Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
To Issue a New Cooperative Agreement to the Successful Applicant to Support the Program 'innovations for Reducing Plastics for a Cleaner Environment in India (inreplace) Activity', for Period 5 Years. the Purpose of This Cooperative Agreement Is to Reduce Plastic Pollution, Including in the Marine Environment, Through Improvements in Solid Waste Management and Advancing a Plastics Circular Economy in Selected Regions of India. Through the Activity, Usaid/india Will Partner With the Government of India (GOI) to Address the Plastic Pollution Challenge by (1) Improving Plastic and Solid Waste Management Planning, Infrastructure, and Services; and (2) Addressing the Life Cycle Impacts of Plastics and Other Materials by Promoting a Circular Economy.
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