Waste Strategy 2009 – 2050: Towards Zero Waste

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This draft strategy sets out how the Assembly Government proposes to build on ‘Wise About Waste – The National Waste Strategy for Wales’. It sets out long term aims for waste management and resource efficiency until 2050.  

The Assembly Government is committed to reduce Wales’ ecological footprint to ‘one Wales: one planet’ levels and reduce our impact on climate change.  This draft strategy shows how we will contribute towards a sustainable future for Wales.  

Download: Introduction to the Review of the National Waste Strategy by Jane Davidson, Minister for Environment, Sustainability Housing (Windows Media Video, file size 3MB)

Our aim is to take a ‘zero waste’ approach– that means we don’t want to produce any waste. To do this we need to design and make things that can be reused or reduce what we waste as much as possible. We can’t do this on our own and we need the help of other people including Local Authorities, businesses and you.

How to respond

There are a number of ways you can give us your views. Please send your comments to us by 22nd July 2009.

Please tell us if you are responding as an individual or representing the views of an organisation. If responding for an organisation, please make it clear who the organisation represents and how the view of members was determined.

You can respond online by visiting:

Visit: Waste Strategy 2009 – 2050: Towards Zero Waste interactive website (external link)

You can respond by email at: wastestrategy@wales.gsi.gov.uk or post at the below address.

Postal address

Waste Strategy Branch
Department for Environment, Sustainability and Housing
Ty-Cambria
29, Newport Road
Cardiff
CF24 0TP

If you have any question can you contact us on tel: 029 20466151.

We intend to publish a summary of the responses to this document. Normally, the names and addresses (or part of them) of their authors are published along with the response. If you do not wish to be identified as the author of your response, please state this clearly when you write or email us.

Timeframe

This consultation started on 29th April 2009 and ended on 22nd July 2009.

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