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APPENDIX A Project Integra Resources & Waste Updates Fareham Borough Council Streetscene Scrutiny Panel 18 July 2019 Vicky Beechey, Head of PI Structure EU Circular Economy Package Resources and Waste Strategy Waste


  1. APPENDIX A Project Integra Resources & Waste Updates Fareham Borough Council Streetscene Scrutiny Panel 18 July 2019 Vicky Beechey, Head of PI

  2. Structure EU Circular Economy Package • Resources and Waste Strategy • Waste Composition Analysis • Project Integra Performance Update •

  3. Project Integra – Waste Partnership in Hampshire 15 Partners 11 Waste Collection 1 Waste 1 Waste Disposal 2 Unitary Authorities Authorities: Disposal Authority: (Collection & Disposal) : Hampshire Contractor: District/Borough Hampshire County Portsmouth & Southampton Councils Veolia UK Ltd Council City Councils PROJECT INTEGRA

  4. EU Circular Economy Package UK to adopt in full (Defra, March 18) • Recycling targets for municipal waste: • 55% by 2025 60% by 2030 65% by 2035 • Kerbside sort/source recycling of bio-waste (Dec 2023) • Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)

  5. Resources and Waste Strategy Key focus: Consistency • Extended Producer Responsibility • Deposit Return Scheme • Waste Crime • Food waste • Leadership, Research & Innovation • Data, monitoring and evaluation •

  6. Resources and Waste Strategy Next Steps: Summary of responses Aug/Sept 2019 • Further consultations • Late 2019: Waste Prevention, + others − Early/Mid 2020: EPR, DRS, Consistency, + others? − New regulations expected 2021 • Implementation from 2023 •

  7. Waste Composition Analysis

  8. Waste Composition Analysis Socio-Demographic Data: Output Area Classification Fareham: 5 – Urbanites 6 – Suburbanites 7 – Constricted City Dwellers 8 – Hard-pressed Living

  9. Waste Composition Analysis Pre-sort

  10. Waste Composition Analysis Sorting

  11. Waste Composition Analysis Post-sorting

  12. Waste Composition Analysis FBC Residual Waste Composition WEEE, 1.1% Putrescible, 38.9% Other combustible waste, 11.9% Other non- combustible waste, 4.2% Hazardous household waste, 0.9% Fines, 1.5% Metal, 3.1% Paper and card, 11.9% Glass, 5.5% Plastic film, 8.7% Textiles, 4.3% Plastic, 8.0%

  13. Waste Composition Analysis FBC Residual Waste Composition comparison with PI Area: Category Fareham PI Average Paper & Card 11.9% 11.7% Putrescible 38.9% 42.0% Glass 5.5% 4.1% Textiles 4.3% 4.3% Metal 3.1% 3.2% Plastic 8.0% 7.3% Plastic Film 8.7% 8.0% WEEE 1.1% 1.3%

  14. Waste Composition Analysis FBC DMR Composition Plastic film, 1.7% Plastic, 15.2% Textiles, 0.6% Glass, 0.9% Metal, 6.9% Putrescible, 5.2% Paper and card, 67.2% WEEE, 0.2% Other combustible waste, 1.9% Other non-combustible waste, 0.1% Hazardous household Fines, 0.2% waste, 0.1%

  15. Waste Composition Analysis FBC DMR Waste Composition comparison with PI Area: Category Fareham PI Average Paper & Card 67.2% 69.9% Putrescible 5.2% 3.1% Glass 0.9% 1.3% Textiles 0.6% 1.0% Metal 6.9% 7.0% Plastic 15.2% 13.9% Plastic Film 1.7% 1.6% WEEE 0.2% 0.2% Other non-targeted DMR 2.2% 2.0%

  16. Contamination FBC 18/19 11.71% FBC 09/10 7.24%

  17. Project Integra 2018-19 Review

  18. Project Integra update Looking back: PI Action plan • Fly-tipping partnership progress • Waste Composition Analysis • Driver training (joint) • Whole systems costs reporting • RWS and consultations •

  19. Project Integra update 2018-19 PI Performance: Slight increase in kerbside recycling rates • Increase in waste sent to landfill • Very slight increase in residual waste • Very slight decrease in total household waste • The average DMR contamination level was calculated to be 13.75% • (increasing from 12.53% in 2017-18) Capture of DMR increased slightly from 73.8% to 75.3% • Hampshire is ranked 29 out of 35 (English LAs) for kg/HH/Residual • Waste with 601kg/HH

  20. Thank you Vicky Beechey vicky.beechey@hants.gov.uk

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