Six independently assured projects, including the African Reclaimers Organisation in South Africa and Recicleiros in Brazil, have demonstrated tangible outcomes in plastic waste reduction and recycling.

Since inception, US$610.89 million in funding has been committed by third parties and impact investors to initiatives that advance the Alliance’s mission. It provided seed capital to the Plastic Circularity Fund, managed by Lombard Odier Investment Managers (LOIM), which now has four portfolio companies.

As part of its commitment to a just transition, the Alliance has deepened its efforts to support women-owned businesses and enhance working conditions for informal waste workers. 2,134 formal jobs were created through Alliance projects.

Focusing on select markets to improve waste management and increase recycling rates in support of national priorities. India, Indonesia, and South Africa are the first countries selected for this effort.

Initiatives that address systemic barriers to plastics circularity, starting with flexible plastics, a material challenging to recycle

Catalyzing capital through blended finance, concessional funding, and partnerships with public and private finance institutions to unlock investment in high-impact waste management solutions.

 Six independently assured projects, including the African Reclaimers Organisation in South Africa and Recicleiros in Brazil, have demonstrated tangible outcomes in plastic waste reduction and recycling.

Since inception, US$610.89 million in funding has been committed by third parties and impact investors to initiatives that advance the Alliance’s mission. It provided seed capital to the Plastic Circularity Fund, managed by Lombard Odier Investment Managers (LOIM), which now has four portfolio companies.

As part of its commitment to a just transition, the Alliance has deepened its efforts to support women-owned businesses and enhance working conditions for informal waste workers. 2,134 formal jobs were created through Alliance projects.

Focusing on select markets to improve waste management and increase recycling rates in support of national priorities. India, Indonesia, and South Africa are the first countries selected for this effort.

Initiatives that address systemic barriers to plastics circularity, starting with flexible plastics, a material challenging to recycle

Catalyzing capital through blended finance, concessional funding, and partnerships with public and private finance institutions to unlock investment in high-impact waste management solutions.