1、INTRODUCTIONAMBITION DRIVES ACTIONKEY PROGRESS METRICSGOVERNMENT PROGRESSTOP FMCG PERFORMANCECOLLECTIVE EFFORTS ON PIVOTAL HURDLESSPOTLIGHT ON IMPACTPERSPECTIVE ON PROGRESSABOUT THIS REPORTEXPLORE THE DATAENDNOTESAPPENDIXTRANSPARENCYTITLETHE GLOBAL COMMITMENT 2024 PROGRESS REPORT 1This report has be
2、en compiled by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation,with input from the UN Environment Programme in relation to the government signatories.The Global Commitment 2024Progress ReportProgress Report201920202021202220232024CONTENTSIntroduction 3 Ambition drives action 8 Spotlight on impact 4Perspective on pro
3、gress 5 Key progress metrics 10Top FMCG performance 15 Government progress 17 Collective efforts on pivotal hurdles 18 About this report 23 Transparency 24 Explore the data 25 Endnotes 28 Appendix 26 AMBITION DRIVES ACTIONKEY PROGRESS METRICSGOVERNMENT PROGRESSTOP FMCG PERFORMANCECOLLECTIVE EFFORTS
4、ON PIVOTAL HURDLESSPOTLIGHT ON IMPACTPERSPECTIVE ON PROGRESSABOUT THIS REPORTEXPLORE THE DATAENDNOTESAPPENDIXTRANSPARENCYTHE GLOBAL COMMITMENT 2024 PROGRESS REPORT 3INTRODUCTIONOver 1,000 organisations from across the world,including businesses representing 20%of all plastic packaging produced globa
5、lly and over 50 government signatories,have mobilised behind the Global Commitments common vision of a circular economy for plastic,in which it never becomes waste.Signatories set ambitious 2025 targets to help realise that common vision.This sixth annual progress report looks at how the signatories
6、 are faring against these targets and key lessons learned along the way.Three major insights emerge:INTRODUCTION1The collective ambition of the Global Commitment signatories has driven substantial progress.2The job is far from done.Plastic pollution is still growing and demands bold action.3The road