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Blue Box Program Performance
This chart shows the quantity of Blue Box materials collected annually in Ontario by the current Blue Box Program that was approved by the provincial government in 2003. Our collection rates are expressed as a percentage of the quantity of materials sold into the marketplace by industry stewards. Performance is also shown in relation to the 2004 target approved by the provincial government (50%, rising to 60% in 2008).
Orange Drop Program (MHSW) Performance
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We track the quantities of hazardous or special materials that our stewards sell into the marketplace. Our performance is measured against annual provincial collection and diversion targets. We are also accountable for the accessibility of our Orange Drop Program—the number of sites where Ontario households can drop off nine categories of waste materials.
Aggregate Performance
Orange Drop Materials: 2012 Collection
2012 Tonnes Collected1
Performance by Material Category
1 Stewardship Ontario and Waste Diversion Ontario (WDO) agreed to align the 2012 calendar year with the performance targets for year 2 of the Consolidated Orange Drop Program Plan (MHSW). 2 Paints and Coatings/Aerosols.
2 Paints and Coatings/Aerosols.
2012 Tonnes Diverted1
1 Stewardship Ontario and Waste Diversion Ontario (WDO) agreed to align the 2012 calendar year with the performance targets for year 2 of the Consolidated Orange Drop Program Plan (MHSW).
2 Paints and Coatings/Aerosols.
Orange Drop Program (MHSW) Financial Performance
1 2012 surpluses and deficits are largely the result of per-unit-fee revenue received for Q1.
2 Deficits resulting from 2012 operations or accumulated to date will be used to offset future costs until drawn down.
3 Surpluses resulting from 2012 operations or accumulated to date will be used to offset future costs until drawn down. 4 Does not include surpluses and deficits resulting from 2012 operations.
Orange Drop Materials: 2011 Collection
Orange Drop Materials: 2011 Diversion
Accessibility
2012 Tonnes Collected1
Performance by Material Category
1 Stewardship Ontario and Waste Diversion Ontario (WDO) agreed to align the 2012 calendar year with the performance targets for year 2 of the Consolidated Orange Drop Program Plan (MHSW). 2 Paints and Coatings/Aerosols.
2 Paints and Coatings/Aerosols.
2012 Tonnes Diverted1
1 Stewardship Ontario and Waste Diversion Ontario (WDO) agreed to align the 2012 calendar year with the performance targets for year 2 of the Consolidated Orange Drop Program Plan (MHSW).
2 Paints and Coatings/Aerosols.
Orange Drop Program (MHSW) Financial Performance
1 2012 surpluses and deficits are largely the result of per-unit-fee revenue received for Q1.
2 Deficits resulting from 2012 operations or accumulated to date will be used to offset future costs until drawn down.
3 Surpluses resulting from 2012 operations or accumulated to date will be used to offset future costs until drawn down. 4 Does not include surpluses and deficits resulting from 2012 operations.
Orange Drop Materials: 2011 Collection
Orange Drop Materials: 2011 Diversion
Accessibility
Drop-off locations for Orange Drop materials include municipal recycling depots and events, automotive and return-to-retail locations, provincial parks and battery collection sites:
Funding from Stewards
The cost of operating the Blue Box Program is shared between stewards and municipalities. The Orange Drop Program is funded entirely by stewards under the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) model.
1 Nine Phase 1 materials