Structure of the National Waste Report 2018 Based on the agreed changes set out above, a draft table of contents for the NWR 2018 is given below. Draft table of contents of the NWR 2018 Section heading Comments and coverage At a glance and definitions, report structure and data layout, data Introduction uncertainty Waste generation Concepts, data. Includes mining waste. Concepts, data, exports v. onshore (incl. waste to China & Recycling affected by bans), ref. to WA C&D stockpiles Energy recovery Concepts, data, calorific values Disposal Concepts, data. Includes long-term storages. Resource recovery rates Concepts, data Status, trends, going into more detail by type. Select ag. wastes Wastes by type (as listed in Table 19) may be included in the section ‘organics’ International comparisons A report by Eunomia (2017) will help improve this component Overview, inventory of policies, contributions from states & Role of states and territories territories, highlights, data peculiarities, uncertainties Overview, services, quantities, composition, written contribution Local government waste management from ALGA Overview, economic value, infrastructure, written contributions The waste sector from industry associations Waste products Product stewardship waste E-waste Other products To the extent data is readily available Packaging waste Concepts, data APCO data APCO has agreed to provide its data for inclusion CDS data Reuse Tip shops Litter and dumping Concepts, data can refer to the broader term crime’ – ‘waste Liquid waste Concise discussion incl. stockpiles, bans, plastics in ocean, Current and emerging challenges circular economy, waste fires, disaster waste, plus contribution from Boomerang Alliance Context Population growth Economic growth Access to recycling markets Carbon policy Drivers of future waste generation /mgt Method
Structure of the National Waste Report 2018 Based on the agreed changes set out above, a draft table of contents for the NWR 2018 is given below. Draft table of contents of the NWR 2018 Section heading Comments and coverage At a glance Introduction and definitions, report structure and data layout, data uncertainty Waste generation Concepts, data. Includes mining waste. Recycling Concepts, data, exports v. onshore (incl. waste to China & affected by bans), ref. to WA C&D stockpiles Energy recovery Concepts, data, calorific values Disposal Concepts, data. Includes long-term storages. Resource recovery rates Concepts, data Wastes by type Status, trends, going into more detail by type. Select ag. wastes (as listed in Table 19) may be included in the ‘organics’ section International comparisons A report by Eunomia (2017) will help improve this component Role of states and territories Overview, inventory of policies, contributions from states & territories, highlights, data peculiarities, uncertainties Local government waste management Overview, services, quantities, composition, written contribution from ALGA The waste sector Overview, economic value, infrastructure, written contributions from industry associations Waste products Product stewardship waste E-waste Other products To the extent data is readily available Packaging waste Concepts, data APCO data APCO has agreed to provide its data for inclusion CDS data Reuse Tip shops Litter and dumping Concepts, data – can refer to the broader term ‘waste crime’ Liquid waste Current and emerging challenges Concise discussion incl. stockpiles, bans, plastics in ocean, circular economy, waste fires, disaster waste, plus contribution from Boomerang Alliance Context Population growth Economic growth Access to recycling markets Carbon policy Drivers of future waste generation /mgt Method
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