| Source | Comments |
|---|---|
| Guidance Document on the Preparation of Technical Guidelines for the Environmentally Sound Management of Wastes Subject to the Basel Convention. Basel Convention. | This guidance should be used when developing strategies for managing wastes within a country. It includes four sets of technical guidelines on various waste streams. |
| Technical Guidelines for the Identification and Environmentally Sound Management of Plastic Wastes and for Their Disposal. Basel Convention. 2002. | This document focuses on the technical aspects of managing plastic wastes, with particular emphasis on their recycling. |
| E-waste in New Zealand: Taking Responsibility for End-of-life Computers and TVs. MacGibbon J, Zwimpfer L. 2006. Computer Access NZ Trust. | This report provides information on the e-waste sector in New Zealand and explores options available to New Zealand. It draws on experiences in other countries and other sectors in New Zealand. |
| Design for Environment Guidelines 2006(www.plastics.org.nz/, PDF, 2.96 MB). Plastics New Zealand. 2006. Plastics New Zealand Best Practice Programme. | These guidelines give anyone developing plastic products an easy-to-use method for developing products in a way that minimises the environmental impact. Those using the guidelines might include marketers, product designers, raw material suppliers, toolmakers, manufacturers, distributors and brand owners. |
Last updated:15 March 2011