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Table 101: Summary of targets in regional strategies Waste Recovery targets Recycling Targets minimisation/reduction Municipal Solid Commercial and Construction and Waste industrial waste demolition waste East of England 322 - Municipal waste – recovery of 50% - - - by 2010 and 70% by 2015 Commercial and industrial waste – recovery of 72% by 2010 and 75% by 2015 East Midlands 323 To work towards zero Overall recycling, recovery or re- To exceed - - growth in waste at the use rate for all waste streams of Government targets Regional level by 2016 75% for recycling and composting London 324 - - Exceed recycling or composting levels in municipal waste of: 35 per cent by 2010 45 per cent by 2015 North East 325 - Municipal Solid Waste – to increase recovery to 53% by 2010 and 72% by 2016 Commercial & Industrial – to North West 326 Achieve and retain 0% growth in the amount of C&I wastes produced through the life of the Strategy, without compromising economic growth in the region increase recovery to 73% by 2016 MSW - recover value from 67% of MSW by 2015 recover value (including recycling) from at least 70% of all commercial and industrial wastes by 2020 322 East of England Plan May 2008: The Revision to the Regional Spatial Strategy for the East of England. Government Office for the East of England, May 2008 323 East Midlands Regional Waste Strategy. East Midlands Regional Assembly, January 2006. 324 The London Plan: Spatial Development Strategy for Greater London. Greater London Authority, February 2008 325 The North East of England Plan: Regional Spatial Strategy to 2021. Government Office for the North East, July 2008 326 Regional Waste Strategy for the North West. North West Regional Assembly, September 2004 Achieve recycling or composting levels in commercial and industrial waste of 70 per cent by 2020 Achieve recycling and re-use levels in construction, excavation and demolition waste of 95 per cent by 2020 - - - - recycle 35% of all commercial and industrial wastes by 2020 -
South East 327 - - 55% of MSW by 2020 65% of C&I by 2020 60% of C&D by 2020 South West 328 Become a minimum waste producer by 2030, with business and households maximising opportunities for reuse and recycling. - - - - West Midlands 329 - Recover value from at least 45% of Recycle or compost - - municipal waste by 2005 and 67% at least 30% of by 2015; household waste by Reduce the proportion of industrial 2010, and 33% by and commercial waste which is disposed of to landfill to at the most 85% of 1998 levels by 2005 2015 Yorkshire and Humber 330 Moving the management of Achieving all statutory waste - - - all waste streams up the management performance targets waste hierarchy during the Plan period 327 A Clear Vision for the South East – The South East Plan. South East England Regional Assembly (SEERA), March 2006 328 From Rubbish to Resource: The Regional Waste Strategy for the South West 2004 – 2020. South West Regional Assembly, 2004 329 Regional Spatial Strategy for the West Midlands. Government Office for the West Midlands, January 2008 330 The Yorkshire and Humber Plan: Regional Spatial Strategy to 2026. Government Office for Yorkshire and the Humber, May 2008
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