Presentation Peterborough Zero Waste practice during the expert seminar in Leuven, July 12th 2010.

2. Cradle-to-Cradle® Network (C2CN) Thematic seminar - Governance Peterborough Zero Waste Place Dr Matthew Hunt Royal Haskoning Leuven, 12 July 2010

4. Peterborough London Cambridge Ipswich Manchester

6. Seize the opportunity

7. Partnership “ Zero waste” encapsulates the aim to go as far as possible in reducing the environmental impact of waste . It is a visionary goal which seeks to prevent waste occurring, conserves resources and recovers all value from materials.

8. Making it a challenge

9. Making the whole thing happen Construction sector General public Waste Management firms Decision makers Businesses Who was Involved?

10. Retailers and the public (Step 1)

13. Targetted solutions Face to face survey to discuss existing waste behaviours, procedures, issues… Advice given by ZWP Officer in person, by phone and through information pack Waste champion within stores Specific issues with landlord/waste contractor discussed Waste Awareness training Zero Waste fortnight challenge

14. Publicity and behaviour change

15. Construction and redevelopment (Step 2)

16. The Corn Exchange

17. Construction sector and decision-makers Work with Opportunity Peterborough to minimise waste from Cathedral Square redevelopment Work with civil engineers on a waste minimisation plan. Key priorities – prevent waste - educate of staff and public Secondary priorities: reuse and recycling waste Reduce - reuse - recycle

19. Publicity and behaviour change

24. The final outcome Lasting behaviour change & a new way of doing things…

26. DCBA-Ω methodology