Value Chain

4 Basic Principles

Containers and plastic bags, etc	Amount of rubbish discarded	Paper, plastic, glass, aluminium cans, etc	Educate, motivate, innovate and inform
Methodology
Partnerships with recycling and buy-back centres Introduce on-site separation at Landfill Sites Reduction and recycling of Household Waste conserves	Pilot Project to introduce recycling at household level E-Waste Facilities Composting Plant 42 Garden Sites Crushing Plant	Green waste Builders Rubble Paper	Community Forums Educate Schools Stakeholder Liaison New Technology Underground Bin Systems Crushing Plant Mechanical Sweepers
Benefits
Guiding Principles - Waste Hierachy	Reduces the need for landfilling and incineration. Reduces energy and prevents pollution. Conserves natural resources such as timber,(1 ton of paper = 17 trees) water, and minerals	Recycling, which includes composting, diverts tons of material away from landfills and incinerators. Recycling turns materials that would otherwise become waste into valuable resources. Recycling creates jobs Helps sustain the environment for future generations. Saves Money- eg by creating aluminum cans from recycled aluminum is far less energy-intensive, and less costly, than manufacturing new cans from scratch.	Because the best approach to managing solid waste is to avoid creating it in the first place. This means reducing the amount of trash you discard and reusing containers and products instead of throwing them away. By introducing new technology such as a crushing plant we will reduce illegal dumping at the same time preserving air space on the Landfills. Composting Plants allow green waste to be diverted from the landfills and puts back organic material into the soil again preserving airspace.