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Reducing waste to landfill
Deepika Mathur
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1. Smart Skips
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Skips with IoT
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Researchers Engineers VET trades Smart Skips
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Albrecht Oval, Alice Springs
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2. Australia-India construction waste workshops
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Roles and responsibilities
Access Storage Overordering Roles and responsibilities Skilled labour Staff retention By-Laws Polices Implementation Cost Economies of scale Business models Culture Awareness Education Collection Segregation Contamination Policy Regulations Implementation Standards Economies of scale Market Business models Education Awareness Perception Remote What are the barriers to reducing waste to landfill? Urban
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What are the possible ways forward or solutions?
Moral incentive Participatory Transparent Building capacity Educating Changing perception Regulatory incentive Long term planning Incentives Levies Compulsory recycling Compulsory segregation Procurement Implementation Retention money Tracking Reputation and future work Economic Incentive Road upgrades Business models Recycling infrastructure R&D Subsides and Grant Innovations What are the possible ways forward or solutions?
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What projects or actions would reduce waste to landfill?
Leadership Industry Contractors Recyclers Material manufacturers Government Procurement: recycled materials Contracts: waste management clauses Programs such as Room to breathe LGA’s to collaborate for economy of scale
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What projects or actions would reduce waste to landfill?
Innovation Reprocessing plant in the NT Decentralised? One large one? Demonstration projects aiming for zero waste Example in remote location Example in a city
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3. End-of-life management of solar panels
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Increasing volumes Heavy metals Valuable materials Precious metals Recyclable materials
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???? What is the volume of solar panels currently deployed in the Northern Territory? What is the likely solar panel waste trajectory in the next 20 years? What is the spread of the solar panels geographically in the NT? What are volumes of different types of panels (Silicon-based; Thin-filmed base or any others); what is their material composition percentages and year of deployment? What has been done internationally and in Australia to manage end of life of solar panel through a) policy and b) recycling technologies? What could be the some suggested policy changes for the Northern Territory to better manage solar panel waste? What are the efficient ways for recycling/recovering of panels in the NT? What various PV panel collection and management models could be suitable for the NT remote regions and to what extent can these models utilise the local labour force? and What future data capturing options are there?
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Mapping spread and quantity Interviewing stakeholders
Existing information Mapping spread and quantity Interviewing stakeholders
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Mitigate impact Use local labour Achieve economies of scale Realise regional development outcomes
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Waste costs built-in in new programs
Time to talk to stakeholders Agile to change according to context Costs for implementing solutions or having demonstration projects
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