First is developing a circular economy road map for the various sectors. We're talking about a comprehensive problem, so every department will have a role to play. The road map needs to set out the main goals and identify the barriers to circularity at every stage of the plastic life cycle. The types of actions also need to be laid out, from restrictive regulations to prohibit certain things to eco-taxation incentives. A wide range of responses or actions are possible, but the key is developing a road map that addresses the problem in a comprehensive way, setting goals and targets that can be monitored, and putting in place the necessary regulatory framework.
