Plastic

Viet Nam’s Responsible Sourcing Initiative project is the furthest in implementing remediation activities for the plastic value chain.

Don’t miss the Webinar “Leverage for the Plastics Innovation Programme”! OPPORTUNITY TO RECEIVE FUNDING OF UP TO 30,000 USD TO TACKLE PLASTIC POLLUTION IN VIETNAM!

The Plastics Innovation Programme is officially accepting applications from all organizations, agencies and businesses across Viet Nam! Deadline: 23h59, 30 March 2025 (GMT+7). Aiming to experiment and promote initiatives that reduce plastic waste generation,…

Viet Nam MOIT Directive 14/CT-BCT promotes CE implementation in industry & trade.

The WCEF2025 programme is here! Explore the agenda, speakers, and sessions focused on accelerating the circular economy transition in São Paulo. Register for online access now!

40 representatives from innovative solution providers, businesses in the plastics and textile industries, recyclers, collectors, and waste traders actively participated in a group discussion. The aim was to find solutions to the issues faced by existing platforms.

This event will share about insights, lessons learned, challenges, and strategies to promote and scale refill systems— a sustainable alternative to single-use plastics, fostering a circular economy in Viet Nam.

The event aims to inspire actions by showcasing innovative solutions and strengthening partnerships to accelerate progress towards a circular economy for plastics.

The report provides state of knowledge on chemicals in plastics and based on compelling scientific evidence calls for urgent action to address chemicals in plastics as part of the global action on plastic pollution.

The event will share the results of the INC-4 Negotiation Session from members of the negotiating delegation and information related to issues of interest at the Mid-term Meeting in August 2024 and the content of participation in the Mid-term Meeting.

Join us to gain valuable insights into Viet Nam’s secondary materials industries and discuss success factors for these marketplaces to emerge and scale-up.

As global and regional brands set growing targets to increase recycled plastic content in their packaging, there is increasing scrutiny of not only the quality of the material procured, but also the fair and ethical treatment of informal waste workers.