Western Australia’s (WA) Waste avoidance and resource recovery strategy 2030 (waste strategy) contains the following targets for construction and demolition (C&D) waste:
- Avoid - reduce C&D waste generation per capita by 30 per cent
- Recover - increase C&D material recovery to 80 per cent
The Waste Authority’s annual Waste Strategy Action Plans identify and prioritise actions across State Government agencies which support the waste strategy. These actions include commitments to implement sustainable government procurement practices that encourage the greater use of recycled products and support local market development.
The Roads to Reuse program is the Waste Authority’s flagship C&D recycling program.
The Waste Authority has developed a C&D Rollout Plan which builds on existing commitments. The C&D Rollout Plan is informed by the Waste Authority’s C&D Reference Group. It contains actions to:
- develop markets for recycled C&D products
- support better practice contracting
- support better practice avoidance and recovery
- address priority materials
- reform legislation and regulation
- improve data.
C&D Rollout Plan
Construction and Demolition (C&D) Rollout Plan
Roads to Reuse
Promoting the use of recycled construction and demolition waste
Construction and Demolition Waste Position Statement
Waste Authority June 2016
Engagement
Information sessions and engagement opportunities
Resources
How recycled construction and demolition material is being used in WA