Indonesia wants to reach net-zero plastic pollution by 2040. Do you have a big idea to help them do it?

Mar 26, 2021

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A new UpLink challenge will tackle plastic pollution in Indonesia. Image: Unsplash/Brian Yurasits

Nour Chaabane

Operations, Impact and Innovation Lead, Global Plastic Action Partnership, World Economic Forum

Hidayah Hamzah

Manager, Indonesia National Plastic Action Partnership, World Resources Institute Indonesia

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Urgent action is needed to turn the tide on plastic pollution in Indonesia. Image: World Economic Forum/Indonesian National Plastic Action Partnership

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