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WR1403: Business Waste Prevention Evidence Review L4m1: Review Database id Document Title Document Author Year of Public'n Destiny 781 Trimac Transportation Oceta Retain 782 CANADIAN AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING POLLUTION PREVENTION PROJECT Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association 2005 Retain 783 Machining Coolant Recycling 2010 Reject 784 Shifting into high gear Hine & Associates 2004 Retain 785 786 787 788 789 790 791 Toyota Motor Manufacturing (UK) Ltd - Achieving zero waste to landfill The role of support programmes and policies in improving SMEs environmental performance in developed and transition economies Clothing factory in Sri Lanka GG317 Cost and Environmental Benefits from Supply Chain Partnerships: Mentor Guide GG318 Cost and Environmental Benefits from Supply Chain Partnerships: Supplier Guide Informing Packaging Design Decisions at Toyota Motor Sales Using Life Cycle Assessment Informing Packaging Design Decisions at Toyota Motor Sales Using Life Cycle Assessment and Costing Polina Pimenova et al. 2004 Reserve as reference 2004 Reserve 2009 Reserve Reason for Rejection Sector out of scopeand topic covered previously. might be interesting for context - example of a supply chain project with a developig country Doc Author Organisation Source Organisation ISBN URL Original Source Document Type Toronto Region Sustainability Program Environment Australia Environment Protection Group Automotive Industries Association of Canada Business in the Community Journal of Cleaner Production 12 (2004) 549–559 Holcim Foundation, Zurich, Switzerland 2002 Retain Envirowise 2002 Retain Envirowise 978-3-7266- 0082-9 No. of pages http://www.oceta.on.ca/TORSUS/Trimac.pdf Case Study 2 http://www.cvma.ca/eng/publications/cvma_progressre port_9.pdf http://www.aiacanada.com/uploads/Final%20EBP%20Re port.pdf http://www.bitc.org.uk/applications/dynamic/case_stud y_download.rm?id=17604 http://envirowise.wrap.org.uk/uk/Our- Services/Publications/GG317-Cost-and-Environmental- Benefits-from-Supply-Chain-Partnerships-Mentor- Guide.html http://envirowise.wrap.org.uk/uk/Our- Services/Publications/GG318-Cost-and-Environmental- Benefits-from-Supply-Chain-Partnerships-Supplier- Guide.html report 35 final report 4 report 67 peeer-reviewed journal 2 11 final report 90 Guidance Document Guidance Document 2007 Reject evidence already in 779 TOYOTA other... 4 Claire Early et al. 2009 Reject Copy of 794 792 Finding New Opportunity in Green Banking Tracy Bramlet 2010 Retain GXS Ltd GXS Ltd 793 Use of Industrial By-Products in Urban Roadway Infrastructure-Argument for Increased Industrial Ecology Alberta C. Carpenter and et al. 2009 Reject The report documents using industrial byproducts as a substitute for primary aggregates; and the environmental benefits that can be achieved by doing so. Journal of Industrial Ecology http://www.thegreensupplychain.co.uk/resources/green _articles/green-banking-opportunities.htm peeer-reviewed journal 45 42 23 Website 1 peeer-reviewed journal 13 794 GG324 Increasing profits by reducing waste in managed shopping centres 2002 Retain Envirowise http://envirowise.wrap.org.uk/cymru/Our- Services/Publications/GG324-Increasing-Profits-by- Reducing-Waste-in-Managed-Shopping-Centres.html Guidance Document 46 795 Harnessing Catastrophe to Promote Resource Recovery and Eco-industrial Development Kristen B. Ardani, et al. 2009 Reject Not about WM. Mainly about debris in a post disaster scenario. WM is included in an ecoindustrial plan, but insufficient mention to be of use. Journal of Industrial Ecology peeer-reviewed journal 13 Page 50 of 62
WR1403: Business Waste Prevention Evidence Review L4m1: Review Database id 796 797 798 Document Title Just-in-Time Manufacturing and Pollution Prevention Generate Mutual Benefits in the Furniture Industry Stepping Towards Sustainable Business: An Evaluation of Waste Minimization Practices in US Manufacturing A Framework for Analyzing Environmental Voluntary Agreements Document Author Year of Public'n Destiny Robert D. Klassen 2000 Reject Iain J. Clelland et al. Magali A. Delmas et al. 2000 Reserve 2001 Not yet reviewed 799 Environmental management in hotels David Kirk 1995 Reserve 800 801 802 803 804 805 Green purchasing and supply policies: do they improve companies’ environmental performance? The Green Supply Chain: Integrating Suppliers into Environmental Management Processes Towards improved construction waste minimisation: a need for improved supply chain integration? East Sussex business excellence through resource efficiency (betre) Waste Minimisation Programme NISP Best Practice Guidance Note Carbon Calculation Methodology Annual Report 2004 South East Sustainable Business Partnership Ken Green et al. 1998 Reserve Steve V. Walton et al. Andrew R.J. Dainty et al. Janette Ackroyd et al. 1998 Not yet reviewed 2004 Retain Reason for Rejection Results of a survey show a link between justin-time manufacturing systems, environmental performance and pollution releases. The results however are not presented in waste prevention terms. Reserved because the sectors are out of scope, and based on old data (early 1990s) Reserved as background information - and because we are very short on hospitality sector information. Some use for how to influence supply chain, internal systems set up for env. changes etc. Not specific to WM, but related (and briefly mentioned). Doc Author Organisation Richard Ivey School of Business University of Western Ontario Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management, Queen Margaret College, Edinburgh Department of Civil and Building Engineering, Loughborough University Source Organisation ISBN URL Original Source Document Type INFORMS INFORMS California Management Review Vol43, No. 3 Spring 2001 International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, Vol. 7 No. 6, 1995, pp. 3-8 Supply Chain Management Volume 3 · Number 2 · 1998 · pp. 89–95 International Journal of Purchasing and Materials Management Structural Survey Volume 22 · Number 1 · 2004 · pp. 20–29 http://www.jstor.org/stable/25062600 http://www.jstor.org/stable/2506260 www2.bren.ucsb.edu/~delmas/webpage/CALMANREVIE W.pdf peeer-reviewed journal peer-reviewed journal peeer-reviewed journal peer-reviewed journal 1359-8546 other... 7 peeer-reviewed journal 0263-080X 10 2005 Retain Workshop model other... 38 2004 Reject Reserve NISP guide 10 no direct impact on waste minimisation. Could be useful background on the different schemes but not useful as evidence. Very descriptive of the schemes rather than cause and effect. 806 Evaluation of the BREW Programme 2005 - 2008 2008 Reserve Draft report. SWRDA SWRDA Impacts assessment of the Envirowise 807 programme in 2005 Unpublished internal evaluation of the Resource 808 Efficiency Clubs Programme April 2005 – March 2008, provided by WRAP 809 SMEs in a Low Carbon Economy Ian Vickers et al. 2009 Retain South East Sustainable Business Partnership [Unpublished internal evaluation provided by South- West Regional Development Agency] No. of pages 13 19 20 6 10 final report 60 other... 35 2007 Retain Envirowise WRAP [Unpublished internal assessment provided by WRAP] final report 12 2008 Retain Envirowise WRAP [Unpublished internal assessment provided by WRAP] final report 30 Centre for Enterprise and Economic Development Research final report 93 Page 51 of 62
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