Municipal Solid Waste Update

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1 Municipal Solid Waste Update COLOMBIA Diana M. Rodríguez GMI Municipal Solid Waste Subcommittee Meeting Vancouver, Canada, 13 March

2 Regulatory Update Modification of Decree 1713/02: Establishes how the public service of collection, transport and disposal of MSW is provided. Defines general requirements for the above. No recycling processes are included within the public service (transport or recycling activities). Comments stage 2

3 Regulatory Update Modification of Decree 1713/02: Establishes how the public service of collection, transport and disposal of MSW is provided. Defines general requirements for the above. No recycling processes are included within the public service (transport or recycling activities). Comments stage Modification of the tariff model for MSW public service: Tariff is defined including a maximum cost estimated according to the characteristics of the sweeping and street cleaning, collection, transport and final disposal for each municipality. 3

4 Regulatory Update Modification of Decree 1713/02: Establishes how the public service of collection, transport and disposal of MSW is provided. Defines general requirements for the above. No recycling processes are included within the public service (transport or recycling activities). Comments stage Modification of the tariff model for MSW public service: Tariff is defined including a maximum cost estimated according to the characteristics of the sweeping and street cleaning, collection, transport and final disposal for each municipality. Order from the constitutional court (highest judicial tribunal) for the formalization of the informal recycling sector. 4

5 National Solid Waste Plans Colombian Low Carbon Development Strategy Initial phase is almost finished (marginal abatement cost curves, initial list of mitigation actions prioritized by sector stakeholders). 5

6 National Solid Waste Plans Colombian Low Carbon Development Strategy Initial phase is almost finished (marginal abatement cost curves, initial list of mitigation actions prioritized by sector stakeholders). End of 2013: Sector action plan must be established. Ministry of Housing, City and Territories (in charge of the public utility). Priorization of the sector of mitigation actions for implementation. 6

7 Project Update (I) CDM Projects update: Colombian CDM Projects with CERs: Energia Industrial Residuos Transporte TOTAL 7

8 Project Update (II) Participation of the waste sector in the Colombian CDM portfolio: Electricity generation 6% Waste water 12% Capture and use of biogas 9% Landfills 53% Composting 17% 8

9 Methane Action Plan Not yet finished. Awaiting for final results of the Colombian Low Carbon Development Strategy to be officially published. 9

10 Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMA) - I Integrated Solid Waste NAMA Components Phase I: Scoping studies for priorization of mitigation actions Components Phase II: Analysis of technological options for diversion of waste from landfilling (MBT, RDF, composting) Policy and incentives (inclusion of price of recycling activities in tariffs, policy that permits use of new technologies, extended producer responsibility is important but not yet included in the process). Informal sector inclusion within the waste management activities. 10

11 Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMA) - II Cooperating agencies Financing from the Government of Canada (Environment Canada) Technical support of the Center for Clean Air Policy (CCAP). 11