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2018-06-27 SM - Attachment 1 to Item 2 - Directions Paper Transforming Queensland's Recycling & Waste Industry
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Table 1: Framework of the Strategy
Queensland will become a national leader in avoiding unnecessary consumption and waste generation,
Vision adopting innovative resource recovery approaches, and managing all products and materials as valuable
and finite resources
1. Protecting human health and the environment to secure our future prosperity
2. Sharing responsibility for avoiding unnecessary consumption and improving resource management
Key principles 3. Recognising the economic, environmental and social costs of waste generation and disposal
4. Recognising regional differences and opportunities
5. Full lifecycle management of resources
1. Driving cultural 2. Avoidance and 3. Reuse, recovery and 4. Management,
Objectives change minimisation recycling treatment & disposal
Awareness & Education & Industrial ecology & Infrastructure &
communication training infrastructure planning planning
Avoidable Sustainable design Green procurement Appropriate regulation
consumption Production Research & development & enforcement
Partnerships, efficiency & cost Improved data to highlight Full cost accounting of
networks & savings to business opportunities all disposal
Priorities programs business
Regional collaboration & Disaster waste
Roles & Avoidable partnerships management
responsibilities for consumption Litter & illegal dumping
driving change Product stewardship
Market development & Technology &
appropriate incentives innovation
To be implemented through voluntary action plans developed by the Queensland Government, industry
Implementation
sectors and peak bodies
2016 Target
Performance indicators 2013 Baseline 2024 Target
[1]
General waste generation (tonnes per
1.86 1.84 1.8
person per year)
MSW recycling rate – State 33% 38% 50%
MSW recycling rate – metropolitan areas 37% 42% 55%
Measuring MSW recycling rate – regional centres [2] 30% 34% 45%
progress
As much as
Remote areas MSW recycling rate Not specified n/a
practicable
C&I waste recycling rate 40% 44% 55%
C&D waste recycling rate 61% 66% 80%
Waste disposal to landfill (tonnes) 4,675,000 4,483,750 3,973,750
Management of priority wastes Not established n/a To be determined
Acronyms: C&D = construction and demolition; C&I = commercial and industrial; MSW = municipal solid waste
Note: [1] The 2016 targets are not original to the Strategy, but have been calculated for this review, to enable progress under the strategy to
be measured. Each 2016 target was calculated by assuming that the corresponding 2024 target would be achieved in equal
annual increments (or decrements) from the 2013 Baseline.
[2] The regional centres are Darling Downs-Maranoa, Wide Bay-Burnett, Fitzroy, Mackay, Townsville, and Cairns.
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