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144 Mayor of London Proposal Making waste work in London The Mayor’s Draft Business Waste Management Strategy Proposal 31 – The Mayor expects London boroughs to utilise available legislation, including the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act (2005), to improve street cleanliness, for example, by working with producers of free newspapers, to expand litter and street recycling services. Proposal 32 – London’s businesses should use available guidance to implement sustainable waste management practices at their events, including developing and adhering to a waste management plan that addresses waste reduction for example by: ■ using reusable and recyclable materials that incorporate recycled materials ■ providing recycling facilities, including for organic materials. Proposal 33 – The Mayor will support the Commission for a Sustainable London 2012 to act as an independent assuror of the sustainability of the waste related activities of the Olympic Delivery Authority and the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games to ensure that the 2012 Games are the most sustainable ever. This will be achieved, for example by: ■ achieving the London Plan reuse and recycling targets for all strategic developments ■ achieving the recycling and composting targets for all waste produced during the Games and ensuring infrastructure is developed to ensure this target is met throughout the Games’ legacy ■ implementing BS 8901: Specification for a sustainable event management system ■ adopting the GLA group responsible procurement policy and achieving the highest levels of the Mayor of London’s Green Procurement Code. Proposal 34 – The Mayor and the GLA group will lead by example in resource productivity and sustainable waste management by: ■ producing a sustainable waste reduction and reuse plan for the GLA group ■ achieving the London Plan composting and recycling targets across the group within each of their offices ■ implementing BS 8901: Specification for a sustainable event management system ■ achieving the Mayor’s preferred standard for sustainable design and construction for their strategic developments ■ demonstrating compliance with an environmental management system (such as ISO 14001 or equivalent standard) by December 2009 ■ annually reporting on their environmental performance in line with Defra’s Environmental Reporting Guidelines ■ ensuring that their own and contracted fleets are registered to the Freight Operator Recognition Scheme by 2010 ■ achieving the highest levels of the Mayor of London’s Green Procurement Code ■ adopting responsible purchasing practices, which use a procurement strategy to ensure that environmental issues are proactively addressed in all aspects of the procurement process.
Making waste work in London The Mayor’s Draft Business Waste Management Strategy Mayor of London 145 Timescale Responsible Degree Monitoring organisation of priority Evaluation Ongoing Waste authorities and London’s businesses Low Performance indicators (BVPI 199 or equivalent) Ongoing London’s businesses Low Number of businesses accessing support, London Plan targets met Ongoing to 2012 Mayor, Commission Medium Policies and plans for the Games assessed for a Sustainable London 2012, Olympic Delivery Authority and the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and changes incorporated Ongoing Mayor and High ■ Plan produced GLA group ■ Targets met ■ Checklist used, targets met ■ Standard incorporated ■ Standard achieved ■ Report produced ■ Registration ■ Levels achieved ■ Development of environmental stream of GLA responsible procurement policy, with indicators, number of GLA contracts with companies listed on the database
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