9 The minimum grant for feasibility studies will be $10,000. The minimum grant for other projects will be $50,000. * Note that waste minimisation means minimising waste for disposal. Disposal means— (a) the final (or more than short-term) deposit of waste into or onto land set apart for that purpose; or (b) the incineration of waste. SECTION A: Applicant details See pages 14 and 15 of the Guide for Applicants for information on how to complete this section. Organisation details Organisation’s legal name one name only Trading name (if different) Description of your organisation Physical address include post code Postal address include post code Telephone Website address GST number Enter ‘N/A’ if you are not GST registered. Legal entity status select one only Incorporated society Charitable trust Limited partnership Māori trust board (You will be required to provide a certificate of incorporation if you are invited to Stage II of the funding process) Limited liability or cooperative company Territorial authority Other please specify If you are applying on behalf of a territorial authority, please explain why this project: is not funded out of your council’s baseline funding does not fall under your council’s core responsibilities is not funded out of levy money received under section 31 of the Waste Minimisation Act 2008.
How much waste does your project propose to reduce, reuse, recycle or recover? Do not double count tonnages. Please note, some projects may not divert waste (eg, feasibility studies). Enter N/A if this is the case. Baseline Forecast after project completion How much waste are you currently diverting from landfill (per annum), if any? Estimated diversion from landfill in the first year after project completion Reduce To lessen the generation of waste, including by using products more efficiently, or by redesigning products. For a product, this includes lessening the generation of waste. tonnes tonnes Reuse To use waste or diverted material (in its existing form) further, for the original purpose of the materials or products that constitute the waste or diverted material, or for a similar purpose. tonnes tonnes Recycle To reprocess waste or diverted material to produce new materials. tonnes tonnes Recover To extract materials or energy from waste or diverted material, for further use or processing (includes making compost). tonnes tonnes Total tonnes per year currently tonnes per year after completion Please describe the source of tonnage data detailed above. If you are unable to provide tonnage figures for your project then please explain why. Please describe how you will measure the amount of waste your project will minimise:
Email Name Phone Email $0.00 Name Phone Email $0.00 Name Phone Email $0.00 Name Phone Email $0.00 Health and safety It is important that you have the necessary health and safety policies, resources and expertise to safely undertake and complete the project. You will be asked to submit a health and safety plan if you are invited to proceed to Stage II Does your organisation have a health and safety policy? Yes No If Yes, please state when this was last reviewed/updated. Has your organisation been issued with any notices under the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992? (or any replacement Yes No If Yes, please provide details.