Mexico City (Mexico) The roadmap aims to triple plastic circularity from 24% in 2022 to 84% in 2040, reduce mismanaged plastic waste by 80%, cut waste management costs by 50% and lower GHG emissions by 26% by 2040 in comparison to business as usual. Hoja de ruta de acción para reducir la contaminación plástica en la Ciudad de México Noviembre 2024Nigeria The roadmap’s measures could increase plastic circularity to 58% and reduce plastic pollution by 67% by 2040, while cutting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 39% and creating nearly 97,000 new jobs in comparison to business as usual. Towards a System Change in Plastic Pollution A Roadmap for the Sustainable Use of Plastics in Nigeria November 2024 Panama The roadmap supports achieving 58% circularity by 2040, resulting in a reduction in plastic pollution of up to 86% compared to the business-as-usual scenario. It also foresees a 54% decrease in GHG emissions while creating 63,000 new jobs and 48% savings in waste management costs compared to business as usual. Hoja de Ruta de Acción para los Plásticos en Panamá Mayo 2025 Dominican Republic Under a system-change scenario, plastic circularity could rise from 6% in 2022 to 53% by 2040. The roadmap envisions an 87% reduction in mismanaged plastic waste, a 31% decrease in waste management costs and a 37% reduction in GHG emissions in comparison to business as usual. Implementation could also create around 16,000 new jobs compared to business as usual and improve the inclusion of informal waste workers in the circular economy. Hoja de Ruta de Acción sobre los Plásticos en la República Dominicana Septiembre 2025 Costa Rica Costa Rica aims to increase its circularity from 12% in 2022 to 54% by 2040. Implementation of the roadmap would cut plastic pollution by 91%, lowering GHG emissions by 24%, generating 17,000 new jobs while saving the government more than $170 million in comparison to business as usual. Hoja de ruta de acción sobre los plásticos en Costa Rica Mayo 2025 Maharashtra state (India) Under a system-change scenario, Maharashtra could achieve 48% circularity by 2040, up from 13% under business-as- usual activities, while reducing mismanaged waste from 61% to 15%. Journey Towards a Circular Plastic Economy: Maharashtra Plastic Action Roadmap December 2024 Pakistan The roadmap sets a bold national vision of change by 2040: achieving 64% circularity, reducing mismanaged waste by over 76%, cutting government costs by 40% and creating 300,000 jobs, including through the formalization of roles in the informal waste sector, in comparison to the business-as-usual approach. Under the system-change scenario, GHG emissions could be reduced by 84% compared with a business-as-usual trajectory. Pakistan’s National Plastic Action Partnership National action roadmap to reduce plastic pollution December 2024 Roadmap launches Unlocking Plastic Action for Inclusion, Resilience and Growth: GPAP Annual Report 2025 11

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