Government partnerships

Veari Kula of Papua New Guinea signs an MOU at an event at INC5 in Busan. Thais Vojvodic slides at the camera and Charlotte Davies points at the document.c

Five countries join UK government funded Common Seas programme to stop plastic pollution

New Barbados National Action Plan, co-developed with Common Seas, could reduce the country’s plastic pollution by 73% over the next 10 years

Reuse highlighted at the 11th World Ocean Summit

Plastic debris on a pebble beach

Supporting governments around the world to deliver ambitious targets to reduce plastic pollution.

A maldivian woman in a headscarf in rainforest.

Protecting Maldives’ unique and precious waters by helping citizens and visitors to stop using single-use plastic bottles.

A beach clean-up in Greece, with a figure walking towards the camera holding a sack.

Supporting Greece to fulfil its potential for clean, blue waters and a healthy future

A closeup photo of someone holding three brightly coloured reusable diapers, or nappies.

Empowering communities in Indonesia to implement circular solutions

Plastic waste littering a beach, with palm trees, waves, and clear skies in the background.

Why we urgently need a Global Treaty on Plastic Pollution

A pathway to 85% less ocean plastic in the Maldives – Is your country next?