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Recommendation Benefits/Risks Action to By when Lead dept/ Others Measuring be taken organisation involved progress Chapter 8 – Funding and Delivery Recommendation 31: DEFRA and ODPM should carry out a joint review to establish whether further fiscal incentives are needed to encourage LAs and tiers of authorities to work together more effectively Benefits: Best practice shared. Economies of scale. Faster progress. Options: Change the basis on which collection authorities pay disposal authorities to a rate per tonne; Review recycling credits and consider expanding them to incorporate waste reduction achieved by collection authorities; Now. DEFRA/ODPM LGA, LAs More LAs working in partnership. Two-tier waste management works together effectively. Building on recommendations in <strong>Waste</strong> Strategy 2000; make Joint Municipal <strong>Waste</strong> Strategies statutory; SUMMARY OF KEY RECOMMENDATIONS AND ACTION PLAN 137
WASTE NOT, WANT NOT Recommendation Benefits/Risks Action to By when Lead dept/ Others Measuring be taken organisation involved progress Chapter 8 – Funding and Delivery Recommendation 31: (continued) Agree pooled targets between collection and disposal authorities; Give disposal authorities more control over the form in which waste is delivered; Consider the combination of two-tier waste management into a single level. Recommendation 32: ODPM and DEFRA should discuss and revise PPG10 as a priority to ensure the required facilities for recycling and residual waste management can proceed. Benefits: waste facilities required can be built. Risks: objections if planning process seen to be “unfair”. Consider whether further revisions are required to PPG10 or other planning guidance to secure delivery of waste facilities. LAs to start identifying suitable sites. Start now ODPM/DEFRA LAs % of waste facilities getting planning permission. Development of alternatives to landfill including a number of recycling/ composting facilities. 138
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Box 1: Tackling waste in the devolv
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There are sound economic and enviro
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Current policies are failing to tac
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that only 7% of the public identify
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Option (a): developing markets for
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Building regulations 6.26 One of th
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minimisation targets for office was
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