世界自然基金会：2024年对全球塑料污染条约的态度（英文版）（33页）.pdf

1、Attitudes towards a global Attitudes towards a global plastic pollution treatyplastic pollution treatyApril 2024For Rising Tides III Ipsos|Global Attitudes towards Plastic Pollution Treaty Ipsos|Global Attitudes towards Plastic Pollution TreatyRESEARCH CONTEXT2 2 This report presents the findings of

2、 our third wave of research on attitudes towards a global treaty to address plastic pollution,in partnership with WWF and the Plastic Free Foundation.Our first report was released in February 2022,and asked whether people thought global treaty to combat plastic pollution is needed.Across 28 countrie

3、s surveyed,an average of 88%of people said a plastic pollution treaty is important,including one-third(34%)of people who said a treaty is essential.April2024For this report we surveyed people in 32 countries in late 2023.Building on the findings of the previous two waves of research,it provides insi

4、ghts on specific rules that are now being negotiated;and preferences for compliance approaches with those rules.In April 2024 United Nations member states will meet to negotiate the details of the new international agreement.They are aiming to conclude negotiations on a final treaty text by the end

5、of 2024.Our second report,published in November 2022,showed strong support across the 34 countries surveyed for specific rules that could be included in the treaty.It highlighted the high level of importance placed on extended producer responsibility,recycled content in new products and banning plas

6、tics that cant be recycled.March2022In March 2022,the governments of 175 countries agreed to start work on a treaty to end plastic pollution.They agreed it could potentially include a range of objectives and obligations,including sustainable production and consumption of plastic,plastic pollution pr