Participants from all Phase II PROMAR countries came together in Medellín, Colombia, for the PROMAR Study Tour.

Members of PROMAR Phase II met in Paramaribo, Suriname, to assess the progress of activities, discuss challenges and solutions, and finalize the work plan for 2026.

PROMAR and adelphi were represented by Richard Berner at the ISWA 2025 World Congress (27–29 October, Buenos Aires), held under the motto "Towards a Wasteless Future or a Wasteful Planet?".

Suriname takes a stand against plastic pollution with the PROMAR project, uniting stakeholders to develop sustainable waste management policies and protect the environment and public health.

PROMAR-CEGESTI in Costa Rica launched a fabulous knowledge tool to increase the recovery of plastic material with characteristics that allow its transformation into high quality resin.

PROMAR was present at the 4th session of the INC to develop the international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution!

PROMAR and CEGESTI collaborate to aid the Costa Rican government in crafting a global treaty on plastic pollution, endorsed by the United Nations Environment Programme.

PROMAR calls for a strong global agreement to tackle plastic pollution, with ambitious targets and strict enforcement.