Next steps for the Global Plastic Pollution Treaty
The Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee's fifth session aimed to create a global, legally binding agreement on plastic pollution, but no resolution was reached. The development of the Global Plastic Pollution Treaty was designed to address the full lifecycle of plastics, but its mandate was disputed by many countries.
The Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee held its fifth session to create a global treaty on plastic pollution. Over 175 countries participated, but no agreement was reached. The treaty aims to address the full lifecycle of plastics, from design to disposal. Many countries disputed the mandate, causing a roadblock. Global targets need to be matched with country-specific action plans. The committee will continue negotiations to achieve a signed treaty.
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