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Kerbside Waste and Recycling Service One year review – Additional Performance Outcomes Additional performance outcomes data included to ensure full data set provided and respond to all queries. June, 2021 Attachment 8.3.1.5 Page 432
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Kerbside Waste and Recycling Service One year review – Additional Performance Outcomes
Additional performance outcomes data included to ensure full data set provided and respond to all queries.
June, 2021
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Annual tonnes collected by total collection and percentage by stream
20,721 21,588 14,472
1,692
3,366
9,850 7,143
3,485
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2,968
7,715 7,685 17,224
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5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
40,000
45,000
Dec 2017 to Dec2018
Jan 2019 to Jan2020
Feb 2020 to Feb2021
Total Collection (tonnes)
Green waste / FOGO
Glass
Recycling (not landfilled)
Recycling (whole loadslandfilled)
Garbage
54% 57%
35%
0%4%
8%
26% 19%
8%
0% 0%
7%
20% 20%
41%
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Dec 2017 to Dec 2018 Jan 2019 to Jan 2020 Feb 2020 to Feb 2021
Total collection (tonnes) -percentage by stream
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Bin volumes and presentation rates
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Rubbish Recycling FOGO Glass
Bin presentation rates: Almost every household is presenting their garbage bin every fortnight
Source: bin fullness audit March 2021Source: Cleanaway invoicing, HBCC analysis
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Households struggling with garbage bin capacity based on 120L capacity
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0-25% 26-50% 51-75% 76-100% 100%+
Capacity of 120L and 240L garbage bins
120L 240L
Source: garbage bin fullness audits undertaken by MRA across all suburbs, April 2021 Based on 120L bins with 100%+ capacity and 240L bins with 50%+ capacity classified as 100%
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Households struggling with garbage bin capacity based on 120L capacity. Figures based on 240L bins with 50%+ capacity classified as 100%
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Overfull bins (100%+) by type (actual)
120L 240L
17%
21%
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% of total
Overfull bins (100%+) by type (% of total)
120L 240L
Source: garbage bin fullness audits undertaken by MRA across all suburbs, April 2021
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Overall increase in recycling volumes (with glass)
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600Monthly comingled volume collected (tonnes)
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Jan 2019 to Jan 2020 Feb 2020 with glass
Annual comingled volumes (tonnes)
Comingled recycling Separated glass
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Truck audits: phase 1 comparison and contamination profile
20% 24%
29%30%
5%4%8%8%
38% 33%
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Truck audits - overall outcomes (%)
Paper
Cardboard
Aluminium cans andfoil
Plastics
Contamination
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Truck audits - detailed contamination profileGlass
Paper and Cardboard
Metals
Plastics
Organics
Nappies
Textile
Hazardous
Bagged material (anycontents)Bulky waste >40cm wide
Others
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Commercial bin audit comparison with residential collections
0%
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Commercial Dense location Recycling bin
Landfill Recycling
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Residential Profile
Garbage Landfill
Source: Commercial Bin Audit April 2021
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Public realm audit data provides no evidence of material increases to dumped residential garbage in 2020
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Audit of public realm litter bins (%)
Landfill Recycling Bagged
Source: MRA public realm audits across all suburbs, April 2021
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$5,000
$10,000
$15,000
$20,000
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$30,000
$35,000
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2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Volume and cost of dumped rubbish in HBCC over time
cubic metres $
Source: HBCC City Services records, March 2021
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impact
time
Phase 1: “big rocks”Respond to crisis, set foundations of kerbside source separation; bins / schedule; local processors
Phase 2: embedBehaviour change, improve quality of recycling, refine collection
Phase 3: transformEg, FOGO processing, behavioural incentives (“reduce”), attract more innovative local processors
New kerbside waste and recycling system change model
Horizon 1: 6-12 months
Horizon 2:12-24 months
Horizon 2:18 months – 3 years
We are here…
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