Organics Management Survey of BC Local Governments ~ 2022
Thanks to the Communities who have taken the survey!
Raw data and contact information for outreach and learning is shared with any communities who take the survey for follow up with each other.
Alberni Clayoquot Regional District * Capital Regional District * Cariboo Regional District * Columbia Shuswap Regional District * Cowichan Valley Regional District * Metro Vancouver/ Solid Waste Services * qathet Regional District * Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako * Regional District of Central Kootenay * Regional District of Central Okanagan * Regional District of East Kootenay * Regional District of Fraser-Fort George * Regional District of Nanaimo * Sunshine Coast Regional District * Comox Valley Regional District * Bowen Island Municipality * City of Abbotsford * City of Burnaby* City of Campbell River * City of Kamloops * City of Kelowna * CIty of Penticton * City of Richmond * City of Vancouver * District of Kitimat * District of North Vancouver * District of Saanich * District of Squamish * Resort Municipality of Whistler
SURVEY WILL BE RESET IN 2024
Inspired by member interest, Coast Waste Management Association undertook an Organics Management Survey of BC Local Governments. In search of baseline industry information to share with one another, the survey was sent to multiple contacts at each Regional District and selected municipalities across the province. Regional Districts were encouraged to send to cities, regions, and other municipal groups within their district.
We received 39 responses in total. After duplicates or partially filled details, we excluded 10 surveys. The dataset then relies on feedback from 29 organizations.
The overall response was low given the extent of the outreach, however, as a first attempt to gather details in this way, we feel it is a good start. The overall goal was to build a useful snapshot in an effort to help each other learn and we feel that was achieved.
The survey was open from from March 6 to April 12, 2022.
While not statistically thorough, the information gathered was from a variety of respondents representing typical scenarios across the Province.
Information is presented in aggregate and adjusted for any duplication within regions.
Review the Results:
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