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Product Stewardship Forum Seattle; June 3, 2009 PERFORMANCE GOALS for EPR PROGRAMS Neil Hastie, President & CEO Encorp Pacific (Canada)
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2 OUTLINE 1. Encorp Pacific 2. Oxymoron 3. Reporting 4. 3 Key Questions 5. 4 Considerations 6. Q & A
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3 Encorp Pacific (Canada) 1. Product Stewardship Corporation 2. Industry Organization 3. Not for Profit 4. Operate private depot collection network $150 Million Staff of 25 Outsource all Logistics 170 Return It™ Centres Recover 84% beverage containers All products including milk E-Waste (cpu and display devices)
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OXYMORON Framework Principles= Non Prescriptive = Focus on the Plan =Demand Full Reporting OR Legislated Targets=Ultimate Prescription =Focus on the Statistics =Demand Compliance 4
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5 ReturnIt™ DEPOT Beverage Containers Paint HHW & E-Waste BLUE BOX Printed Papers Packaging Newsprint RETAIL Tires Batteries Pharmaceuticals Used Oil, Filters CONSUMER
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6 Tires $5 Battery $3 Paint $1 POP $.12 Solvent $2 Oil $5 TV $25 CPU $10 WALMART
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7 NOW IS THE TIME 1. Core Programs-Mature Beverage Paint & HSW Tires Lead Alkaline Batteries Used Oil, Filters, Containers Pharmaceuticals 2. New Programs-Harmonized Packaging & Printed Papers Electronics
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8 3 KEY QUESTIONS 1. What Drives Performance? Beware Politics over Progress Outcomes ≠ Measures 2. Does Timing Matter? Goals Need Science Science Takes Time 3. Is 3 rd Party Validation Needed? Quantitative vs. Qualitative Transparency is Everything
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9 4 CONSIDERATIONS 1. Stage of Development 2. High Performance Measure≠Outcomes 3. Shifting Producer & Consumer Behavior 4. Role for Penalties
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10 GROWING UP Stewardship Stages: 1. Formation Convenience & Awareness 2. Operational Tons Diverted 3. Strategic Socio Economic 4. Value Life Cycle/GHG
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11 FOUNDATION 1. Measures Awareness Behaviour Access Convenience Utilization Costs Governance Reporting 2. Outcomes Collection Metrics Environmental
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12 BEING DIFFERENT 1. Goals Resource Conservation Design for Environment 2. Signals Regulatory vs. Market? Both 3. Target Consumers vs. Producers? Competition Drives Change EPR can Support
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13 DISCIPLINE 1. Requirements: Level Playing Field Outcomes Based Regulation Mandatory Public Reporting Waste Audits 2. Role for Penalties Absent from Canadian Laws Last Resort Commensurate to Risk
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14 Q & A www.encorp.ca
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