The resort city of Sanya in south China's island province of Hainan has become the first Chinese city to join its global peers in the "No Plastic in Nature" initiative of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the municipal government said Saturday.
Lo Sze Ping, the chief representative of WWF's Beijing Office, said WWF would help promote Sanya's plastic-free campaign, waste treatment and sustainable development.
WWF will support the research of new technologies and methods, improve waste management measures, further publicity, education and international exchanges, as well as introduce more global projects and resources to Sanya, Lo added.
Launched in 2019, the initiative aims at helping governments, enterprises, the public, research institutions and other parties to find solutions to plastic pollution.
It expects to invite some 1,000 megacities worldwide to join in by 2030, with 20 members currently.
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