Municipal Recycling & Waste Strategy - Assumptions: Market Dynamics

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This section outlines the assumptions we have used as a basis for Barnet Council’s Municipal Recycling & Waste Strategy and the various evidence collated that supports them 

MD1 - By 2030 recycling and composting of waste from local businesses will make a significant contribution to the municipal recycling rate

MD2 - By 2030 collections with neighbouring local authorities will be more harmonised for example with authorities having the same containers, collecting the same materials, and potentially sharing the same collection vehicles and contractors

MD3 - Prices for materials collected for recycling will continue to fluctuate meaning markets for the materials collected need to be carefully considered

MD4 - There is no evidence for this assumption, therefore it is not supported

MD5 - Grant Thornton predict there will be further consolidation within the waste industry meaning that there will be fewer but larger private waste firms offering collection and disposal services. This reduction in competition could make any future waste contracts more expensive and reduce differences in costs between different providers

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Resources

Name Format Description Link
MD1 Comparison of Scottish and Welsh municipal waste composition data 2010 PDF Open resource
MD1 Mayors Business Waste Strategy for London 2011 PDF Open resource
MD1 Mayors Municipal Waste Management Strategy 2011 PDF Open resource
MD1 The composition of municipal solid waste in Scotland 2010 PDF Open resource
MD1 WRAP Wales compositional analysis report - May 2010 PDF Open resource
MD2 North London Waste Authority report Recycling Proposals 12 Feb 2015 PDF Open resource
MD3 Historical material recycling prices XLS Open resource
MD3 North London Waste Authority report Operations Update September 2015 PDF Open resource
MD5 Chartered Institution of Wastes Management article Improving Economy Delivery Growth 2014 PDF Open resource
MD5 Grant Thornton Waste and Environmental Services in the UK June 2015 PDF Open resource
MD2 London Waste & Recycling Board Programme Content and Budget 13 April 2015 PDF Open resource
MD2 GLA scoping paper on proposal for a London single waste authority Sept 2005 PDF Open resource
MD5 Grant Thornton - Market Consolidation drives rising levels of M&A as waste sector evolves 2015 HTML Open resource
MD2 Letsrecycle.com – Scottish councils seeking consistent waste policies 29 Sept 2015 HTML Open resource
MD2 letsrecycle.com - Surrey shortlist £100m collection contract July 2015 HTML Open resource
MD2 Letsrecycle.com – WRAP leading collection harmony review 2015 HTML Open resource

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