Reduction in waste generated relative to baseline as a result of technological or process changes
Unit
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The unit(s) of measurement applicable to the metric.
: Metric tonnes (t)
Indicator
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Indicators were developed by WBCSD. Learn more on the Methodology page.
: Waste minimized, reused, composted or recycled
Metric type
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The category of nature-related metrics. Learn more on the Methodology page.
: Response
Framework alignment notes
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The details of a metric’s alignment to each framework, including where the same or similar metric can be found within the listed framework.
GBF Target 7
TNFD A2.1 Reduction in waste generated relative to baseline as a result of technological or process changes.
Target example
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[Company name] will reduce [waste type] by [target amount, in absolute tonnes, or percentage] by [target year], compared to a [baseline year] baseline.
Target source: WBCSD target template
Sector
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Energy
Value chain stage
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Raw MaterialsManufacturing
Metric assessment
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The relevance and feasibility scores were determined by WBCSD member companies. Learn more on the Methodology page.
Relevance:Medium
Feasibility:Medium
Additional Metric Notes
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More details or context about the metric not captured above.
• Volatile organic compounds (VOC or NMVOC);
Related actions
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The other actions that the metric is mapped to.
Use recycled, renewable, or biodegradable materials to reduce reliance on virgin and fossil-based resources
Engage and collaborate with suppliers to adopt innovative, sustainable, and circular materials and solutions
Implement due diligence and traceability systems for all raw materials, ensuring that all materials used in the production stage are sourced sustainably
Collaborate with suppliers to develop and implement policies and administrative measures that reduce their impact on natural capital