Kristin Hughes, director of the Global Plastic Action Partnership, a multistakeholder initiative coordinated by the World Economic Forum, talks with Ian Welsh about the partnership’s work over the past 12 months coordinating government and brand approaches and desire to do something effective.
Hughes explains why the partnership is focusing efforts in southeast Asia and sub-Saharan Africa developing waste collection and recycling infrastructure, and paths to a circular economy approach.
Weekly briefing: sustainable business forecast for 2024
Weekly podcast – Why measuring land, carbon and biodiversity impact matters
Landscape action: how to scale corporate nature, climate and social impacts
COPwatch: will we be left enthused or deflated?
Weekly briefing: COP28 progress and prospects for EUDR FAQ
Weekly podcast – Reality check: the future of regenerative agriculture
The pathway to nature-positive business: definitions, measurements and targets
Expert insight: future of sustainable commodities and landscapes
Monday briefing: Finance, energy and just transition at COP28
Regenerative food systems in Africa: scaling solutions to empower smallholder farmers
Weekly podcast – Collaboration to drive progress in transforming the food and agriculture sector
COP28: the imperative for government and company action now, from Julia Butterfly Hill
From beans to brew: navigating EUDR’s effects on the coffee sector
Monday briefing: what to expect from COP28
Weekly podcast – The big picture: evolving private sector landscape-level action
Turning nature risk into resilience and how TNFD can help
Monday briefing: saving more than just your wallet on Black Friday
Weekly podcast – Reality check: the impact of EUDR and the US Inflation Reduction Act
Adopting landscape approaches: a how-to guide
Weekly briefing: What to expect at Asia-Pacific Climate Week
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