Campo Grande Ecological Footprint 2012

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Campo Grande’s Ecological Footprint

through the Ecological Tax policy. The programme was officially instituted by Complementary Law no 150, dated January 20, 2010. It is currently being regulated and there is no end date set for it. Integrated Management of Construction Residues Plan Objective: Regulate and manage all the waste materials stemming from building activities in the municipality. Project start date: Diagnosis was in 2009 and the Law was published in July 2010 Link to the Footprint: Reduction in the quantities of residues and availability of areas formerly used to deposit them. Specific Objectives (com data): By 2012, implant ten points for the reception of small volumes of construction residues with a view to receiving at least 70% of the small volumes of residues that are currently disposed of irregularly; Implementation of residue management plans on large-scale construction ventures and works; By 2012, implantation of at least two areas of Trans-shipment and Screening for the reception of large volumes of residues; By 2012, implantation of a recycling plant for construction residues. Description: The Integrated Management Plan defined responsibilities attributed to large scale producers of residues and instituted the Municipal Construction Residues Management Programme to handle the destiny of small volumes of such residues. It also regulates issues affecting transporters of the material. Environmental Education Centre Objective: Promote and provide support for the environmental education process in Campo Grande; unfold educational actions addressing environmental education; Ensure that the Centre is used as a space for the discussion of environmental education and putting it into practice; Discuss and stimulate transforming actions and the construction of new values.

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