Canterbury Hazardous Waste Management Strategy Part 1: Policy Framework
This hazardous waste management strategy has been developed as part of the commitment by local authorities in Canterbury to work together to achieve integrated and environmentally sound management of hazardous wastes. The Strategy was reviewed in 2006 after five years of operation, and this document together with the Implementation Programme, outlines the councils’ current commitment to the improvement of the management of hazardous waste.

Canterbury Hazardous Waste Management Strategy Part 2: Implementation Programme 2005/06 - 2008-09
This hazardous waste management strategy has been developed as part of the commitment by local authorities in Canterbury to work together to achieve integrated and environmentally sound management of hazardous wastes. The Strategy was reviewed in 2006 after five years of operation, and this document together with the Policy Framework , outlines the councils’ current commitment to the improvement of the management of hazardous waste.

Canterbury Region Waste Data Technical Report, 1998 - 2005, and Addendum Report, 2001-2006
Environment Canterbury collects waste data from the Territorial Authorities to enable reporting on Canterbury’s waste amounts and waste management systems. These reports provide information on the amount of waste produced and disposed of regionally.

Progress of Canterbury’s Territorial Authorities Towards Meeting NZ Waste Strategy Targets
In July 2005, staff at Environment Canterbury undertook a review of the Canterbury Territorial Authorities progress towards meeting the targets within the New Zealand Waste Strategy. This report summarises the main findings of the review.

Awareness of Hazardous Waste Issues Among Domestic and Agricultural Sectors in Canterbury

Canterbury Hazardous Waste Management Strategy 1999 -2005
This hazardous waste management strategy has been developed as part of the commitment by local authorities in Canterbury to work together to achieve integrated and environmentally sound management of hazardous wastes. It is not a statutory document but seeks to provide guidance for local authority statutory plans, service delivery and regulation. While the Strategy is primarily designed to provide direction for local authorities, it will also provide guidance for hazardous waste generators and those individuals or organisations involved in the waste management industry.

Potential for the Reuse of Unwanted Agricutural Chemicals in the Canterbury Region (Part of the Hazardous Waste Management Strategy) Following a request by Environment Canterbury, a questionnaire was designed in association with the regional waste group staff, and a survey area carried out in Central and North Canterbury.

Development of a Hazardous Waste Reference Guide for Canterbury Local Authorities (Part of the Hazardous Waste Management Strategy)
This document is the development of a guideline for Territorial Local Authorities on what hazardous waste management options were available.

Guidelines for Siting, Construction and Use of Short-term Hazardous Waste Storage Facilities (Part of the Hazardous Waste Management Strategy)

Viability and Liabilities of Hazardous Waste Reuse, Recycling and/or Recovery Operations for Local Authorities (Part of the Hazardous Waste Management Strategy) The study has focussed on the seven hazardous waste streams that have been identified as a high priority for management in the Canterbury region