1、WHO PAYS FOR PLASTIC POLLUTION?TOWARDS A TREATY TO END PLASTIC POLLUTION ENABLING GLOBAL EQUITY IN THE PLASTIC VALUE CHAINWHO PAYS FOR PLASTIC POLLUTION?3CONTENTSCALL TO ACTION.4EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .6CHAPTER 1:STRUCTURAL INEQUITIES IN THE GLOBAL PLASTIC VALUE CHAIN .11CHAPTER 2:THE TRUE COST OF PLASTI

2、C .17CHAPTER 3:EQUITABLE SOLUTIONS TO THE PLASTIC CRISIS.29ANNEX:METHODOLOGY.40REFERENCES.43ENDNOTES:ADDITIONAL NOTES.47World Wide Fund for Nature(WWF)One of the worlds largest and most experienced independent conservation organizations,with over 5 million supporters and a global network active in m

3、ore than 100 countries.WWFs mission is to stop the degradation of the planets natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature by conserving the worlds biological diversity,ensuring the sustainable use of renewable natural resources,and promoting the reduction of

4、 pollution and wasteful consumption.Dalberg AdvisorsDalberg Advisors is a strategy consulting firm that works to build a more inclusive and sustainable world where all people,everywhere,can reach their fullest potential.We partner with and serve communities,governments,and companies providing an inn

5、ovative mix of services advisory,investment,research,analytics,and design to create impact at scale.AcknowledgementsWWF:Huy Ho Huu,Eirik S.Lindebjerg,John Duncan,Elena Khishchenko,Marilyn Mercado,Samuel Davies,Zaynab Sadan,Maria Alejandra Gonzalez,Florian Titze,Alix Grabowski,Cam Pascaul.Design by E

6、nder Ergn&Hakan LokanoluDisclaimerThis report has been commissioned by WWF and produced by Dalberg Research&Consulting,with additional insight from WWFs plastics team.To quote this report,please use the following reference:WWF(2023),Who Pays For Plastic Pollution?.Published in November 2023 by WWF.A