Calculating the new NIs through WDF WDF User Group 5 th March 2008.

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Calculating the new NIs through WDF WDF User Group 5 th March 2008

CLG technical guidance has been revised following consultation and final waste PIs are now available. nt/pdf/ The note circulated prior to the UG forms the basis of the methodology presented here. No question changes envisaged. Some minor guidance change on Qu18.

NI 193: Percentage of MSW to landfill Calculation - Numerator Total waste directly to landfill, input to Qu 51, 52, 53 Plus Recycling rejects from MRF sent to landfill (output from Qu58) [for WDAs this includes WCAs] Plus Total tonnage of collected waste for recycling or reuse rejected (rejects in Qu10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 33, 34 for UAs, WCAs, plus 11 & 14 for WDAs) Plus Recycling and reuse rejects to landfill from Qu19 & Q35 [for WDAs this includes WCAs] Where the destination is specified as landfill or left blank Plus Output to landfill after other treatment routes (Q56, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, and 65)

NI 193: Percentage of MSW to landfill Calculation - Denominator Total tonnage of waste collected for recycling or reuse from Q10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 33, 34; all materials. For WDAs include WCA recyclate and Q11,14. Plus Collected residual waste, Qu23.

NI 192: Percentage of household waste reused, recycled or composted Calculation – Numerator (WCA)Notes Total of all materials in Qu19 sent for recycling excluding rubble Rubble is non-household waste. Plus Total of all materials in Qu35 sent for reuse excluding rubble Minus Total of all materials except rubble collected for recycling or reuse in Qu11 Deducts recycling from non-hh sources Minus Total of non-household waste reported in Qu18, rows for municipal parks/grounds waste and community skips Only want to deduct non- household waste that is NOT rubble. Will need to change advice to complete Qu 18 and enter any rubble tonnages in the third row ‘other method’.

Minus Recycling rejects: A proportion of the rejects in Qu19 attributable to household sources Qu19 rejects * [(sum of collected for recycling in Qu10, 12, 16, 17, 18 (hh only), 33, 34, for all materials excluding rubble)/(sum of collected for recycling in Qu10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 33, 34, for all materials excluding rubble)] Minus Re-use rejects: A proportion of the rejects in Qu35 attributable to household sources Qu35 rejects * [(sum of collected for reuse in Qu10, 12, 16, 17, 33, 34, for all materials excluding rubble)/(sum of collected for reuse in Qu10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 33, 34, for all materials excluding rubble)]

NI 192: Percentage of household waste reused, recycled or composted Calculation – Numerator WDANotes Total of all materials in Qu19 sent for recycling excluding rubble Rubble is non-household waste. Plus Total of all materials in Qu35 sent for reuse excluding rubble Minus Recycling rejects: A proportion of the rejects in Qu19 attributable to household sources Qu19 rejects * [(sum of collected for recycling in Qu14 for all materials excluding rubble)/(sum of collected for recycling in Qu11, 14, for all materials excluding rubble)]

Minus Re-use rejects: A proportion of the rejects in Qu35 attributable to household sources Qu35 rejects * [(sum of collected for reuse in Qu14 for all materials excluding rubble)/(sum of collected for reuse in Qu11, 14, for all materials excluding rubble)] Plus Total amount of WCA waste sent for recycling, reuse or composting, as defined above Minus Total of all materials except rubble collected for recycling or reuse in Qu11 (WCAs and WDA) Deducts recycling from non-hh sources Minus Total of non-household waste reported in Qu18, rows for municipal parks/grounds waste and community skips (for WCAs) Only want to deduct non-household waste that is NOT rubble. Will need to change advice to complete Qu 18 and enter any rubble tonnages in the third row ‘other method’. Plus Amount of recycling output from residual waste sorted and treatment attributable to household sources Tonnages diverted for recycling from Q56, Q57 (not char/slag), Q59, Q60, Q64 and Q65 * (total household waste in Qu69/total waste in Qu69 OR if Q69=0 then Qu23 residual household waste/total Qu23).

NI 192: Percentage of household waste reused, recycled or composted Calculation – denominator UANotes Total tonnage of household waste collected for recycling or reuse from Q10, Q12, Q16, Q17, Q18 (household waste column), Q33 and Q34; all materials excluding rubble. Rubble is non-household waste. Material rejected is not deducted as this is part of the total household waste arisings. Plus Collected residual household waste, Qu23.All collected household waste (regular collection, street cleaning, bulky waste & other), CA site household, gully emptyings and separately collected healthcare waste. It does NOT include CA Site non-hh, Collected non-hh waste (Highways, C&D, Grounds, C&I, Other), beach cleansing, Asbestos, and Other Collected.

191: Residual household waste per household (kg) Calculated by deduction. Denominator – No. households. Uploaded into WDF Qu2, taken from the Valuation Office end year household figures. E.g. for 2008/9 these will relate to end March 2009 and are expected to be released in June Calculation – Numerator WDA, WCA, UANotes Total household wasteas defined under NI192 denominator Minus Total household waste sent for reuse, recycling or composting as defined under NI192 numerator

Next Steps Finalise methodology based on feedback. Revise validation reports Produce new PI reports Finalise data transfer arrangements with CLG.