For Negotiators

Are you a INC negotiator involved in the process to develop a Global Plastics Treaty? This page is for you and summarizes the types of support we can provide and how to get in touch with us.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • We consolidate and synthesize robust scientific evidence on a wide range of topics relating to plastic pollution into policy briefs and fact sheets.
  • Our scientists are available to provide training, and to speak on panels, and in webinars. We have also arranged confidential bilateral meetings under Chatham House rules with negotiators from over 30 nations.
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As a coalition of scientists and technical experts, we have robust conflict of interest and transparency policies, and we are bound to the highest professional standards of scientific independence and rigor. Disclosure of any potential conflicts of interest is crucial to upholding the Coalition’s values, ensuring its legitimacy and credibility, and making clear the position from which our members speak.

  • Scientists from the Coalition are observers to the INC process and participate in events, such as INC meetings, webinars, workshops, and private meetings, to provide independent technical and scientific expertise on issues related to plastic pollution.
  • The Coalition seeks to share its independent expertise and knowledge with governments and delegations across the policymaking process.
  • Our goal is to help member states achieve an effective global plastics treaty guided by robust evidence-based decision-making pursuant to UNEA Resolution 5/14.
  • We are available to schedule confidential bilateral meetings, give scientific presentations, join panel discussions, and more.
  • Our contact information is below on this page or you can contact us via the contact form.

Contact Us

Have a scientific question or request relating to the INC discussions? Get in touch with us via email, WhatsApp, Signal, or using the contact form below.

Our scientists are available to answer questions, speak on panels, provide trainings, and arrange confidential meetings under Chatham House rules.

We keep all requests confidential and will only use your information to respond to your inquiry.

secretariat@scientistscoalition.org
+64 20 452 4556