Waste Education Plan (2022-2025)

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The City's Waste Education Plan (2022-2025) was endorsed by Council on May 23 2023.

View the Waste Education Plan (2022-2025).

Managing our waste is an important part of nurturing and protecting our city’s environment. The City’s Waste Education Plan (2022-2025) outlines the goals, City-based programs and community initiatives to meet the vision for our waste for the next three years.

Our community plays a key role in how this plan is developed and implemented. Hearing your feedback allows the development of a plan that is supported and adopted by both Council and the community.

How the plan has been

The City's Waste Education Plan (2022-2025) was endorsed by Council on May 23 2023.

View the Waste Education Plan (2022-2025).

Managing our waste is an important part of nurturing and protecting our city’s environment. The City’s Waste Education Plan (2022-2025) outlines the goals, City-based programs and community initiatives to meet the vision for our waste for the next three years.

Our community plays a key role in how this plan is developed and implemented. Hearing your feedback allows the development of a plan that is supported and adopted by both Council and the community.

How the plan has been developed:

The targets outlined in the strategy have been developed in response to State Government targets for waste reduction. It also aligns with the State identified waste hierarchy and movement towards a circular economy.

Locally targets have also been created to guide the development of waste management and education actions relevant to our local community and operations.

CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

View the DRAFT Waste Education Plan (2022-2025) and provide feedback or questions here.

  • Share Could the City of Mandurah consider providing education and asking households to opt in to a three bin FOGO system? https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-02/wa-councils-choose-waste-to-energy-over-fogo/101581782 "The goal has always got to be to try and keep valuable resources circulating in the productive economy rather than using it once for energy," said CEO Gayle Sloan. "Our soil is probably the most diminished from a nutrient point-of-view that it's been in history. So getting that goodness out of the food and the garden organics and putting it back into the soil and improving its quality is a very good higher order use." on Facebook Share Could the City of Mandurah consider providing education and asking households to opt in to a three bin FOGO system? https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-02/wa-councils-choose-waste-to-energy-over-fogo/101581782 "The goal has always got to be to try and keep valuable resources circulating in the productive economy rather than using it once for energy," said CEO Gayle Sloan. "Our soil is probably the most diminished from a nutrient point-of-view that it's been in history. So getting that goodness out of the food and the garden organics and putting it back into the soil and improving its quality is a very good higher order use." on Twitter Share Could the City of Mandurah consider providing education and asking households to opt in to a three bin FOGO system? https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-02/wa-councils-choose-waste-to-energy-over-fogo/101581782 "The goal has always got to be to try and keep valuable resources circulating in the productive economy rather than using it once for energy," said CEO Gayle Sloan. "Our soil is probably the most diminished from a nutrient point-of-view that it's been in history. So getting that goodness out of the food and the garden organics and putting it back into the soil and improving its quality is a very good higher order use." on Linkedin Email Could the City of Mandurah consider providing education and asking households to opt in to a three bin FOGO system? https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-02/wa-councils-choose-waste-to-energy-over-fogo/101581782 "The goal has always got to be to try and keep valuable resources circulating in the productive economy rather than using it once for energy," said CEO Gayle Sloan. "Our soil is probably the most diminished from a nutrient point-of-view that it's been in history. So getting that goodness out of the food and the garden organics and putting it back into the soil and improving its quality is a very good higher order use." link

    Could the City of Mandurah consider providing education and asking households to opt in to a three bin FOGO system? https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-02/wa-councils-choose-waste-to-energy-over-fogo/101581782 "The goal has always got to be to try and keep valuable resources circulating in the productive economy rather than using it once for energy," said CEO Gayle Sloan. "Our soil is probably the most diminished from a nutrient point-of-view that it's been in history. So getting that goodness out of the food and the garden organics and putting it back into the soil and improving its quality is a very good higher order use."

    nicole.trudgeon asked almost 2 years ago

    Thanks for your feedback.

  • Share Could the City of Mandurah please consider the establishment of a ‘Tip Shop’ at the waste facility. This would provide a much-needed mechanism to divert good quality furniture and household goods from landfill/incineration and allow residents to further support a circular economy. on Facebook Share Could the City of Mandurah please consider the establishment of a ‘Tip Shop’ at the waste facility. This would provide a much-needed mechanism to divert good quality furniture and household goods from landfill/incineration and allow residents to further support a circular economy. on Twitter Share Could the City of Mandurah please consider the establishment of a ‘Tip Shop’ at the waste facility. This would provide a much-needed mechanism to divert good quality furniture and household goods from landfill/incineration and allow residents to further support a circular economy. on Linkedin Email Could the City of Mandurah please consider the establishment of a ‘Tip Shop’ at the waste facility. This would provide a much-needed mechanism to divert good quality furniture and household goods from landfill/incineration and allow residents to further support a circular economy. link

    Could the City of Mandurah please consider the establishment of a ‘Tip Shop’ at the waste facility. This would provide a much-needed mechanism to divert good quality furniture and household goods from landfill/incineration and allow residents to further support a circular economy.

    HelenColeman asked about 2 years ago

    Thanks for providing your feedback Helen. 

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