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This report gives an overview of research commissioned by WSROC into community attitudes and behaviours about waste management across six Western Sydney councils - Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury, The Hills, Holroyd, Liverpool and Penrith City Councils.

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WSROC commissioned research with councils and stakeholders in Western Sydney on the resources and activities used by councils to engage with culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities about waste-related topics.

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This report was commissioned by WSROC and assesses the access to employment and public transport in the Western Sydney Region. The report analyses: Difference between employed residents and local jobs available; Job deficits by industry at a subregional and LGA level; Journey to work destinations, and; The distribution of population with direct access to a train station.

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WSROC Annual Report 2015 -2016

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Western Sydney councils have developed the Western Sydney Regional Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Strategy ‘The Regional Waste Strategy’ with milestone targets for recycling to reach 70% by 2021 and waste generation to reduce to below 7.8kg/capita/week by 2020/21.

With current recycling near 50% this requires an additional “20% to meet the gap”.

This options analysis forms part of the Waste Strategy works program 2014-17 and builds on an infrastructure needs assessment completed in August 2015 to determine how to meet the gap.

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Light Years Ahead was one of Australia's largest ever energy reduction projects, replacing 14,491 high emmission mercury vapour street lights with energy efficient LED lighting across 136 suburbs and nine council areas.

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The Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (WSROC) secured NSW Environmental Protection
Authority (EPA) Stage 1 regional litter grant funding to develop (from December 2015-May 2016) this document,
the Western Sydney Regional Litter Plan, detailing a strategy to reduce litter in the region. This document is
supported by the 2016-2017 Western Sydney Litter Regional Implementation Plan (L-RIP) that specifies priority
projects for implementation during the first year of the Regional Litter Plan.

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Part B - An independent technical review of the Western Sydney Airport draft EIS jointly funded by 11 Western Sydney councils.

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