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Chapter 5: Metrics and Measurements
The City of Austin primarily measures progress towards its Zero Waste Goal by calculating diversion rate. The City also collects data on residential recycling, composting, and trash through contracts with private processors. Data collected for Austin’s commercial and multifamily waste stream is reliant on periodic third-party studies or self-reported data from the property’s responsible party.
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Chapter 1: Introduction
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In 2011, Austin’s City Council adopted a Zero Waste Goal that challenges our city to divert 90% of material away from the landfill by 2040. Our work at Austin Resource Recovery (ARR) revolves around meeting this goal, while providing necessary services to keep our community clean.
Appendix: Summary of Benchmark City Comparison
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o compare Austin’s diversion methodology and goals to those of its peers, Burns & McDonnell collected data from 13 benchmark cities regarding diversion calculation methods, recyclables processing contract terms, and policy implementation. Based on analysis on this compiled data, Burns & McDonnell determined various key findings based on a preliminary comparison, and comparisons of diversion material type considerations, methodology and policy considerations, and effective programming.
Urząd Miasta Gdyni - Odsetek miejskich odpadów niebezpiecznych, które są poddawane recyklingowi
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Wskaźnik miejski wg normy ISO 37120: Zrównoważony rozwój społeczny. Wskaźniki usług miejskich i jakości życia.
Chapter 7: Engagement
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For the City to reach its Zero Waste Goal, it must develop a clear, accessible, and engaging message on zero waste. As Austin Resource Recovery (ARR) develops new tactics and programs, the Department will need to adapt its messaging to ensure it educates Austinites on current best practices and available opportunities.
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