1. A Waste Industry View of ZeroWIN Chris Murphy Deputy Chief Executive

2. CIWM activities Scientific and Technical Publications Education and Training Consultation with Government and Other Bodies Membership Services Commercial Activities - IWM Business Services

3. CIWM activities Annual Conference Seminars & Workshops Vocational Training Courses Qualifying Courses Monthly Journal CWRM Library Careers Advice

4. CIWM activities Publication of Technical Guidance Documents Consultee to Government Major Exhibitions of Plant & Equipment Consultants Register Arbitration Service ISWA national member Special Interest Groups

5. Mission Statement Targets 30% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions 70% overall re-use and recycling of waste 75% reduction in fresh water use

6. Key Strategies Design waste out of the system Industrial symbiosis Closed-loop supply chain management Effective waste prevention methods New technologies Individual producer responsibility Accurate monitoring and assessment of results

8. Consumer decision making Cost Nutrition Packaging Energy Consumption Design Fitness for purpose

9. UK Waste Company 2000/2001 Company profits £13.1m 69% Landfill 10% Collection 21% Other

11. UK Waste Company 2008/2009 Company profits £65.5m 45% Landfill 25% Renewable Energy 16% Recycling 5% Contracts 9% Collection

12. Guiding principles Social, environmental and economic performance standards Use of the Precautionary Principle Minimum waste to landfill or incineration Responsibility for the take back of products and packaging Buying re-used, recycled and composted products

15. Contd. Prevention of pollution and reduction of waste Highest and best use of resources Use of economic incentives Products or services sold are not wasteful or toxic Use of non-toxic production, re-use and recycling processes

16. Core principles End cheap waste disposal Design waste out of the system Engage stakeholders

17. Waste Hierarchy 17

18. Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Greenest Government ever Zero waste economy Economic and environmental challenges New approach to waste Leaner, greener economy Create green jobs, green technologies

19. Department of the Environment Northern Ireland Aspiring to zero waste Changing behaviours Sustainable, dynamic economy Thinking creatively and innovatively

20. Towards Zero Waste - Wales

21. Welsh Assembly Government Overarching waste strategy document Ecology footprinting Fair, just and prosperous society Set targets Energy from waste reduction Promoting zero waste strategies

22. Scotland’s Zero Waste Plan

23. Scottish Government Zero Waste Scotland programme All Scotland’s Waste- Recycling targets Waste Prevention Programme Landfill bans Carbon metric for waste Sector specific programme and targets

24. Scotland’s Zero Waste Plan Figure 1: Comparing Recycling Performance According to the Carbon-Weighted and Tonnage-Based Metrics

25. Greenhouse Gas savings resulting from diverting waste types from landfill

26. Chris.murphy@ciwm.co.uk