What organisations have promised to do about marine litter: the measurable promise, where it is carried out, by when, and the indicators it will be reported against. Every entry passes editorial review before publication.
Example entries: the commitments below are anonymised prototype content and will be replaced by registered commitments at launch.
A University Marine Research Centre · Africa
24 beaches surveyed four times a year by trained volunteers, with the data published openly, from 2027 to 2030.
A Municipal Education Directorate · Americas
All 62 schools running the module and filing at least one survey a year from the 2027 school year onwards.
A Coastal Community Foundation · Asia
300 hectares under guardianship with no net loss, and a published carbon measurement for every plot each year to 2030.
A Port Operator · Africa
Reception coverage at all 46 berths and 90 per cent of calling vessels landing waste at least once, by the end of 2027.
A Regional Environment Agency · Europe
18 km of dune buffer restored and 25 hectares of wetland reconnected by the end of 2029, with erosion measured yearly at fixed profiles.
A National Marine Park Authority · Europe
40 hectares replanted with at least 70 per cent survival after two growing seasons, measured against the 2025 survey.
A Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives · Europe
12 tonnes of lost gear recovered and a loss report filed for at least 80 per cent of incidents by the end of 2029.
A Union of Coastal Municipalities · Europe
All nine marinas certified under the Zero Waste Blue scheme and landing at least 120 tonnes of separated waste a year by the end of 2028.
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