NLWA definition
Examples of NLWA in a sentence
The anticipated improvements in collection rates then inform the undertaking we provide to the NLWA about the volume of recycling and residual waste which we require to be processed on our behalf.
This provides both clear financial savings and additionally will enable the service to develop incrementally to ensure that we are in the best position to meet the targets agreed with the NLWA.
The report seeks approval to reflect the proposed changes in the submission of Part B schedules to the NLWA.
It is right to review our position at this stage as the NLWA procurement reaches a critical and final part of the process and boroughs come together on the IAA.
This is our statutory waste strategy, and we have worked together with the NLWA to procure a long term waste treatment contract.
For its part the NLWA is in the latter stage a major procurement process that will facilitate fundamental change in its arrangements for processing waste.
The material is taken for sorting to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) in Bow under contractual arrangements set up by NLWA.
The shift to single stream co-mingled recycling arrangements works as a platform that enables ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ to contribute towards the NLWA region achieving its target recycling rate of 40% through borough collection services by 2020 (other measures will also need to be considered in order to achieve this rate), and mitigate some of the additional future costs of waste disposal and collection.
A draft joint waste strategy was prepared by the eight partners (the seven boroughs and the NLWA) in 2004 setting out the partners' plans for managing waste between 2004 and 2020.
Given the changes at NLWA level, the risk of service disruption would be unnecessarily increased.