1. DEA-INDUSTRY SUPPORT INNITIATIVES NCPC-SA Industrial Efficiency Conference: 21 July 2015: Durban Chemicals and Waste Management

2. Contents  Branch Organogram  Our Functions  Background to DEA-Industry Support  Support Approach  Forums  Trainings  Company-focused support  Future Plans

3. CHEMICALS & WASTE MANAGEMENT: ORGANOGRAM DDG: Mark Gordon GENERAL WASTE AND MUNICIPAL SUPPORT: Vacant CHEMICALS AND WASTE POLICY, EVALUATION AND MONITORING: Kgauta Mokoena CHEMICALS MANAGEMENT: Obed Baloyi HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT&LICENCI NG: Mishelle Govender LAND REMEDIATION: Dr Mpho Tshitangoni LICENCING: Bonginkosi Dlamini HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT: Sharon Mogomotsi

4. Directorate Functions  Manage projects addressing the remediation of contaminated sites  Support industry on chemicals and waste management, and to build capacity in industry, with particular attention to small, medium and micro enterprises, to respond to the challenges of chemicals and waste management

5. BACKGROUND TO INDUSTRY SUPPORT DEAPOLICYIMPLEMANTATIONMONITORING COMPLIANCE & ENFORCEMENT

6. SUPPORT APPROACH DEAPOLICYIMPLEMANTATIONMONITORING COMPLIANCE & ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT

7. SUPPORT MECHANISMS Industry Support Forums Training/Workshops Site Visits Other

8. DEA-IWMF Creating a conducive environment for industry to play a role in the waste sector Conducive environment Discuss challenges industries encountered with regard to the implementation of the Waste Management Strategy Address challenges To foster collaboration among industries and all levels of government Collaboration To foster the dissemination of information between government and industry. Information sharing

9. DEA-Industry Waste Management Forum Government Coordinate IWMF activities Develop policies for growing the Waste Sector (DEA) Identify incentive mechanisms for growing the sector PPP (Local Municipalities and Industry) Industry Share research info to assist Gov in policy development Share Best Practice case studies in waste management Capacity building towards SMMES

10. 2 nd Meeting: 20 May 2014 3 rd Meeting: 6 Aug 14 4 th & 5 th meeting: 2 Oct 2014/13 Feb DDGs & Ind MDs/CEO: initiate a conversation to better engage with business. 1 st Meeting: 31 March 2014 Task Team progress report: Act Implementation Guide IWMF Progress 2015/16 legislative instruments Task Teams: Waste Classification, etc

11. Company Focused Support  Much of the implementation challenges are at company-level, therefore support should also be given at this level  DEA officials visiting companies at their operations to assess their environmental performance, with a specific focus on waste management.

12. Company Focused Support Approach  Challenges to implement any of the licence conditions and what are these?  Any waste management challenges that you would to share with us?  Challenges or any good stories that you would want to share with us in relation to your implementation of Part 8 of the Waste Act?

13. Training: Green Economy: 29 November 2014 TRAININGOBJECTIVE Waste Amendment Act (Changes to the Waste Act): Khashiwe Masinga (DEA) Information on the challenges with regard to the Waste Act The Green Fund: Michelle Layte (DBSA) Catalytic finance to facilitate investment in green initiatives that will support South Africa’s transition towards a green economy. DTI Funding Schemes: David Molefe (the dti) To promote industrial development, investment, competitiveness and employment creation Sustainable Development and Green Economy: Gaylor Montmasson-Clair (TIPS) Outlining the role of SMEs in the Green Economy: Opportunities and Challenges Resource Efficiency & Gauteng Industrial Symbiosis Programme Resource efficiency approach and existing opportunities for material or resource exchange between companies. Waste Recycling Opportunities: Iain Kerr (UKZN)/PRASA Recycling opportunities & training for SMEs Waste Management Bureau & Pricing Strategy: Amanda Dana (DEA) Provide a framework for the implementation of economic instruments in the SA waste sector. Norms and Standards for the Storage of Waste: Zingisa Phohlo (DEA Provide a uniform approach in storage facilities and mimimise regulatory burden

14. Trainings: Waste Management: 21 July Implementation of Part 8 of NEMWA Waste Classification and Management Regulations Licensing of Waste Management Activities and Norms and standards for Storage of Waste Section 30 of NEMA (Emergency Incidents) Contamination of Land with Radioactive Material from Regulatory Control

15. Other Support. Others Development of Norms and Standards Landfill Gas Flaring Scrapping of Motor Vehicles Organic Waste Composting Enquiries Policy, licences, contacts

16. Future Plans. Focused and targeted skills development:DEA- Industry-Community Based Project: e.g. Composting : In partnership with recycling companies Facilitate Access to DEA Programmes and other National Support Schemes (e.g dti funding schemes) Interdepartmental coordination on SMEs development in the Waste Sector

17. Derrick Makhubele DEA-Industry Support Tel: 012 399 9800