Appendix A Target and Indicators for Plan Objectives

Draft Litter Management Plan 2021-2023

Closed8 Mar, 2021, 9:00am - 5 Apr, 2021, 5:00pm

1.1 Promote Recycling and Recovery
	Action	Target	Indicator
1	Ensure adequate servicing and cleaning of existing bring facilities to encourage use	46 Bring Centres	No. of Collections per annum No. of cleaning services per annum
2	Identify communities which would benefit from new bring centre facilities	Community Leaders	No. of new bring centres per annum
3	Continue with the upgrade of bring centre signage	46 Bring Centres	Number Upgraded to date (baseline Jan 2021) Number upgraded per annum
4	Promote awareness of our recycling facilities through information campaigns	Communities	No. of campaigns per annum
5	Continue with roll out of CCTV across the bring centres to help prevent littering	46 Bring Centres	Number with CCTV to date (baseline Jan 2021) Number upgraded per annum
6	Identify any shortfall in existing bring centres and provide further receptacles where required to improve service	Communities	No. of engagements with community leaders per annum
7	Continue with enforcement actions arising from littering at bring centres to deter further littering	Enforcement Team	No. of fines issued
8	Monitor level of service provided by service providers	Environment Department	No. of reviews per annum

2.1 Enforcement
	Action	Target	Indicator
1	Management of authorised & unauthorised ELV sites	Authorised ELV sites Unauthorised ELV sites Social Media	No. of Planned Inspections No. of Multi Agency Actions
2	Management of C&D Waste - authorised and unauthorised sites	Construction sites Authorised Sites Unauthorised sites Waste Collection Permit Holders	Number of planned inspections Annual Return Data on NWCPO No of complaints
3	Illegal Dumping (unaccounted for waste) (including waste byelaws enforcement)	Rogue operators Social Media Businesses Householders	No of Complaints No of Enforcement Actions No. of clean ups per annually
4	Unauthorised Waste Collectors	Householders Communities Businesses Social Media	No of Complaints No of Enforcement Actions No. of Multi Agency Actions
5	Unauthorised sites of Concern	Large sites of illegal dumping Possible criminal activity	No of Sites identified per annum
6	Management of Commercial Food Waste	Businesses, Hotels, restaurants, Take always & Hospitals	No. of Planned Inspections No of Enforcement Actions
7	Management of Commercial Dry Recyclables and Back Door packaging	Businesses identified through PRI schemes from our WERLA offices	No. of Planned Inspections No of Enforcement Actions
8	Encourage the public & Businesses to report illegal dumping and littering via the litter line 1800-200-156 by its promotion.	Businesses Householders Communities	No. of Complaints No. of Litter Fines No. of Enforcement Actions

3.1 Educate and Raise Public Awareness
	Action	Target	Indicator
1	Communicate the anti-litter awareness message	Schools Communities Businesses	No. of initiatives annually
2	Support the Green School Programme	Continue the increase in the number of schools taking part in this programme	NOAC-Local Authority Performance Indicator
3	Support Tidy Town Entrants & proactive community groups	Tidy town groups Active Community Groups	No. of tidy town entrants annually
4	Support & Promote Community Clean Ups	Schools Communities Businesses	No. of clean ups per annually
5	Implement waste prevention campaigns to eliminate/decrease use of single use plastic	Schools Communities Businesses	No. of initiatives annually
6	Liaise with stakeholders with common interests to combat litter collectively	Schools Communities Businesses NGO’s	No. of Stakeholders engagement annually
7	Work with youth programmes to communicate the anti-litter message	Scouting Ireland Girl Guide Ass. Foroige Local Youth Clubs TY Projects	No. of Initiatives completed annually
8	Complete promotions on enforcement advancement and successful outcomes within the limits of the Data Protection Act	Communities	No. of News Releases Issued No. of Social Media Posts issued

4.1 Street Cleaning & Litter Prevention Programme
	Action	Target	Indicator
1	Replace litter bins that are deemed no longer fit for purpose when funding becomes available	Considered when appropriate	No. of litter bins replaced annually
2	Litter bin installation to be considered under village and town renewal schemes	Considered for appropriate schemes	No. of new installations annually
3	Road sweeper schedule to be maintained throughout the city and county and reviewed annually in accordance to available budgets	Maintain level of service	No. of hours per month
4	City’s Litter Prevention Measures to be continued and reviewed annually	Retain all current measures	No. of measures per annum
5	Municipal District Offices to continue Litter Prevention Measures and co-ordinate with communities as appropriate	Retain all current measures	Retain all current measures
6	Support local communities via funding to ensure they can continue local litter prevention measures	Maximise number of applications for available supports	No. of grants provided annually. Grant funded amounts per annum
7	Co-ordinate waste prevention measures to limit the amount of litter being generated by promoting schemes such as reusable drink bottles, the placement of public water fonts as infrastructure is being developed	Co-ordinate measures with national initiatives Seek out potential community projects via the Waste Prevention Grant	No. of initiatives completed per annum No. of waste prevention grants approved per annum
8	Complete a feasibility study on the installation of litter bins with segregation units for dry recyclables and food/compostable waste in areas of street food vendors	Complete a minimum of one trial period at the City Market to determine feasibility	KG of organic waste diverted per trial.

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