Gwnaeth Panel Asesu a Dyfarnu’r Rhaglen Newid Gydweithredol gymeradwyo cyfanswm o 12 cais gan 10 awdurdod lleol, gan gynnwys:Mae Cyngor Casnewydd wedi llwyddo i sicrhau dros £730,000 er mwyn buddsoddi mewn gwasanaeth ailgylchu gwell ar gyfer rhyw 6,000 o fflatiau, ynghyd ag ymgyrch gyfathrebu i hyrwyddo’r defnydd o wasanaethau ailgylchu.Bydd Cyngor Castell-nedd Port Talbot yn cael dros £688,000 a bydd yn buddsoddi’r arian hwnnw mewn cerbydau ailgylchu a chynhwyswyr ailgylchu pwrpasol er mwyn iddo fedru cyrraedd ardaloedd nad oedd yn bosibl iddo eu cyrraedd o’r blaen. Mae Cyngor Castell-nedd Port Talbot hefyd yn bwriadu defnyddio’r cyllid i gynnig gwasanaeth ailgylchu gwell, sef Ailgylchu+.Bydd Cyngor Sir y Fflint yn elwa ar dros £1.5 miliwn ac mae’n bwriadu cyflwyno newidiadau i Ganolfannau Ailgylchu Gwastraff y Cartref a buddsoddi mewn cerbydau ailgylchu. Yn y cyfamser, dyfarnwyd £376,000 i Gyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Wrecsam, a hynny ar gyfer cynhwyswyr ychwanegol ar gyfer deunyddiau ailgylchu.Bydd Cyngor Sir Torfaen yn cael £800,000 i wella’i drefniadau casglu a’r cyfleusterau yn ei ganolfannau a bydd Cyngor Blaenau Gwent yn elwa ar dros £520,000 ar gyfer ardal storio newydd yn ei ganolfan. Yn y cyfamser, bydd Cyngor Merthyr Tudful yn cael bron £120,000 i’w helpu i adeiladu estyniad a chanopi ar gyfer ei ardal storio.Bydd Cyngor Sir Powys yn derbyn hanner miliwn o bunnoedd er mwyn crynhoi gwastraff ac ar gyfer cyfarpar creu byrnau yn ei ganolfannau.
The Collaborative Change Programme Assessment and Award Panel approved a total of 12 applications from 10 local authorities including:Newport, which has successfully secured over £730,000 to invest in an improved recycling service for some 6,000 flats, along with a communications campaign to promote the use of recycling services.Neath Port Talbot, which will benefit from over £688,000 which it will invest in dedicated recycling vehicles and containers able to access previously restricted areas. Neath Port Talbot also aims to use the funding to provide an improved recycling service, known as Recycle+.Flintshire, which will benefit from over £1.5million with which it intends to implement changes to Household Waste Recycling Centres and invest in recycling vehicles. Meanwhile Wrexham have been awarded over £376,000 for additional containers for recyclable materials.Torfaen, which will receive from £800,000 to implement improvements to collections and depot facilities and Blaenau Gwent, which will benefit from over £520,000 for a new storage area at its depot. Meanwhile, nearly £120,000 will help Merthyr Tydfil to build an extension and canopy for its storage area at its depot.Powys CC, which will receive half a million pounds for bulking and baling equipment for its depots.