How the change works
- 01 / Public decision
Accessible collection
- 02 / Physical change
Residual rate
- 03 / Possible outcome
Favorite separation and prevention
A fee linked to residual waste may encourage separation, if the service makes it easy to provide each material.
Research and local documents ↓What the evidence tells us
The case of Treviso documents the door-to-door and the on-time rate in 2014. Service and incentive work together.
Putting the choices into practice
Service
The challengeMixed-waste bins
The responseDedicated collections
Tariff
The challengeWithout connection with the residue
The responseFee linked to residual waste
Fairness
The challengeIgnored special needs
The responseAllowances and checks
The diagram compares choices and conditions for putting them into practice. Measured outcomes and their limits are discussed in the evidence.
Research and local documents ↓Conditions and limits
Data about the city and the entire basin are not interchangeable. The 2015 forecasts are not observed results; abandonments and the quality of the collection also count.
Other possible benefits
Greater transparency between service, materials and costs.
Research and local documents
- Local document and reported findingContarina in E, 2015 · The Treviso experience ↗
Technical description of the door-to-door and of the pricing; distinguishes the city and the basin served.
- Local project or policy documentContarina · Ecocalendar Treviso 2026 ↗
Local service rules and explanation of the on-time rate.
