Draft Waste Emissions Reduction and Resilience Plan

In 2023, a draft Plan was prepared for the waste sector that included priority areas and future opportunities. The priorities and opportunities were identified through targeted consultation with business and industry.

A State of Play Report has also been prepared, providing a high-level summary of the waste sector in Tasmania.

Submissions to the draft Waste Emissions Reduction and Resilience Plan

We received a total of 28 submissions, and four asked for their submission to be kept private. The public submissions are published below.

While we make every effort to publish items in an accessible format, this is not always possible for documents prepared by others. Some of these submissions may not meet accessibility guidelines.

Individuals

  1. Jenny Cambers-Smith (PDF 156.2 KB)
  2. Christian Dietz (PDF 198.8 KB)
  3. Marnie Dixon (PDF 144.1 KB)
  4. Liz Grey (PDF 36.2 KB)
  5. Evan Hadkins (PDF 118.1 KB)
  6. Felicity Jacobs (PDF 125.5 KB)
  7. Jessica Lucas (PDF 129.0 KB)
  8. Sharee McCammon (PDF 255.6 KB)
  9. Graeme McCormack (PDF 206.4 KB)
  10. Donnacha McGrath (PDF 178.3 KB)
  11. Shayne Murphy (PDF 115.9 KB)
  12. Des O'Shaughnessy (PDF 119.2 KB)

Organisations

  1. Circular Economy Huon (PDF 152.0 KB)
  2. City of Hobart (PDF 226.0 KB)
  3. Clarence Climate Action (PDF 152.3 KB)
  4. Climate Tasmania (PDF 90.7 KB)
  5. Cradle Coast Authority (PDF 381.1 KB)
  6. Eat Well Tasmania (PDF 1.8 MB)
  7. Local Government Association of Tasmania (PDF 706.6 KB)
  8. Northern Tasmanian Waste Management Program (PDF 110.4 KB)
  9. Southern Tasmanian Regional Waste Authority (PDF 132.1 KB)
  10. Tasmanian Climate Collective (PDF 1.9 MB)
  11. Taswater (PDF 325.1 KB)
  12. Upper Plenty Action Group Inc (PDF 273.7 KB)
  13. Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association Australia (PDF 216.3 KB)

Related documents

State of Play Report - Waste PDF 1.8 MB

Consultation draft - Emissions Reduction and Resilience Plan - Waste PDF 909.2 KB