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Solid Waste Management Plans
Create best practice strategies for cost-effective, impactful plans.
We are experts in crafting efficient, impactful, and actionable plans.
We have 30+ years of experience in moving organizations and communities through solid waste management processes. We incorporate best practices honed across engagement with hundreds of communities and states across the United States.
Our philosophy has always been to look at the entire recovery system
From collection and processing to policy and engagement, we create comprehensive solutions to assist our clients through identifying their needs and tailoring solutions that work.
RRS has decades of experience supporting public and private sector clients in the development of holistic, forward-thinking solid waste master plans.
Your solution can include:
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Economic Analysis & Financing Strategies
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Communications & Marketing
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Data & Mapping
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Waste Characterization
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Community & Stakeholder Engagement
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Policy Development
RRS’s approach to solid waste management planning incorporates a rigorous strategic planning process.
We also develop a comprehensive understanding of the entire waste management system through key stakeholder interviews, data collection and analysis, program evaluation, waste generation modeling for various types of wastes and recycled commodities, national scope database utilization for program and generation data for the U.S. and Canada, geographical information system (GIS) application, best practice benchmarking and financial modeling. RRS can update an existing plan, identify the feasibility of alternative options, or build a plan from the ground up, including implementation and community outreach planning.
Our systems-based approach results in actionable and realistic sustainable materials management plans that maximize impacts, societal benefits, and community acceptance.
We’re here to help you create a plan that meets your community’s needs and set you up for success in the future.
