Transcript Waste management, recycling and resource efficiency, Stan

MAV Environment Conference 2014
Stan Krpan
CEO
Sustainability
Victoria
Waste management, recycling and resource efficiency update
Resource
Efficiency
Integrated Waste
Management
Waste generation and diversion
Total Waste Generation (per capita)
LGAS - Diversion rate, Victoria 200001 to 2011–12
SV’s role
SV’s review and strategic framework
SV’s Journey
Victorian
Auditor
General’s
Office
SV Review
SV2015
Getting
Full Value
Ministerial
Advisory
Committee
SV’s priorities
Planning for Victoria’s infrastructure needs
Consultation and feedback
Total Victorian Government
funding $34.67 million
Initiative
Funding
Paid
out/contracted
Regional Organics Support Package &
Regional Waste Management Group Support Package
$5.5m
$2.79m
Driving investment for New Recycling (DINR) &
Resource Recovery Infrastructure Program
$11.5m
$4.4m
Melbourne Metropolitan Organics Plan
$3.3m
$1.1m
Building Victoria's Organics Recovery Fund
$500K
$500K
Transition Support to Improve Rural Landfill
Infrastructure
$3.87m
$3.7m
Smarter Resources, Smarter Business
$10m
$2.97m
SV’s 2012-13 funding spend
Victoria Wide
$1.8 million
21 projects
Loddon
Mallee
$1.2 million
19 projects
Hume
$2.7 million
25 projects
Grampians
$960,000
15 projects
Barwon South West
$1.8 million
20 projects
Metro
$3.2 million
72 projects
Gippsland
$1 million
18 projects
Polymer Processors - Mordialloc
Transfer station upgrades and landfill
Smarter Resources Smarter Business
“Sustainability is not a fad nor a fringe issue. It’s a way for business to lower costs and be
resilient against long- term challenges like climate change and rising energy and resource
costs. .. Victorian businesses need to do “more from less”.
In essence, tomorrow starts today. We must act now to ensure businesses are competitive in
the future.” (Industry Sustainability Working Committee 2014)
Dennison Food Manufacturing
Energy efficiency:
Upgrades or replacement of
refrigeration equipment
Reduction of compressed air leakage
Materials efficiency:
Control systems
Improved product design that
reduces materials use
ACHIEVEMENTS
•
Yield improvement of 0.5%
•
12% reduction in waste
•
$100,000 plus p.a. savings
Smarter Resources Smarter Business –
Energy Efficient Office Buildings
500 Collins Street
500 Bourke Street
Other SV program outcomes
• $815K for 22 Public Place Recycling projects
in 2013
• Local Litter Measurement Toolkit + training
• Best Practice Guide for Managing Litter and
Illegal Dumping at Clothing Bins
• Litter Prevention Toolkit
• KABV programs – Tidy Towns and
Sustainable Cities Awards, Stationeers and
Adopt a Roadside volunteer programs
Waste and resource recovery governance
reform
Waste and resource recovery governance
reform
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Statewide waste and resource recovery planning framework
Statewide market development strategy
Statewide investment strategy (including infrastructure funding)
Joint procurement and business support for WRRGs and
councils
5. Statewide data management governance framework
6. Statewide business and community education strategy
What’s next?
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Victorian Organics Strategy
Support for transfer station
upgrades
Support for landfill closures/new
transfer stations
Household recycling
Questions?