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APPENDIX A Project Integra Resources & Waste Updates Fareham Borough Council Streetscene Scrutiny Panel 18 July 2019 Vicky Beechey, Head of PI Structure EU Circular Economy Package Resources and Waste Strategy Waste

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Project Integra Resources & Waste Updates

Fareham Borough Council Streetscene Scrutiny Panel 18 July 2019 Vicky Beechey, Head of PI

APPENDIX A

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EU Circular Economy Package
Resources and Waste Strategy
Waste Composition Analysis
Project Integra Performance Update

Structure

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Project Integra – Waste Partnership in Hampshire

11 Waste Collection Authorities:

Hampshire District/Borough Councils

2 Unitary Authorities

(Collection & Disposal):

Portsmouth & Southampton City Councils

1 Waste Disposal Contractor:

Veolia UK Ltd

1 Waste Disposal Authority:

Hampshire County Council

15 Partners

PROJECT INTEGRA

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EU Circular Economy Package

UK to adopt in full (Defra, March 18)
Recycling targets for municipal waste:

55% by 2025 60% by 2030 65% by 2035

Kerbside sort/source recycling of bio-waste (Dec 2023)
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)

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Key focus:

Consistency
Extended Producer Responsibility
Deposit Return Scheme
Waste Crime
Food waste
Leadership, Research & Innovation
Data, monitoring and evaluation

Resources and Waste Strategy

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Next Steps:

Summary of responses Aug/Sept 2019
Further consultations

− Late 2019: Waste Prevention, + others − Early/Mid 2020: EPR, DRS, Consistency, + others?

New regulations expected 2021
Implementation from 2023

Resources and Waste Strategy

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Waste Composition Analysis

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Waste Composition Analysis

Fareham: 5 – Urbanites 6 – Suburbanites 7 – Constricted City Dwellers 8 – Hard-pressed Living

Socio-Demographic Data: Output Area Classification

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Waste Composition Analysis

Pre-sort

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Waste Composition Analysis

Sorting

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Waste Composition Analysis

Post-sorting

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Paper and card, 11.9% Plastic film, 8.7% Plastic, 8.0% Textiles, 4.3% Glass, 5.5% Metal, 3.1% Putrescible, 38.9% WEEE, 1.1% Other combustible waste, 11.9% Other non- combustible waste, 4.2% Hazardous household waste, 0.9% Fines, 1.5%

Waste Composition Analysis

FBC Residual Waste Composition

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Waste Composition Analysis

FBC Residual Waste Composition comparison with PI Area:

Category Fareham PI Average

Paper & Card 11.9% 11.7% Putrescible 38.9% 42.0% Glass 5.5% 4.1% Textiles 4.3% 4.3% Metal 3.1% 3.2% Plastic 8.0% 7.3% Plastic Film 8.7% 8.0% WEEE 1.1% 1.3%

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Paper and card, 67.2% Plastic film, 1.7% Plastic, 15.2% Textiles, 0.6% Glass, 0.9% Metal, 6.9% Putrescible, 5.2% WEEE, 0.2% Other combustible waste, 1.9% Other non-combustible waste, 0.1% Hazardous household waste, 0.1% Fines, 0.2%

Waste Composition Analysis

FBC DMR Composition

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Waste Composition Analysis

FBC DMR Waste Composition comparison with PI Area:

Category Fareham PI Average

Paper & Card 67.2% 69.9% Putrescible 5.2% 3.1% Glass 0.9% 1.3% Textiles 0.6% 1.0% Metal 6.9% 7.0% Plastic 15.2% 13.9% Plastic Film 1.7% 1.6% WEEE 0.2% 0.2% Other non-targeted DMR 2.2% 2.0%

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Contamination

FBC 09/10 7.24% FBC 18/19 11.71%

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Project Integra 2018-19 Review

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Looking back:

PI Action plan
Fly-tipping partnership progress
Waste Composition Analysis
Driver training (joint)
Whole systems costs reporting
RWS and consultations

Project Integra update

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2018-19 PI Performance:

Slight increase in kerbside recycling rates
Increase in waste sent to landfill
Very slight increase in residual waste
Very slight decrease in total household waste
The average DMR contamination level was calculated to be 13.75%

(increasing from 12.53% in 2017-18)

Capture of DMR increased slightly from 73.8% to 75.3%
Hampshire is ranked 29 out of 35 (English LAs) for kg/HH/Residual

Waste with 601kg/HH

Project Integra update

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Thank you Vicky Beechey vicky.beechey@hants.gov.uk