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| Title | Developing Priorities in Recycling Markets |
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Developing Priorities in Recycling Markets (Number of pages: 84) (Publication Size: 1323KB)
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| Author(s) | Lars Borson-Paine, Sylvaine Bucher, Kristine Jones, and Becca Walker, graduate students at the University of Washington Evans School of Public Policy and Governance | ||||
| Description | The Washington Recycling Development Center (RDC) is a collaboration of the Washington Departments of Ecology and Commerce with guidance from a 14-member advisory board. The RDC is directed by state law to bolster recycling markets in Washington State.1 As a relatively small and recently formed (2019) program, the RDC is working to establish methods to prioritize staff time and resources. To help shape its approach to prioritization, the RDC contracted with the University of Washington’s Evans School of Public Policy and Governance Student Consulting Lab (Evans School) for this study. Evans School consultants aimed to answer the following research questions: -- What are effective ways for the RDC to use quantitative metrics and qualitative factors to inform its operations, priorities, and decision-making for market development? -- What experiences of other organizations could inform the RDC’s investments? |
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| Contact | Mya Keyzers at 360-489-5652 or mya.keyzers@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
| Keywords | economic development, recycle, economic, economic analysis, recycling, Evans School |
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