paint product stewardship initiative washington, d.c. june 29-30, 2004
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Paint Product Stewardship Initiative
Washington, D.C.
June 29-30, 2004
June 29-30, 2004 Washington DC
PSI Paint Stewardship Meeting 2
Road Map
MEETING 2
MEETING 3
MEETING 1
AGREEMENTS
START
December 2003 April 2004 June 2004 September 2004
Workgroups #1-3•Develop findings•Draft work plans
Workgroups #8-10•Develop Findings•Draft work plans
Workgroups #4-7•Develop Findings
•Draft work plans
Discuss Priority Issues and Strategies
•Groups #1-3: present findings/plans• Discuss Issues/Strategies #4-7
•Groups #4-7: present findings/plans• Discuss Issues/Strategies #8-10
MEETING 4
Review progress Ratify agreements
Dialogue Meeting
Workgroup Activity
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Boston Meeting Outcomes Agreement on:
Stakeholder roles Dialogue mission Dialogue focus Dialogue purpose Problem statement Dialogue goals
Confirmed road map
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Stakeholder Roles – Recipe for a Successful Dialogue
Authorized to represent company, agency, or organization
Attend 4 meetings (or via phone) Active participation at and between meetings Jointly develop agreement Ensure your interests and others’ interests are met Only volunteer when you can follow through
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Dialogue Mission
We will seek to develop voluntary
initiatives/agreements to enhance product stewardship in the paint industry by January 1, 2005
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Possible Dialogue Outcomes Pilot projects with measurable results Business innovations/profitability studies
(e.g., reverse logistics potential) Model state policies (e.g., procurement) National standards (e.g., recycled paint,
definitions)
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Possible Dialogue Outcomes Model state or national education
campaign Model state or federal legislation National sustainable financing system for
the management of surplus paint
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Dialogue Focus
Post-consumer leftover paint Retail surplus paint Future Potential (not part of dialogue):
Manufacturer paint process efficiencies/waste
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Primary Dialogue Goal Develop initiatives that will result in:
Reduced paint waste; Efficient collection, reuse, and recycling of
leftover paint; Increased markets for recycled paint; and Sustainable financing systems to cover end-
of-life management costs for past and future products
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Supporting Goals Decrease illegal disposal of leftover paint Attain the highest value possible for
surplus paint Improve container collection/recycling Reduce paint toxicity
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Issues Discussed in Boston
Leftover Paint Disposal Collection (Financing)
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Workgroups
Workgroup A: Root Causes of Leftover Paint Workgroup B: Education Workgroup C: Deposit Incentive Workgroup D: Collection Infrastructure Workgroup E: Regulatory Barriers/Disincentives Workgroup F: Reuse Workgroup G: Financing
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Workgroup Activities• Participate in conference calls• Refine workgroup goals• Develop work plan including:
• Major tasks and timelines• Potential pilot opportunities• Staffing and funding requirements• Challenges and barriers
• Present findings/recommendations at CA meeting
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Sacramento CA Meeting Workgroup reports (discussion/decisions) Discuss new issues new workgroups
Non-paint uses of leftover paint Sale of paint with recycled content Recycled paint manufacturing (Financing)
Tours
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New Workgroups
Root Causes/Education Infrastructure (includes reuse) Regulatory Barriers/Disincentives Financing Business Plan for Recycled Paint Non-paint Uses for Recycled Paint
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Issues for Discussion in Washington DC
Sorting Managing containers Transportation (Financing)
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Washington DC Meeting Objectives
Clarify pilots/initiatives from workgroups.
Clarify the role of financing.
Begin to consider what type of dialogue outcome you want.
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What do we want to avoid? Avoid multiple state solutions Avoid unilateral state or federal regulation Avoid leaving the problem to someone else
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ISSUE DISCUSSION
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Issue/Strategy Discussion: Model
Ideal World: where do we want to be?
Now: what’s happening now?
Strategies: how do we get from Now to Ideal World?
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Issue/Strategy Discussion
Background technical information Clarify Issue and Strategies Parking lot: additional strategies Prioritize strategies
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MEETING WRAP UP
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Date for 4th meeting in Chicago
September 20-21