Circular North’s 5-year strategic plan is aimed at supporting northern Tasmania's transition to a Circular Economy.
In most areas of Tasmania, households are provided with a recycling bin with a yellow lid and a general waste bin with a red lid. In certain municipalities, residents can access a green-lidded bin for FOGO.
Background
The Circular North Strategic Plan 2025-2030 introduces a vision, goals, targets, and actions to drive progress, focusing on landfill diversion and increasing resource recovery, all of which emphasise facilitating collaboration, supporting strategic alignment, and improving waste management data and reporting.
The plan identifies goals, targets and actions to align with existing national, state and local waste management strategies.
The vision
The Circular North vision is to support northern Tasmania to transition to a Circular Economy by fostering collaboration and resource-sharing at a regional level, while aligning closely with state and national waste management targets.
Four goals have been developed to guide Circular North towards its vision, enabling a holistic approach to improving waste management in the region. These goals encompass Circular North’s role in supporting stakeholders, facilitating improvements in infrastructure, leading strategic direction, and advocating for regional development.
Learn more by reading the full plan, available in the 'resources' section below.
Veolia's material sorting facility in Spreyton. Picture: Veronica Schilling, Dulverton Waste Management
Resources
Circular North is supported by the Tasmanian Government, through the Tasmanian Waste and Resource Recovery Board.