Waste Management Overruns from Inadequate POE
Definition
POE identifies waste stream issues, but manual processes lead to persistent low recycling rates and source waste, driving up contractor fees and disposal expenses.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 20,000/year per building site from suboptimal waste diversion and collection[1]
- Frequency: Quarterly waste audits required in POE framework
- Root Cause: Manual occupant engagement and segregation assessments fail to sustain improvements
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Regenerative Design firms in Australia 🇦🇺 incur AUD 20,000/year per site in excess waste costs. Automated tracking optimizes segregation and reduces landfill fees.
Affected Stakeholders
Sustainability consultants, Waste contractors, Occupant engagement teams
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Financial Impact
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Cost of Poor Quality in POE Non-Compliance
Capacity Loss from POE Performance Gaps
Non-compliance with EPBC Act
Rework from Inaccurate Baseline Mapping
Idle Time During Manual Site Observation
Verification Non-Compliance and Credit Issuance Failure
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