materials Overview and Brainstorm Issues and Opportunities for organic materials Overview and Brainstorm Part Description 1 Intro purpose 2 Background to OMSG 3 Current status where to from here ID: 267566
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Issues and Opportunities for organic materialsOverview and BrainstormSlide2
Issues and Opportunities for organic materials Overview and Brainstorm
Part
Description
1Intro, purpose 2Background to OMSG3Current status, where to from here4Workshop, Part 1 (groups) - making the vision a reality5Workshop, Part 2 (together) – reporting backSlide3
Part 2: Background of OMSG
MfE
Informal communications
need for national organic strategy (framework)need a go-to organisationComposting NZ unsuccessful in getting MfE project funding (context) WasteMINZ Conference 2011Organic Waste Strategy Planning WorkshopStakeholdersSWOT, PESTLEID analysisDraft visionSlide4
Background of OMSG
WasteMINZ Board
Organics key (WMA, ETS)
Compost NZ focus too narrow. New sector group required to best meet needs of industry (Sec 6, ToR)Disestablish CNZDraft framework prepared for discussion/feedback August 2012 – workshopDraft framework discussedObjectives developed Interim Steering Group formedFramework updatedIdentified other stakeholdersVision statement refined:Slide5
Background of OMSG
Vision Statement
To minimise the generation of residual organic materials
To maximise the value of residual organic materials, ensuring beneficial use March /April 2013Nominations invited for steering committee. Members are: Chris Purchase, (Vice-Chair), SKMDarren Hoskins, Wellington City CouncilGraham Jones, EnvirowasteJohn Cocks, (Board Champion), MWHMike Jones, Earthcare EnvironmentalParul Sood, Auckland CouncilTerry Atkinson, Bio CosmosGeorge Fietje, (Chair), Living EarthSlide6
Background of OMSG
April 2013
Broadened scope of beneficial uses. These are:
EnergyCompostStock-foodChemical feed stock Slide7
Part 3: OMSG. Current status and where to from here.
Vision
To minimise the generation of residual organic materials
To maximise the value of residual organic materials, ensuring beneficial useBig Picture issuesOrganic waste generation – sources, quantities, characteristicsManagement practices and issuesAdverse effectsBarriersPotential usesSlide8
Part 3: OMSG. Current status and where to from here.
Big picture opportunities
Waste to Energy
Chemical resourcesCompostStockfoodSlide9
Part 3: OMSG. Current status and where to from here.
Vision of a future
Regional bio-digester?
Urban FW residual service?Community Gardens?Wood Recovery?Slide10
Part 4 Group Workshopsnap-shot of your vision in 5 to 10 years – what do you see?
what goals and actions need to be fulfilled to get there to make vision a reality
SESSION 2. Slide11
Part 5 Group Workshop
Reporting back
Prioritise
TimeframesSpecific actionsSESSION 2.