resources on plastic waste management
Applied Approaches
Global approaches to prevent, minimise & manage plastic waste
Pilot Solutions & Case Studies
Tried & tested on-ground solutions to reduce plastic leakage
Smart Guides for Cities
A step-by-step process for cities to achieve their goals
Reports & Publications
Knowledge resources on plastic waste management
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Event Calendar
Azerbaijan has been selected as the Presidency of the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29), to be hosted in Baku
As the plastics and rubber industries transition into a new era, the influences of the women driving success become more apparent.
The event aims to connect delegates to the latest information and technology developments in the fast-changing plastics recycling industry.
This webinar will focus on island-specific plastic pollution solutions for more effective mitigation and prevention of plastic waste and pollution.
The Bloomberg Philanthropies 2025 Global Mayors Challenge calls on mayors to work with residents and entrepreneurs to radically reimagine their most essential municipal services, from public transportation to waste management, housing and shelter, emergency response, and more.
The Academy engages newly elected or appointed city mayors/governors in the Asia-Pacific region to participate in an annual fellowship and build their capacities to develop and implement sustainable urban solutions in their communities, in support of the New Urban Agenda and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Applications for the 2025 Academy are now open.