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Wastewi$e Scheme is a recognition scheme
established to aid Hong Kong business
(including the construction industry)
in adopting measures to reduce the amount
of waste generated within their establishments
or generated through the services and
products they provide and recognize
the waste reduction efforts of those
companies. |
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Environmental Protection Department
(EPD) is the organiser of the Scheme
and the Hong Kong Productivity Council
(Wastewi$e Adviser) is responsible for
the co-ordination, assessment and provision
of assistance to those companies that
join the Scheme. When business achieve
the targets that they have set within
a period of 12 months their good efforts
will be recognized and they will be
granted the use of the Wastewi$e Logo
by the Government. |
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| China
State has 11 construction sites participated
in the Wastewi$e Scheme in 2002. They
are : |
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Shatin
Tai Wai Formation (ST78/99) |
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2.
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The
project for the Construction of Building
4 Science Park at Pak Shek Kok |
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Construction
of Redevelopment of Kwai Chung Estate
Phase 4 |
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4.
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Tin
Shui Wai Area 101, Phase 2 |
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Formation
& associated infrastructure works
for development at Choi Wan Road &
Jordan Valley (CV/2000/06) |
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Redevelopment of Tsing Yi Area 10, Phase 2 |
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North
Part of West Kowloon Reclamation Site
10 Phase 1 |
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North
Part of West Kowloon Reclamation Site
10 Phase 2 |
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9.
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West
Kowloon Draining Implement Stage 2,
Phase 2 – Tai Hang Tung Storage Scheme |
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Infrastructure of Penny's Bay Development – Contract
1 (CV/2000/09) |
| 11. |
Construction
of Tai Po Complex at Area 1, Tai Po |
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shall incorporate the Wastewi$e measures
in our daily operation to reduce waste
generation, recovering, re-using and
recycling waste in order to reduce the
amount of waste disposed of at landfill. |
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