Waste prevention plan Nantes Métropole FRANCE

“Waste prevention: how to prepare, design, communicate, implement, and monitor a waste prevention program (WPP)”.

Héloïse EVEN Wastes’ Animation Nantes Métropole Territory identity

-25kg/inhab. • Nantes Métropole is in 350 charge of the elimination 72 77 -18kg/inhab. 81 of household waste for 300 82 82 its 24 cities and 580,882 inhabitants

250 – Waste Prevention – Waste Planning

200 287 – Waste treatment 280 273 260 253

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100 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Recyclable items Residual household waste Grenelle’s objective Waste prevention plan

Nantes Métropole 2010-2014

Héloïse EVEN Wastes’ Animation Nantes Métropole Regulatory Context

European Level European Framework directive of 2008 National Level •Environment “Grenelle”
Reduced by 7% household  Framework agreement waste/inhabit. between 2009 and with the Departmental 2014 Agency for Environment
Reduced by 15% incinerated or and Energy Control dumped waste up until 2012 (Ademe) over 5 years
Waste prevention plan obligatory January 1st 2012 (2010-2014) Local Level •Contribute to Nantes Métropole Climate Plan objectives •One of the action of the Waste Actions’ Plan voted in 2009 Cross organisation

Running of partnership agreement Ademe / Nantes Métropole

Constituent Waste Prevention Follow-up and validation Elective representatives from 24 Cities Prevention technical group
Local Committee Ademe, Nantes Métropole, institutional partnerships, associations,..
Nantes Métropole’s treaties Propositions
Climate Plan

Thematic groups Inhabitants 24 Cities Internal
Economic stakeholders participation
Network discussion
Associations
Climate Plan Workshop agenda 21
Set the good
Cities Workshop example
Opinion survey 8 actions following actions already taken

• With actual partnerships, • Spread throughout the territory and with new Etat des lieux du compostage 11 481 composteurs subventionnés par Nantes Métropole, Sainte-Luce, Carquefou partnerships, 15 avril 2011

1) Home and collective MAUVES-SUR-LOIRE 1) LA-CHAPELLE-SUR-ERDRE

CARQUEF OU 34 / 3,5%

Composting 134 / 2,5% O RVAULT SAUT RO N

254 / 5% THO UARE-SUR-LOIRE

76 / 3% 3 360 / 51% 88 / 3,5% 2) Reuse, SAINTE-LUCE-SUR-LO IRE CO UERO N NANTES

ST-HERBLAIN 24 / 1,5% 184 / 5% N 222 / 3,5%

Reemployment, bilan\avril2011.pdf BASSE-G OULAINE LE-PELLERIN 2 512 / 7% 0 1 2 3 4 5 294 / 3,5%

Kilomètres INDRE SAINT-JEAN-DE-BOISEAU Échelle: 1:170 000 117 / 4,5% Format d'or igin e A4 (29.7 x 21) 33 / 2,5% 59 / 3,5% ST -SEBASTIEN REZ E 253 / 3,5% BO UGUENAIS Reparation Nb de composteurs subv entionnés LA-MONTAGNE BRAINS Nantes Métropole et Communes 59 / 3% 150 75 37 / 4% 3 007 / 57% 15 VERTO U BOUAYE 265 / 3% Foyers qui compostaient déjà (NM) SAINT-LEGER-LES-VIGNES Nouveaux foyers équipés (NM) (objects, textiles, …) LES-SO RINIERES Equipement subventionné par la commune 9 / 2% 98 / 5% SAINT -AIGNAN-GRANDLIEU 278 / 3,5%

65 / 3% Part totale de pav illons équipés d'un composteur H:\REFERENCES_MODELES\Cartes_types\compostage\subv_ (en % du nb total de pav illons) 29 / 2,5%

plus de 50% (2) de 5 à 10% (1) de 3 à 5% (13) moins de 3% (8)

100/5% Nb de composteurs subv entionnés et version 1.0 distribués / taux d'équipement total source(s) des données : Nantes Métropole-INSEE Réalisé par : Direction des Déchets en % du nb de maisons indiv iduelles

©Nantes Métropole, Avril 2011 8 actions Implementation of new actions

• With new partnerships : 3) Firms participating in specific actions for waste reduction : partnership with Ademe and the Chamber of Commerce 4) Sensitisation to responsible consumption : looking for synergy with supermarket outlets. 8 actions Other actions

5) Cities participating : specifically with their garden waste 6) Sensitisation to hazardous waste reduction.

7) Continue the approach of the good example 8) Communication Plan throughout all the prevention plan. Implementation Example: Re-use

Situation : 2 fully equipped transfer stations (7 kg/inhabit. diverted), 5 renovation planed with reuse on site. Actors' network involved in the area. Pool : bulky waste Public : population, schools, civil services Objectives • To develop reuse activities based on transfer station’s network and proximity places • To study in mass housing the bulky waste problematic • To study textile collection • To back local actors and promote their work • Study group, lead by the Ecossolies (association network) : how is networking possible? Partnership : • Social, solidarity and economy department of Nantes Métropole, • Actors from Social, Solidarity and economy. • Cities. Monitoring - Valuation Indicators

• Status of different actions and learning feedback (with technical group) • Indicators > Work with Public Politics’ Valuation Department of Nantes Métropole – Mean Indicators – Contribution Indicators – Behaviour Change Indicators – Waste flow avoided Indicators

• Evaluation with regard to Departmental Plan objectives