The project included collection and analysis of the current situation of agriculture, medical, and construction and demolition waste management, reviewed continuously and promoted management strategies and reviewed “Industrial Self-Clearance and Treatment Waste Permit Management Regulation”. The following described four parts results of the work.
First, the project detailed planning and reviewed the agricultural waste management strategy, completed detail plans for the strategies implementation schedule and promotion measures, and reviewed continuously strategy, including the draft of the regulations, and number of discussions with the Council of Agriculture. The project updated national agricultural waste statistics analysis, submitted 2013 the fourth quarter (October to December) and 2014 the first quarter to third quarter (January to September) quarterly analysis. The project maintained the agricultural waste information website and handbook, and the website cumulative number of visitors reached 552 people. The project reviewed and amended agriculture-related industrial waste cleanup plan format. The project set the key performance indicators to refine agricultural waste management.
Second, the project detailed planning and reviewed the medical waste management strategy, completed detail plans for the strategies implementation schedule and promotion measures, and reviewed continuously strategy, including the draft of the regulations, and number of discussions with the Ministry of Health and Welfare. The project updated national medical waste statistics analysis, submitted 2013 the fourth quarter (October to December) and 2014 the first quarter to third quarter (January to September) quarterly analysis. The project maintained the medical waste information website and handbook, and the website cumulative number of visitors reached 52,162 people. The project reviewed and amended medical-related industrial waste cleanup plan format. The project reviewed the management scope of the biomedical wastes, and proposed amendments of the “Standards for Defining Hazardous Industrial Waste” and “Methods and Facilities Standards for the Storage, Clearance and Disposal of Industrial Waste”, and researched biomedical waste code adjustment, and assessed the code adjustment impact, and planed small waste sources manifest management system, and drafted "Biomedical Waste Flow Control Directions (draft)". The project reviewed medical waste recycling situation and management to propose improvement strategy. The project analyzed international biomedical waste treatment technology trends, and the treatment organization operation situation and treatment situation in United States, Japan, Korea, and Europe. The project held an exercise of epidemic waste clearance and disposal, and compiled the report. The project checked and tracked 20 hospitals for medical wastes and compiled the report. The project set the key performance indicators to refine medical waste management.
Third, the project detailed planning and reviewed the construction and demolition waste management strategy, completed detail plans for the strategies implementation schedule and promotion measures, and reviewed continuously strategy, including the draft of the regulations, and number of discussions with the Construction and Planning Agency. The project updated national construction waste statistics analysis, submitted 2013 the fourth quarter (October to December) and 2014 the first quarter to third quarter (January to September) quarterly analysis. The project quarterly maintained renewable green building materials information website and completed construction and demolition waste information website. The project reviewed and amended construction -related industrial waste cleanup plan format. The project according to experts opinions drafted “Construction Remaining Earthwork and Construction and Demolition Waste Horizontal Review Mechanism Template (draft)”; The project assisted local governments to establish decoration waste management regulations, including the “Household Decoration Waste Clearance Principles” and “Decoration Waste Clearance and Disposal Plan” Example. The project compiled “Environmental Protection Administration Construction Waste Source Reduction and Recycling Handbook” to strengthen communication. The project held a meeting of “County (City) Construction and Demolition Residue Treatment Sites Establishment Management Directions” reference template in February, 2014. The project set the key performance indicators to refine construction and demolition waste management.
Fourth, the project analyzed and reviewed existing management system of industrial self-clearance and treatment waste to amended “Industrial Self-Clearance and Treatment Waste Permit Management Regulation (draft)”. The project established the files of the industrial self-clearance and treatment waste licenses over the years. The project set the key performance indicators to refine management.
Innovatively qualitative performances of the project include an assessment of biomedical waste code adjustment impact, planning small waste sources manifest management system, and proposing recycling medical waste recycling improvement strategy, and providing “Construction Remaining Earthwork and Construction and Demolition Waste Horizontal Review Mechanism Template (draft)” to assist local governments to establish decoration waste management regulations, and proposing the amendments of the “Industrial Self-Clearance and Treatment Waste Permit Management Regulation (draft)”. Innovatively quantitative performance of the project is establishing the 65 files of the industrial self-clearance and treatment waste licenses over the years.
