The road to waste compliance in a clients emerging markets.
A multinational client operating across multiple African nations sought our expertise in identifying, sourcing, and reviewing environmental legislation relevant to their operations.
We conducted a comprehensive analysis, mapping out legislative requirements and highlighting areas of non-compliance. This gap analysis formed the foundation for a tailored action plan, enabling the client to address key regulatory challenges effectively.
The final report provided clear, actionable steps, empowering the client to align their operations with local environmental standards while mitigating compliance risks.
A Key point for our work was the correct identification of waste consent legislation within each country, our client operated within.
A critical phase of this project was undertaking document scrutiny to ensure that the identified legislation was applicable to our client, and requirements needed to be put into place.
A well thought out and concise action plan allowed our client to take immediate steps towards compliance and engage with local contractors and agencies to ensure correct permits were obtained. .
September 2024
Project is established. Client wants to understand waste consents in a range of African nations.
Early October 2024
We begin identifying applicable legislation in our clients areas of operations.
Mid October 2024
We reviewed gathered legislation for areas and requirements pertaining to discharge consents and permitting requirements.
End October 2024
We present our client with a tailored list of applicable legislation and outline the initial requirements and key contacts.
End October 2024
We presented our client with a gap analysis identifying priority actions and areas of largest concern given their current status of operations.
November 2024
We hand over the end deliverables to the client, consisting of a gap analysis, specific legislation and key next-steps.