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Plastic Clever Schools Action Fund

Delegate from Mexico makes a speech at the closing plenary of INC5 in Busan. In the foreground is the crowd, and on the screen is the blue INC sign and a shot of the delegate, wearing a light top and a light fluffy bucket hat.

The INC-5 plastics treaty talks ended without a treaty. What’s next?

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

£250 grants for schools to support action on plastic pollution

Fish-shaped rubbish cage on a beach in Barbados

Small countries, big impact: Why the plastics treaty must address the needs of Small Island Developing States

Two women standing in front of a torrent of plastic pollution - at artwork at the fourth round of treaty negotiations towards a global plastics treaty

Lessons from other treaties: How the Global Plastics Treaty can mandate National Plans that work

An aerial photo of the Gambian coast looking towards boats and palm trees. The beach is covered with brightly-coloured plastic pollution.

The Gambia launches landmark plan to reduce plastic pollution by 86%

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

Five school children in Barbados in a line, facing the camera and jumping in the air.

Teaching the plastic problem: Common Seas Education wins Royal Meteorological Society quality mark