Since　a　large　amount　of　solid　waste　has　been　generated　every　year　worldwide,　the　disposal　of　solid　waste,　especially　scrap　rubber　has　gradually　drawn　global　attention.　To　determine　the　evolution　patterns　and　regulation　impacts　of　the　global　scrap　rubber　trade,　this　study　constructed　the　global　scrap　rubber　trade　network　from　1990　to　2019　and　analyzed　the　regulation　impacts　of　developing　countries　on　global　scrap　rubber　trade　networks.　The　study　found　that　the　scrap　rubber　trade　network　has　developed　rapidly,　and　the　main　importing　countries　of　scrap　rubber　trade　were　gradually　changing　from　China　to　South　Asia　and　Southeast　Asia.　The　waste　ban　policy　of　India　and　China　showed　an　impact　on　scrap　rubber　exporting　countries　such　as　the　United　States,　Japan,　and　Australia.　In　2003,　China＇s　impact　on　the　global　scrap　rubber　trade　network　was　12.62,　decreasing　to　1.44　in　2017,　and　India＇s　impact　reached　15.55　in　the　same　year.　Note　that,　the　indirect　impact　of　the　decline　in　China＇s　import　proportion　on　the　global　scrap　rubber　trade　network　was　higher　than　that　of　India.　Through　the　analysis　of　the　evolution　characteristics　of　scrap　rubber　trade　and　the　regulatory　impacts　on　the　trade　network　of　developing　countries　including　China,　India　and　Thailand,　it　is　of　great　significance　to　improve　the　solid　waste　import　management　policy　and　promote　sustainable　international　solid　waste　management.　©　2022