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PROGRESSING REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES - TREVOR HOCKLEY

PROGRESSING REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES - TREVOR HOCKLEY. Based on the case study for the Central Local Government Region Background Approach to Formulating the Strategy Writing and Presenting the Strategy Lessons Learned. BACKGROUND. Previous Consultancy

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PROGRESSING REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES - TREVOR HOCKLEY

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  1. PROGRESSING REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES- TREVOR HOCKLEY • Based on the case study for the Central Local Government Region Background Approach to Formulating the Strategy Writing and Presenting the Strategy Lessons Learned

  2. BACKGROUND • Previous Consultancy • 600+ pages of reports and modelling – covered consultation, fact finding and initial part of strategy with extensive financial modelling – professional accurate and an excellent resource • Consultancy to TJHMS • Building on the previous work, develop a concise, achievable five year Regional Strategy

  3. Approach to Formulating the Strategy • Split the Region into three sub-regions • Outer-metropolitan • Northern • Mid-Northern • Convened workshops with stakeholders from elected Member body, CEOs and officers • Market test with EOI process to inform the Strategy • Simple cost benefit analysis based on benchmark costs for various options, eg. Regional Landfill, Waste Collection • Developed simple concept designs with costing

  4. Writing and Presenting the Strategy • Total document 58 pages • Written in a Local Government format that includes recommendations • Recommendations framed so that individual Member Councils that cannot adopt the recommendation does not compromise the Strategy • Need to show individual Council benefits, costs and impacts • Need ownership and understanding through constant communication and presentations to Member Councils • Endorsement of CLGR and individual Member Councils

  5. Lessons Learned • 15 individual Councils will work in their own best interests • Need to recognise budget and political constraints • Need to demonstrate efficiencies, cost savings and environmental benefits • Need a shared services model that can work • Who has the risk? • Build on the goodwill amongst the Region Member Councils • Momentum and resources to implement the strategy • Everybody has their day job • Key principle cannot expect fifteen individual entities to act as one entity when framing a Regional Waste Strategy • Questions

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