a day in the life of pw v1.0
DESCRIPTION
This presentation describes the process of a planit-waste workshop.Planit-waste models a county with 3 districts, all with different socio-economic, environmental and waste profiles. The 5 are judged on sustainability, recycling targets, landfill allowances, waste arisings and viability. Planit-WASTE has been used in 3 regions to bring partnerships together and to consider waste in sustainable terms.TRANSCRIPT
Let learning ripple through your organisation
Speaker: Mary Dees
Let learning ripple through your organisation
Nationally Recognised
Opening Exercise
The workshop starts with a pub quiz.
“People put clearly in roles and given good information – great software ”
Refushire – Interactive Main Menu
Refushire – Zoom into scene
“Learned a lot of the underlying principles of waste management”
“Liked the whole group/workshop scenario as you had to engage/ negotiate with other groups”
Looking at the issues
“I now understand the need to synchronise planning and practice of waste collection and disposal – this is not an optional extra.”
Decisions, decisions, decisions
“This is an excellent method of learning and
decision making practice.
Could apply to virtually any form of training”
LATS penalties are avoided – this time!
“A fun way of considering the issues
surrounding waste management in the
community.”
Co-mingled collections and eco products
New waste industries and a burger van!
“Effective way of presenting a
incredibly unrelated set of issues and fun
too - very, very good”
“It helped me to understand more about ‘waste’ through visual learning rather than reports and meetings.”
Recyclemoor wins the cup
“Partnership working and discussion is valuable for
successful waste management”
3 rounds remain to deal with problems
Process:
Breakout Discussions
Teams Feedback
Final Thoughts
Report
Final Exercise
10 Minutes
10 Minutes
5 Minutes
+
W = World ViewA = Awareness & EngagementS = SustainabilityT = Technology and TradeE = Errors
What learning message delegates said they would take away:
Talking to ALL partners / stakeholders
is essential for sustainability
Benefit of presenting
information to residents
More understanding of the need to synchronise planning and practice of
waste collection and disposal
Need to make choices
carefully
Feedback
“Scenario was fantastic – made thing very clear about
how it all works.”
What has been achieved:
Outputs
Over 90% giving a very good or excellent rating for content, presentation, engagement and relevance35 Workshops in 3 regions (NW, WM and YH)
Web Exposure: Over 30 sites have picked up on the projectCited in the Audit Commission Report of MWDA
www.pixelfountain.co.uk/planit-waste