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REDISA PRESENTATION Gauteng Provincial Waste Forum Meeting February 17th 2017 Presentation The REDISA Journey REDISA Overview REDISA Activities in Gauteng Province Compliance Overview REDISA Network Overview Micro Collection

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REDISA PRESENTATION

Gauteng Provincial Waste Forum Meeting February 17th 2017

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Presentation

  • The REDISA Journey
  • REDISA Overview
  • REDISA Activities in Gauteng Province
  • Compliance Overview
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REDISA Network Overview

Primary Transport (71) Secondary Transport (7) Processors (27)

Depots (19) Preprocessing (2)

Collection Points (2887) Supply Chain Compliance R&D Finance Entrepreneur Development

Micro Depots (5)

Micro collectors

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Impact on Job Creation

Transporters Depots & Pre Processing Processors Micro Collectors

  • 516 employees
  • Evidence: Declarations and Ids
  • 227 employees
  • Evidence: Declarations and Ids
  • 2308 registered participants
  • Evidence: Registered with Ids
  • 264 employees
  • Evidence: Employment Contracts & Payroll

Redisa

  • Ind. Mgmt.
  • 428 employees
  • Evidence: Declarations
  • Total: 3743 (as at end Dec 2016)
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National Collections– YTD 2016

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2015 Total: 108,291 tons 2016 Target: 122,876 tons 2016 YTD: 88,941 tons Commentary:

  • 2016 volumes impacted by

slow uptake in demand, greater controls at OTR collections

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Processing Progress – December 2016

Commentary:

  • Weak Demand growth has

necessitated increased exports

  • Low fuel price, compliance and

maintenance issues constraining pyrolysis growth

  • Kiln demand is unstable to long

run in period and maintenance

  • Developments in the Bitumen

Rubber market will maintain crumb growth

Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16 Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov- 16 Dec-16 Re-use 1420 1559 822 583 1291 463 198 505 715 952 488 658 282 Crumbing 331 281 890 1310 1013 513 1116 376 950 1532 862 520 210 Pyrolysis 645 631 745 803 1461 1451 1879 1556 856 1432 954 522 671 Kiln 1031 1211 982 767 2703 1437 1451 1655 1773 1310 791 203 1222 Export 709 776 2222 2142 3903 3389 1667 900 1027 1151 1601 2121 2872 TOTAL 4136 4459 5662 5606 10371 7253 6312 4992 5321 6378 4696 4023 5258

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Micro Collector Programme

Commentary:

  • Tyre collection fee

increased from R2 to R4 in March 2016

  • 80,000 tyres per month

is average collection since the fee increase (680 tons / month)

  • 15-20% of Gauteng

collections

  • Current reviewing the

model and rollout strategy

  • Bonus paid in

December based on average monthly collections

44 038 41 921 70 217 100 343 90 026 78035 79410 62215 78453 78063 87848 67876 20 000 40 000 60 000 80 000 100 000 120 000

Tyres Collected by Micro Collectors- 2016

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Gauteng Network (Dec 2016)

  • 557 Operating Collection Points
  • 2410 tons of Waste Tyres collected (Dec 2016)
  • 671 tons processed (Dec 2016)
  • 122 SMMEs employing 1944 people (Dec 2016)
  • 20 transporters (124 employees)
  • 5 active processors (139 employees)
  • 5 depots (71 employees)
  • 5 micro depots (Tswane, Shoshanguve, Tembisa,

Mamelodi and Onderstepoort)

  • Operational Requirements
  • OTR downsizing, shredding, baling and cutting
  • Micro collectors (5 micro depots with 161 active

waste pickers) (Dec 2016)

  • Processors – Energia, Mandini Green, Nettworth,

Osho, and Carbon Klean

  • Licensed Activity Summary:
  • Midrand: WSR in place and S24G in progress
  • Tembisa: WSR in place
  • Springs: WSR in place
  • Waltloo: site is less than 1000m2
  • Westonaria: Fully licensed (WSR and WML)

Processors Depots

Osho Waltloo Nettworth Midrand Mandini Green Tembisa Carbon Klean Springs Energia Westonaria

Micro Depots

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Gauteng Expansion Opportunities

  • Micro Collector volumes
  • Depots – Ekurhuleni
  • Processors
  • Transporters
  • Clean up operations
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ENVIRONMENTAL & COMPLIANCE OVERVIEW

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Applicable Licensing for Existing and Planned Waste Management Facilities

Depot Activities at the Depot Waste Storage Registration Waste Management License Internal Audit Date Next Audit (tentative) Midrand Storage & Baling  Section 24 G in progress 4 November 2016 8 May 2017 Waltloo Storage & Baling  Not Applicable – under 1000sqm 14 November 2016 8 May 2017 Westonaria Storage & Baling/ Shredding   Not Applicable 10 May 2017 Tembisa Storage  Not Applicable – storage only 15 November 2016 9 May 2017 Springs Storage  Not Applicable – storage only 22 November 2016 9 May 2017 Klerksoord Storage & Baling/ Shredding  In progress – BAR & EMPR with GDARD for decision Not Applicable Dependent on WML being issued – after 6 months of being

  • perational
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Results of Internal Audits for Existing Depots

Overall Compliance (%)

Midrand Waltloo Tembisa Springs

National Norms & Standards 67 56 72 61 Waste Tyre Regulations 85 69 92 54 Occupational Health & Safety 80 80 80 40 Facilities Regulations 100 100 100 100 General Safety Regulations 50 100 100 25 General Admin Regulations 20 40 80 20 Asbestos Regulations 100 100 100 N/A Municipal By-Laws 25 25 75 50 NEMA 40 33 67 100 Environmental Regulations 60 40 80 OHS Dept of Labour Requirements 69 69 94 47 Noise Induced Hearing Loss Regulations 100 100 N/A N/A SCORE 66 68 85 50 RED (< 50%) AMBER (51% TO 80%) GREEN > 81%

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THANK YOU