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Waste Management Report - UAI

Waste ManagementDeveloped through a multi-stakeholder processfacilitated by:AccountingAdvertisingAluminiumAutomot iveAviationChemicalsCoalConstructionCons ulting EngineeringElectricity FertilizerFinance and InsuranceFood and DrinkInformation andCommunications TechnologyIron and SteelOil and GasRailwaysRefrigerationRoad TransportTourismWaste ManagementWater ManagementIndustry as a partner forsustainable developmentInternational Solid Waste Association (ISWA)Production Design by Beacon Creative+44 (0) 1825 768811 Printed by The Beacon Press using their environmental print technology that is both water andalcohol free. No film processing chemicals were used and 90% of the cleaning solvent was electricity was generated from renewable resources and vegetable based inks were to the environment Management system ISO14001 (Certificate No.)

31 4.1 Waste management and sustainable development 32 4.2 Waste management today – social dimension 34 4.3 Waste management today – economic dimension 37 4.4 Waste management today – environmental dimension 39 Part 5:Means of implementation 39 5.1 Regulatory framework 41 5.2 Market-based initiatives 43 5.3 Economic instruments

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