At IPPIN, collaboration is the engine of innovation. Our mission to tackle plastic pollution across the Indo-Pacific is powered by strategic partnerships with governments, corporates, researchers, and communities.
We work with organisations committed to creating scalable, locally led solutions that drive environmental, social, and economic impact.
Why Partner with IPPIN?
Partnering with IPPIN means joining a movement led by CSIRO—Australia’s national science agency—which has been solving the world’s greatest challenges through innovative science and technology for over 100 years.
As a partner, you will:
Lead Innovation Co-develop cutting-edge solutions and gain early access to breakthrough technologies.
Shape Policy & Strategy Collaborate on evidence-based programs that inform national and regional strategies.
Drive Impact at Scale Support initiatives that empower communities and deliver measurable environmental outcomes.
Unlock Funding & Talent Attract top innovators and explore co-funding opportunities to scale your impact.
“Through the Mekong-Australia Partnerships and initiatives such as IPPIN, we are supporting Vietnam’s entrepreneurs to discover lasting solutions to plastic challenges, ensuring cleaner environments and a more secure economic future for all. This Demo Day demonstrates how Australia and Vietnam are working together to enhance sustainable economic collaboration between Australia and Vietnam.” — Ms. Sarah Hooper, Australian Consul General in Ho Chi Minh
“The flow of plastic waste into Indonesia’s oceans is projected to increase by 30% to around 800,000 tonnes by 2025. I am excited to see brave, bold business solutions to tackle this urgent problem alongside our Indonesian and Australian partners,” — Drs. M. Wahid Supriyadi, the Chair of the Indonesia National Plastic Action Partnership
“At last year’s Demo Day, the Plastics Innovation Hub Indonesia introduced us to Australia-Indonesia biodegradable agricultural solutions and technology with potential to transform the livelihoods of Indonesian waste pickers. We are proud to be part of this program and will continue to connect universities and industry to build a better future.” — Professor Nizam, Director General of Higher Education, Research, and Technology at Indonesia’s Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology
“Australia and Indonesia share economic and environmental interests in addressing challenges related to plastic pollution. Programs like IPPIN are crucial to empower entrepreneurs to develop new and lasting solutions,” — Ms. Penny Williams PSM, Australian Ambassador to Indonesia
“By supporting initiatives like IPPIN, we have the power to prepare entrepreneurs for market success – driving lasting, transformative change in Thailand’s plastics ecosystem, along with balancing the use of natural resources in business operation for sustainable future to build plastic circularity ecosystem in Thailand,” — Dr. Wijarn Simachaya, President of Thailand Environment Institute
“Today marks a significant moment in the second chapter of the IPPIN initiative, bringing renewed hope as we continue our journey to foster overseas collaboration for sustainable plastic waste management. By harnessing the power of technology and partnerships, we are paving the way toward ending plastic pollution in the Mekong region,” — Associate Professor Toemsak Srikhirin, Executive Director of National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC), Thailand’s National Science and Technology Development Agency
Become a Partner
Whether you’re a policymaker, corporate leader, or funder, your partnership can help shape a cleaner, more resilient Indo-Pacific. Join us in building a future where plastic never becomes waste.
Let’s Talk →
Send a note to IPPIN@csiro.au to explore partnership opportunities or
