| Item |
Target |
Indicator |
Municipal solid waste
1. Waste treatment facilities
|
Reduce the amount of waste, promote recycling and reuse, and employ volume-reducing waste treatment/processing methods in order to reduce volume of final disposal at landfill sites, and follow through with final disposal. |
| (1) |
Rate of waste recycling
16% (2002) → 21% (2007)
|
| (2) |
Rate of waste treatment
95%(2002) → 97%(2007)
|
| (3) |
Remaining capacity of final landfill sites for municipal solid waste
Maintain the FY 2002 level
|
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| 2. Power generation from waste |
Promote thermal recycling to generate electricity as much as possible during the incineration of waste that must be incinerated. |
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| 3. Night soil treatment
facilities |
Abolish ocean dumping of night soil and septic tank sludge, and carry out sanitary land-based treatment. |
| (4) |
Sanitary treatment rate of night soil
96% (2002) → ca.100% (2007)
|
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4. Johkasoh
| Note: |
Johkasoh is an on-site treatment system of domestic wastewater. |
|
Promote septic tank treatment of night soil and domestic effluent to protect the aquatic environment. |
| (5) |
Rate of population with effluent treatment services
76% (2002) → 86% (2007)
|
| (6) |
Rate of population with household wastewater treatment facilities
8% (2002) → 11% (2007)
|
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Industrial waste
5. Waste treatment centers
|
Promote proper treatment of industrial waste. |
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| 6. PCB treatment facilities |
Promote the treatment of PCB waste. |
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