With marine ecosystems under increasing pressure, addressing plastic pollution and advancing marine conservation requires collective action. Like many other regions, Southeast Asia faces significant challenges in managing plastic waste. Rapid urbanisation, growing consumption, and limited waste management infrastructure all contribute to plastic leakage into the ocean, threatening biodiversity and the resilience of these vital marine ecosystems. 

Epson Southeast Asia and WWF-Singapore are coming together with a shared vision to tackle the marine litter challenge and drive marine ecosystem restoration in Southeast Asia. With a goal of reducing plastic waste from leaking into our oceans and ultimately moving towards a circular economy, as well as delivering nature-positive seascapes, this collaboration aims to drive measurable impact while inspiring other businesses, consumers, and local communities to take action and be a part of real change. 

As a leader in technology innovation and environmental sustainability, Epson’s contribution advances strategic solutions for a cleaner and healthier marine environment. Through this partnership, Epson is supporting projects in Singapore and Indonesia, where plastic waste and habitat degradation continue to threaten marine biodiversity. By engaging local communities and young changemakers, Epson and WWF-Singapore seeks to scale solutions that reduce plastic pollution and support long-term marine conservation efforts.