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Circular Economy

Circular Economy at WBCSD

Factor10

CE Hub

Packaging & Plastics

Circular

Economy

Projects

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A new CEO led, cross-sector, not-for-profit organization with a clear mission to develop,

accelerate & deploy solutions, catalyze public & private investment and engage communities to help end plastic waste in the environment

Managing plastic waste is an unmet need

About 200 MMT of plastic landfilledor ending up as litter

Improper waste management leadsto significant

leakage into oceans and seas(~8 MMT per year)

By 2025, the ocean

could contain 1 ton of plastic for every 3 tons of finfish

There is untapped value in post-use plastic that can be

used to incentivize collection and reprocessing

Plastic waste production is expected

to double in the next 15 years

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Strategic by combining the expertise of the whole value chain from raw material to manufacturing, to brand/retail, to waste management

Comprehensive by focusing on the entirety of the challenge from waste minimization to post-use solutions

Tangible by delivering on-the-ground projects & investment in infrastructure

Market-oriented by deploying strategies to increase the value of plastic waste streams to support investment

Collaborative by bringing together industry, government, communities & civil society

Solution:A new & different approach

Problem:Current efforts arefragmented

Alliance to End Plastic WasteF O U R P A R T S T R A T E G Y

I N N O V A T I O N C L E A N U PE D U C A T I O N I N F R A S T R U C T U R E

Infrastructure Development to collect and manage plastic waste, and increase recycling in areas of greatest need.

Innovation to advance and bring to scale new technologies that make recycling and recovering plastics easier and create value from all post-use plastics.

Education and Engagement of governments, businesses, and communities to mobilize action.

Clean Up to help stop plastic waste at its source, focusing on cities and major rivers that carry significant amounts of plastic waste to the ocean.

Mutually-funded, philanthropic, alliance-branded programs

Aggregated company-sponsored & directed investments into waste management infrastructure or technologies supportive of the alliance mission

Investing $1.5B USD over 5 yearsNot for Profit 501(c)(3) status supports global operations, eligibility for foundation grants and potential tax benefits

PART A: $0.5 B USD Part B: $1B USD*

P A T H W A Y T O P R O G R E S S

F O U R P A R T S T R A T E G Y

I N N O V A T I O N C L E A N U PE D U C A T I O N I N F R A S T R U C T U R E

Mutually funded, philanthropic, alliance-branded programs.PART

PROJECTS

License to operate• Consistent with Alliances foundational policies

• Ensure compliance with all laws and regulations

Strategic Alignment• Consistent with Alliance mission, promotes highest / best use of plastic

• Cross-value chain; leverages Alliance core capabilities and synergies

Technical Feasibility• Based on sound scientific / technological foundation

• Implementation complexity

Economics• Potential for self-sustaining economics based on market fundamentals

• Attractive ratio of plastic waste diverted per cost of program ($/T)

Plastic Waste Impact• Material and scalable, tons redirected from the environment

• Focus on high leakage markets with applicability to multiple markets

Stakeholder Engagement and Credibility

• Government, key NGOs, communities and consumers

• Builds Alliance credibility

Environmental and Social Impacts

• Enable improvements in other areas (e.g. water, emissions)

• Promotes community benefits (e.g. jobs, living conditions, infrastructure)

Aggregated company-sponsored & directed investments into waste management infrastructure or technologies supportive of the alliance mission.

• The project outcomes must directly align to at least one of the four Alliance pillars (Infrastructure, Innovation, Education and Engagement, or Clean-up)

• The project must be intended to lead to reduction or avoidance of unmanaged and/or mismanaged plastic waste into the environment, prioritizing high-leakage geographies

• The project must have impact beyond improving a Member’s own operations, product, packaging design/optimization, and/or other internal commitments

PART

PROJECTS

Executive Committee

Board of Directors

Current membership as of February 7, 2019

OfficersRepresenting each sector of the value chain

Alliance Members Around the World

Project TeamsDeveloping an open source, science-based global information project to support waste management efforts with reliable data collection, metrics and standards to help accelerate the prevention of plastic waste entering the environment.

Partnering with cities to design integrated waste management systems where infrastructure is lacking, especially along rivers which transport vast amounts of plastic waste to the ocean.

Funding to support The Incubator Network by Circulate Capital and SecondMuse to develop and promote technologies and business models that prevent ocean plastic waste and improve waste management and recycling.

Supporting Renew Oceans Renew Ganga project to aid localized investment and engagement, that is designed to capture plastic waste before it reaches the ocean.

Collaborating with intergovernmental organizations such as the United Nations to conduct joint workshops and trainings to help them identify and pursue effective and locally-relevant solutions in the high priority areas.

Alliance Upcoming Events

Feb.

2019

July

2019

Washington D.C.

policy event

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON PARTICIPATION, CONTACT:

Steve RussellVP, Plastics DivisionSteven_Russell@americanchemistry.com

Grant McKibbinCorporate Outreach, Alliance to End Plastic WasteMcKibbin@wbcsd.org

Steve SikraAssociate Directorsikra.sw@pg.com

endplasticwaste.org

WBCSD: Strategic Founding Partner of the Alliance

• Member engagement

• Report Alliance progress

• Establish Knowledge Hub

• Lead select projects

• Advise ExCo

Alliance launch event – London, 16 Jan 2019

Alliance breakfast – Davos, 23 Jan 2019

Circular Economy at WBCSD

Factor10

CE Hub

Packaging & Plastics

Circular

Economy

Projects

Scoping WBCSD’s Packaging & Plastics project

1. SELECT: Pick a table based on whether you’re interested in discussing either PACKAGING (all types) or DURABLE PLASTICS

2. LISTEN: What is the barriers in scaling sustainable solutions?

3. PROBLEM STATEMENT: Select a barrier to define a problem statement

4. IDEATE: What are potential solutions to this barrier?

5. ASSESS: Compare each solution against potential impact and WBCSD’s capabilities

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Executive CommitteeDevelop and recommend Alliance strategic direction and objectives

Review and recommend budget, programs, and objectives to Board for approval

Nominate Officers to Board for approval

Develop criteria for and approve new Members, Supporters, Advisors and Strategic Partners

Review and recommend mutually-funded Alliance-branded projects (Part A) and communication activities to Board for approval

Review and recommend criteria for company-directed programs that will be eligible to be counted under Part B for Board approval

Board of DirectorsApprove Alliance Officers, budget, objectives and programs

Approve criteria for company-directed programs that will be eligible to be counted under Part B for Board approval

Nominate company staff to participate in Alliance leadership groups and project teams

Oversee the implementation of Alliance-sponsored and/or directed investments and programs

Commit to regular and transparent reporting about progress on company-sponsored projects (Part B)

Project TeamsDefine the scope, timeline and budget for projects and programs delivered through the Alliance (Part A)

Perform technical / other due diligence on proposed projects

Implement and monitor project and programs

Periodically report on the progress of projects and programs to Project Leadership Group

Leadership GroupsComprised of member company representatives and supported by Alliance staff

Assess, recommend Alliance-funded projects (Part A), communication activities to ExCo

Oversee Alliance-branded programs, communication activities

Provide strategic guidance to Alliance staff

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CommunicationsLeadership Group

Recruitment and Reporting

Leadership Group

Advisory CommitteeB O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S

Governance & Operational Model

E X E C U T I V E C O M M I T T E E

ProjectsLeadership Group

PartnershipsLeadership Group

O F F I C E R S

LegalLeadership Group

Strategic Partners:

Project Team UN Environment

Collaboration

Project Team Renew Oceans

Initiative

Project TeamCirculate Capital:

The Incubator Network

Project TeamCity

Partnerships

Project TeamGlobal

Information

Strategic PartnersIdentified by the Board and approved by the ExCo to provide a specificservice, function or solution

Operate under a Memorandum of Understanding with the Alliance that defines roles and expectations

Collaboration with the Alliance could include co-sponsorship of events, stakeholder engagement, delivery of projects, evaluation of progress

Advisory CommitteeComprised of representative from associations, NGOs, academic organizations

Provides guidance on Alliance programs / projects

Reviews economic, technical and environmental assessments as needed

Funding Model - Company Contributions• Revenue tiers are different for each segment (small / medium / large brackets)

• Part A dues are set values based on a company’s size and segment

Revenue TierPart A Dues - Annual Part A Dues – 5 years Part B Funding – 5 Years Part A + B = Total 5 Years

Board ExCo Board ExCo Board ExCo Board ExCo

Chemical

Small $0-5B $500K $1M $2.5M $5M $5M $7.5M $7.5M $12.5M

Medium $5-20B $1.5M $3M $7.5M $15M $15M $22.5M $22.5M $37.5M

Large $20B+ $2.5M $5M $12.5M $25M $25M $37.5M $37.5M $62.5M

Brand / Retail / Other

Small $0-10B $500K $1M $2.5M $5M $7.5M $10M $12.5M

Medium $10-30B $1.0M $2M $5M $10M $15M $20M $25.0M

Large $30B+ $1.5M $3M $7.5M $15M $22.5M $30M $37.5M

Waste / Converter

Small $0-3B $100K $200K $500K $1M $1.5M $2M $2.5M

Medium $3-10B $250K $500K $1.25M $2.5M $3.75M $5M $6.25M

Large $10B+ $500K $1M $2.5M $5M $7.5M $10M $12.5M

Supporters – Small, Local companies

Small <$1B $20K N/A N/A N/A N/A $100K N/A