The Tasmanian Waste and Resource Recovery Board provides independent strategic advice to the Minister and oversees the reinvestment of the landfill levy. We work closely with local government, industry and the broader community to reduce the generation of waste, improve resource recovery, and build the foundations of a circular economy.
Following due diligence undertaken by the Board, the Westbury BioHub project has been granted conditional funding of up to $12.5 million.
The Scholarship and Professional Development Program invests in the people whose work or study support Tasmania’s transition to a circular economy.
The Board is reinvesting $500,000 of landfill levy funds in community-led projects that reduce waste and keep materials in use.
Two highly experienced leaders, Tony Circelli and Andrew Kneebone, have been appointed to the Tasmanian Waste and Resource Recovery Board.
See funded projects, achievements, showing how waste levy investment reduces waste and improves resource recovery across Tasmania.
Practical tools and guides for households, businesses, and communities to reduce waste, recycle better, and support Tasmania’s circular economy.
Explore circular economy opportunities, innovation pathways, investment support, and advice for businesses reducing waste and improving resource recovery.
Explore recent case studies showcasing innovative waste management practices and resource recovery initiatives implemented by various organisations.
The Waste and Resource Recovery Board provides independent leadership to help Tasmania reduce waste and improve resource recovery, guided by their vision: “Tasmania – a place where nothing is wasted.” They oversee strategic investments of the landfill levy, guide the Waste and Resource Recovery Strategy, and support programs and initiatives that strengthen waste services and education across the state.