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Monday, 09 November 2009 14:46

Newsletter

The summer edition of Midwaste's new quarterly newsletter can be viewed here.

Waste Education Strategy 2010-2015

This document has been developed to assist Midwaste and its member councils in the provision of best practice waste education programs for the regional community on the Mid North Coast of NSW. It incorporates a project implementation guide and is available here.

Words of Waste

Midwaste has developed a Waste 'Dictionary' with the aim of helping people make sense of all the waste related terminology and acronyms. You can view the 'dictionary' here.

Caravan Park Waste Minimisation Project - Kempsey and Port Macquarie Hastings

Following on from the success of the Trial Project, Midwaste are working with 5 more caravan parks (4 in Kempsey Shire Council and 1 in Port Macquarie Hastings Council) to minimise the waste they send to landfill and thus decrease their waste costs and improve the environment.  More info here

Waste into Art - Southern Subregion

Great Lakes, Gloucester and Greater Taree Councils are joining forces to conduct a Waste into Art competition with schools in their area during 2010. More details available soon.

 

 

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Saturday, 09 August 2008 17:49

MIDWASTE is the forum made up of representatives from eight member Councils located on the Mid North Coast of NSW, whose focus is regional co-operation in waste management and waste minimisation.

 

One of MIDWASTE's major aims is to provide measurable diversion of waste from landfill, with areas that hold the greatest potential for diversion having high priority.

 

Funding for our regional programs comes from the NSW Department of Environment and Climate Change. Every 3 years, MIDWASTE develops a "Regional Resource Recovery Strategy" as a link between the member Councils individual waste strategies and the waste strategy of the NSW Government. This strategy outlines the direction of the group as well as outlining anticipated projects for the 3-year period.

 

Midwaste’s projects have been developed to align with the State Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Strategy and are prioritised according to the needs and objectives of the Member Councils. For more information, see Current and Completed projects.

Last Updated on Thursday, 06 August 2009 14:07