The Circulate Initiative
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The Circulate Initiative is a nonprofit based in New York City. It was founded in 2018, by Rob Kaplan in response to widespread plastic pollution. The organization also advocates for circular and equitable economies across emerging markets through partnerships with corporations, investors and policymakers.
The organization also works to develop new research and tools, and scale programs which focus on addressing the challenge of ocean plastic pollution.
Through work with their partnerships they have provided greater financial transparency of the plastics circular economy, facilitated an improved understanding of local recycling supply chains, with additional efforts to advance inclusivity within the ecosystem.
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The Circular Initiative's partners include the Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech), Anthesis Group, Delterra, the FINISH Society, Global Plastic Action Partnership, Ocean Conservancy, PXP Sustainability, Resilient Cities Network, RRS, SecondMuse, the University of Georgia Office of Research and the international development organization, WASTE.
Funding support has been provided by the Alliance to End Plastic Waste, the Singapore investment management company Circulate Capital, Dow, Kimberly-Clark, PepsiCo and The Lawrence Foundation.
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