Here's how we can eradicate plastic pollution by 2040
A young campaigner persuades a shopper in Jakarta to swap her plastic shopping bag for a reusable one. Image: Global Plastic Action Partnership
Sri Indrastuti Hadiputranto
Chair, Indonesia National Plastic Action Partnership (NPAP)
Madeleine Brandes
Specialist, Global Plastics Action Partnership, World Economic Forum
Arthur Neeteson
Associate, SYSTEMIQ
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