Explore the projects tackling marine plastics in ASEAN+3, ranging from policy support to capacity building and behavioural change, among many others.
Collaborating with RRC.AP-AIT, we launched a capacity-building project to prevent recycling-related plastic leakage into the marine environment in the region.
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Collaborating with IGES, we are launching Phase II of the Breaking the Plastic Habit in ASEAN project to test the effectiveness of behaviour-centred interventions to reduce plastic waste in cities and communities.
As a GIZ 3RproMar knowledge partner, we enhance knowledge dissemination to support regional marine litter prevention initiatives.
Teaming up with JANUS, we are assessing floating and drifted plastic waste in mangroves in Indonesia, as well as its its impact on the ecosystem.
Teaming up with a consultant, we are working to develop indicators to assess the impact of plastic pollution on the marine ecosystem in the ASEAN region.
In partnership with IGES, we map the regional marine plastic knowledge landscape and develop a roadmap for the SEA-MaP’s Knowledge and Partnerships Platform project.
Collaborating with IGES, we support the implementation of a pilot project applying behavioural insights to reduce plastic waste in four ASEAN countries.
RRC.AP of AIT and ERIA's Knowledge Centre developed and disseminated technical guidelines for plastics and resin pellets leakage prevention from factories and the informal recycling sector in ASEAN cities.
We supported IGES in assessing the availability of local and national data used for Material Flow Analysis (MFAs) in ASEAN Member States.
Partnering with IDEA consultant, we conducted training to deepen understanding on mangrove protection and sustainable management.
In collaboration with CIL of the NUS, we developed a dynamic and searchable research catalogue on marine plastic debris issues in ASEAN+3 called Research Expertise Catalogue.
In partnership with JICA and ICETT, we provided trainings on waste management to prevent marine pollution.