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Created in consultation with our community, informed by scientific evidence, and global in scope, this work contributes to the RSC's efforts to help the global community ensure that policy and debate are informed by scientific evidence and bring chemistry knowledge, experience and insight into wider societal contexts.

Introduction

Chemicals are used in all facets of life, from industrial processes to consumer products, providing value to individuals and the economy. Their improper management, however, can pose a threat to human health and the environment. Public attention to the use of chemicals has risen, especially as the costs and impacts of pollution becomes more evident. Decisions about the sourcing, production, use and end of life of chemicals also affect many other societal goals, such as combatting climate change and biodiversity loss, achieving net zero and a just energy transition, shifting to a circular economy, creating jobs, realising the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and building a sustainable economy for future generations. Therefore, it is of crucial importance to get these decisions right, informed by scientific evidence and expertise.

As the global professional body for the chemical sciences, the RSC has a role to play in establishing principles and best practice for our community. In 2020, we set out our Strategy for a sustainable chemicals revolution that addressed the need for a new approach to managing chemicals to deliver economic growth and benefits from chemical innovation while combatting pollution and protecting human health and the environment. Now, after five years of expanding our work in this area, and in the context of massive economic and societal change worldwide, such as geopolitical fragmentation of supply chains, acceleration of net-zero transitions, and rapid innovation in materials and digital tools, we have developed an updated vision for chemicals management. Created in consultation with our community of experts and with input from stakeholders across the sector, this policy position aims to set out principles and approaches that should underpin any sound chemicals management system, regardless of the variation between countries and jurisdictions on specific laws, regulations, and decisions.

This vision is global in scope and will be used to support the RSC鈥檚 engagement with national and international bodies, as well as being a resource for our members and stakeholders. A consistent philosophy toward the use and regulation of chemicals can help the global community benefit from the use of chemicals and achieve shared goals of protecting human health and the environment, improving resource stewardship, fostering collaboration, and promoting innovation, growth and development.