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Copyright Greater London Authority February 2008 Published by Greater London Authority City Hall The Queen’s Walk More London London SE1 2AA Enquiries 020 7983 4100 Minicom 020 7983 4458 www.london.gov.uk ISBN: 978 1 84781 113 4 Photography © Adam Hinton, Arup, Biffa, BREW Centre - London Borough of Richmond, Bywaters, C40, Chartered Institute of Waste Management, City of London, Construction Photography, GLA, Greenfinch, Greenworks , London Borough of Camden, London Borough of Greenwich, London Hydrogen Partnership/Transport for London, London Remade, Mayor of London’s Green Procurement Code, Nick Philips, Project Freesheet, PureFuels, Recycle for London, Recycle Now Partners, Shutterstock, TfL Visual Image Service, Visit London, West London Waste Authority. The GLA is committed to reducing the environmental impact of its printed materials. This document is printed on Revive 100 paper: 100 per cent recycled fibre content from post-consumer reclaimed material; FSC and NAPM certified. Printed by FM Print, an FSC and ISO14001 certified printer.
Making waste work in London The Mayor’s Draft Business Waste Management Strategy Mayor of London Contents Foreword by Ken Livingstone, Mayor of London 1 1 The challenge ahead: 18 million tonnes of waste, one London 2 2 Setting the scene: The context for this strategy 9 2A Understanding the priorities 10 2B A framework for change 18 2C An exemplary sustainable world city 20 3 Enabling change: An opportunity to make waste services work 30 3A Tipping the balance 31 3B Making producers responsible 37 3C Increasing awareness and providing information 43 3D Facilitating the development of collection services 49 3E Facilitating the development of infrastructure 54 3F Getting to grips with data 70 4 Motivating change: An opportunity to save money 72 4A Managing commercial waste 74 4B Managing construction, demolition and excavation waste 83 4C Managing industrial waste 92 4D Making waste safe 95 4E Avoiding fines 99 5 Incentives for change: An opportunity to make money 102 5A Designing waste out 103 5B Designing waste in 110 5C The power of procurement 114 5D It’s what’s on the inside that counts 120 5E The icing on the cake 124 6 Leading by example: Putting our own house in order 130 Appendices 134 1 Summary of the key legislation relevant to this strategy 134 2 Implementation plan 136 3 Contact details for listed organisations 146 4 Case study index 150 5 Glossary, acronyms and key players 155 Endnotes 167
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