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Launch of the Philippine National Plastic Action Roadmap
The Philippine National Plastic Action Roadmap 2026–2040, officially launched on 30 September 2026, provides a shared national direction for moving towards a circular, inclusive, resilient and accountable plastics system — one that prevents plastic pollution at source, keeps materials in productive use, substantially reduces leakage, and enables meaningful participation in a just transition.

Stefanie Beitien
2 days ago


Advancing an Inclusive Circular Economy and Just Transition
PCX Solutions was honored to contribute to the session "Unlocking Capital for a Circular Plastics Economy in ASEAN" at the ASEAN Conference on Combating Plastic Pollution 2026 on 24 September 2026. The session examined strategies for mobilizing public, private, and catalytic finance to support a circular plastics economy in ASEAN.

Stefanie Beitien and Adrienne Cahiwat
5 days ago


How to Unlock Capital for a Circular Plastics Economy in ASEAN
PCX Solutions was honored to contribute to the session "Unlocking Capital for a Circular Plastics Economy in ASEAN" at the ASEAN Conference on Combating Plastic Pollution 2026 on 24 September 2026. The session examined strategies for mobilizing public, private, and catalytic finance to support a circular plastics economy in ASEAN.

Stefanie Beitien
Sep 30


PCX Solutions Joins Eco-Business’ 2026 Unlocking Capital for Sustainability - Philippines
PCX Solutions is delighted to join the 2026 Unlocking Capital for Sustainability – Philippines. Hosted by Eco-Business, in partnership with UNEP Finance Initiative (FI) and the ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ASEAN BAC) Philippines, this flagship summit explored how the Philippines and the greater ASEAN region can mobilize capital, strengthen resilience, and navigate a more uncertain global environment.

Adrienne Cahiwat
Aug 27


Case Study: Extended Producer Responsibility in the Philippines
Early Learnings and Insights for Emerging Markets Battling Plastic Pollution. The Philippines, long one of the biggest producers of ocean plastic pollution, is now moving quickly and boldly to tackle this crisis. Over the last two years, the Philippines has rolled out one of the world’s most ambitious laws on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). EPR rules, which hold manufacturers accountable for waste resulting from their products and packaging to enable a circular econom

Athalie Reyes & Stefanie Beitien
Oct 28, 2024
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