Pakistan targets plastic reform with informal recyclers' role

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•Pakistan's government is developing new policies to address plastic waste management.
•Informal recyclers in Pakistan currently handle a significant portion of plastic recycling.
•The reform plans include efforts to formalize and support these informal workers.
•Plastic pollution is a growing environmental concern in Pakistan, affecting urban and rural areas.

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▸Pakistan's government successfully integrates informal recyclers into formal waste management Improved recycling rates and reduced plastic pollution, benefiting urban environments and public health.

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REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)Pakistan plans plastic reform: its informal recyclers hold the key

Pakistan is planning reforms in its plastic waste management, focusing on the role of informal recyclers. These recyclers, who operate outside formal systems, are crucial for improving recycling rates and reducing environmental pollution. The reform aims to integrate these workers into official processes, which could impact waste management efficiency and livelihoods in Pakistan.