International Partnership for Expanding Waste Management Services of Local Authorities (IPLA)

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1 International Partnership for Expanding Waste Management Services of Local Authorities (IP) Wakako Ichikawa, UNCRD Asia Pacific Workshop on Global Partnership on Waste Management (GPWM) April 2012, Osaka, Japan

2 International Partnership for Expanding Waste Management Services of Local Authorities (IP) About IP Launched at the nineteenth session of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD-19) held in New York in May Aims to foster partnerships which address various needs of local authorities (s) in achieving sustainable waste management. Serve as a dynamic knowledge platform and a decentralized network among s, the private sector, NGOs, academic & research institutions, international organizations, UN agencies, etc. Support s in moving towards zero waste societies and sustainable cities.

3 International Partnership for Expanding Waste Management Services of Local Authorities (IP) Mission To share knowledge, communicate across national boundaries, and work to spread best practices in order to accelerate the uptake of waste-related infrastructure and services at various stages of waste management such as avoidance, prevention, minimization, segregation, collection, transport, recycling, recovery, reuse treatment, and disposal.

4 Consultative Process towards the creation of IP 2009 CSD Intersessional Event - Inaugural 3R Forum in Asia, Nov 2009, Tokyo - contributed towards world wide recognition of 3Rs as the basis for sustainable waste management through CSD CSD Intersessional Event - International Consultative Meeting on Expanding Waste Management Services in Developing Countries, March 2010, Tokyo CSD 18 Side Event: Toward Global Sound Material Cycle Society, May 2010, New York CSD Intersessional Event - International Conference on Building Partnerships for Moving Towards Zero Waste, Feb 2011, Tokyo Highlights from CSD-18 Chair Summary: -Need to move towards zero waste economy; -3Rs as the basis for sustainable waste Management; -Called for international cooperation & Partnerships; and -Called for special national and International action on emerging new waste streams such as e-waste. Unanimously recommended launching of the International Partnership for Expanding Waste Management Services of Local Authorities (IP) at CSD-19 on 12 May 2011, New York

5 Objectives International Partnership for Expanding Waste Management Services of Local Authorities (IP) Enable s share experienceabout institutional, business and financial models in addressing specific waste problems and opportunities. Help mainstreaming integrated and sustainable waste management strategies such as ISWM and 3R. Facilitate expansion of waste management related services and supporting infrastructure that caters to s needs and meets compliance with applicable regulations; identifies partners and appropriate financial mechanisms, create "green jobs" and stimulate "green investments. Encourage awareness raising and capacity building programstargeting s and other stakeholders; especially to decouple waste generation from economic development and to manage complex and emergent waste streams. Help in creating a practice oriented knowledge networkto help formulate innovative projects, select most appropriate technologies, access expertise, promote waste exchange and waste-resource related opportunities. Be instrumental in collation of databases on waste generation, technology performance and standards, benchmarks and Key Performance Indicators for gap assessmentandtarget setting for the s. Provision of guidelines to support local action plans and strategiesfor sustainable waste management.

6 Key features International Partnership for Expanding Waste Management Services of Local Authorities (IP) IP's core objective is to address "partnerships" as the basis for sustainable waste management, in particular fostering partnerships between Local Authorities (s), private sectors and other key stakeholders in local level waste management. It aims to create a dynamic interfacebetween the local authorities and private sector, thereby facilitating public-private partnerships and creating conducive investment climate for expanding waste management services of local/municipal authorities. IP's operational modalities will rely on decentralized networkof activities addressing municipal waste management. For example, regional/sub-regional/national secretariats will take the lead role in operations. IP's knowledge management component exclusively targets empowerment/capacity development of s and municipalitiesby facilitating better access to tools, technologies, investment opportunities, and international financial mechanisms in the area of municipal waste management. IPactivities provides an opportunity to further complement city/municipality level efforts for improved urban managementtowards realizing liveable cities (beautiful, clean, safe, efficient).

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8 Global,, and Sub- s Coordinating Sub- for Northern Latin America Global for Africa, Asia and Latin America Sub- for the region covering Australia and New Zealand Sub- for Mashreq and Maghreb Countries Sub- for South Asia Sub- for the Pacific SIDS Sub- for Central and Eastern Europe Sub- for the Caribbean SIDS Sub- for Southern Latin America

9 Membership International Partnership for Expanding Waste Management Services of Local Authorities (IP) Primary beneficiaries are s, mainly (but not limited to) those in emerging and developing economies. Open to all interested entities that align with its mission of expanding waste management-related services of s. e.g., s, governments, the private sector and industry, NGOs/CBOs, research institutions, international organizations, UN agencies, among others. Register with IP: For any inquiry about IP, please

10 Official partners around the world (About 130 members from 50 countries -as of Apr. 2012)

11 s registered with IP (as of Apr.2012) ASIA and the Pacific -Sylhet City Corporation (Bangladesh) -Thimphu District Municipality (Bhutan) -Padan (Indonesia) -Penang State Government (Malaysia) -Seberang Perai Municipal Council (Malaysia) -Ulaanbaatar City (Mongolia) -Kathmandu Metropolitan City Government (Nepal) -Capital Development Authority, Islamabad (Pakistan) -City District Government Karachi (Pakistan) -Municipal Council Matale (Sri Lanka) -Zero Waste SA (Australia) -National Capital District Commission, Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea) -Gizo City, Environment Heal Division (Solomon Islands) Africa - City Council of Nairobi (Kenya) -Lagos Waste Management Authority (Nigeria) -Moshi Municipal Council (Tanzania) Latin America -Municipalidad de Rio de Janerio (Brazil) -Companhia Municipal de Limpeza Urbana (Brazil) -Santiago Metropolitan Region (Chile) -Secretaria Distrital de Habiat, Bogota (Colombia) -Corporacion Autonoma de Boyaca (Colombia) -Distrito Nacional de Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic) -Grenada Solid Waste Management Authority (Grenada) Other regions -Dubai Municipality (United Arab Emirates) -Sana a City (Yemen) -Tamalpais Community Service District (USA)

12 Membership types (as of Apr. 2012)

13 Planned Activities Expanding membership and establishing a knowledge platform Establishment of a dynamic knowledge platform (including webportal) Identification and expansion of partners, members, secretariats, focal points, etc. Establishment of an Advisory Board and Committees Forums and meetings Resource mobilization Implementation of activities through decentralized network Capacity building workshops and policy dialogues (mayors & municipalities ) Linkage to regional and international processes and events Training and awareness programmes Pilot and demonstration projects

co-organized by MOE-Korea and UNCRD First IP Forum for Moving towards Zero Waste in Latin America -

14 IP Events and Meetings during 2011 Special Event of the ISWA World Congress 2011 Moving towards Zero Waste for Green Economy Role of Local Authorities October 2011, Daegu, Republic of Korea, co-organized by MOE-Korea and UNCRD First IP Forum for Moving towards Zero Waste in Latin America - Bogotá, Colombia, 17 August 2011 IP Forum on Waste Management in Urban Territories - Lima, Peru, October 2011

15 Declaration for Moving towards Zero Waste through IP 18 Oct. 2011, Daegu, Rep. of Korea (Some key points)

IP Events and Meetings during 2012 IP Forum of the Private Sector, 23 February 2012, Nagoya, Japan -Attended by 34 participants, including 22 representatives from the private sector.

16 IP Events and Meetings during 2012 IP Forum of the Private Sector, 23 February 2012, Nagoya, Japan -Attended by 34 participants, including 22 representatives from the private sector. -Discussed enabling conditions for the private sector involvement including the public-private partnership (PPP). First International Meeting on Towards a Culture of Waste Utilization, Bogota, Colombia, 29 February The objective was to strengthen the process initiated by the Mayor of Bogota towards zero waste

17 Planned Activities for Launch a web-portal. 2. Organize international, national and regional level meetings and workshops. 3. Assist s/cities/municipalities in formulating a roadmap and strategies towards zero waste (e.g., Ahmedabad, India) 4. Promote the public-private partnership (PPP). 5. Formulate training programmes. 6. Facilitate s access to international financial mechanisms for implementation of projects and activities.

21 IP Web Portal - Knowledge and Interactive Platform To be launched in March 2012 Multiple benefits for Local Authorities (s) Funding schemes Areas of interests Requirements etc. Financing Institutions Knowledge Based Institutions Professional knowledge Inputs and advices etc State/National Level Urban Development Departments National and local government policies Laws and regulations New public programmes etc Information on available technology and services Technical assistance etc. Technology and Service Providers Industries s Other Alliances NGOs, CBOs, Waste Picker Associations Expertise and experience Local information Human resources etc. Industrial needs Links to Industrial market opportunities etc Networking Knowledge gathering etc

22 Development of the Road Map for Zero Waste Ahmedabad Road Map for Zero Waste Ahmedabad -Expected to serve as a visionary document that will guide AMC to introduce and implement necessary policies and strategies, and to sensitize citizens, businesses and industries in Ahmedabad to work together towards achieving a zero waste society. A multi-stakeholder consultation meeting towards the development of the Road Map for Zero Waste Ahmedabad - Organized by UNCRD and Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) on 17 and 18 April in Ahmedabad, Gujarat State of India

Forth coming events and meetings IP Side Event on Expanding Partnership with the Municipal Sector, at the 2nd SWEEP-Net Forum - Marrakech, Morocco, 17 May 2012 IP Side Event during Rio+20 -Rio de

23 Forth coming events and meetings IP Side Event on Expanding Partnership with the Municipal Sector, at the 2nd SWEEP-Net Forum - Marrakech, Morocco, 17 May 2012 IP Side Event during Rio+20 -Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 2012 (tbc) -Theme: zero waste strategies, sustainable cities IP Global Forum Seoul, Republic of Korea, 5-6 September 2012 (in conjunction with the Resource Recirculation Day Event)

24 You are welcome to join IP

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