To reduce sea-based marine plastic litter (SBMPL) from the shipping and fisheries sectors, particularly in selected Large Marine Ecosystems (LMEs)

Indicator OB1: Number of countries engaged in regional and/or global partnerships.
Indicator OB2: Number of countries where policies/initiatives supported by the project were adopted or are in process of being adopted/negotiated.
Indicator OB3: Satisfaction score of direct stakeholders.

To restore wetland and lowland forest ecosystems and biodiversity in the Amazon mainland and coast through strengthening capacity for ecosystem restoration, improving the enabling environment, and initiating restoration in overlooked areas of the Amazon.

To transition Fashion and Construction supply chains toward green by design and strengthen the enabling environment necessary to support this transformation

Enhance sustainable sourcing from raw materials promoting net zero, nature positive, and pollution-free approaches to scale up fashion and construction sector transformation

The development challenge is to overcome a sectorial context that encompasses a series of economic, social, technological and political gaps that delay the national capacity of Mongolia to address the significant environmental impacts of the fashion sector, specifically, to eliminate harmful/hazardous chemicals and toxic waste of highest impact in the supply chain, under an environmentally sound management approach.

Accelerating bioeconomy transition in the Pakistan textile sector by transforming banana pseudo stem waste into economically viable and socially beneficial fibre and promoting Sustainable Agriculture Practices (SAP) in banana cultivation.

The development challenge is to overcome a sectorial context that encompasses a series of economic, social, technological and political gaps that delay the national capacity of Peru to address the significant environmental impacts of the fashion sector, specifically, to eliminate harmful/hazardous chemicals and toxic waste of highest impact from the supply chain, under an environmentally sound management approach.

To promote a green transformation of the construction supply chain by replacing resource-intensive and hazardous materials with environmentally sound alternatives and promoting circular approaches and regenerative designs across the entire supply chain.