WRAP’s webinars for local authorities cover a range of topics and best practice relevant to local government. Register for upcoming events below.
Introduction to the power and potential of the eTEEP tool
03 July 2025 14:00 BST
Simpler Recycling legislation requires local authorities to collect, as a minimum, paper and card separately from other dry recyclables (plastic, metal and glass) unless it is not technically or economically practicable or there is no significant environmental benefit. A written assessment is required where one or more of these apply.
In this session we will provide a demonstration of WRAP's new tool, designed to support Local Authorities with preparation of their written assessments.
Register here for webinar Introduction to the power and potential of the eTEEP tool
Introducing CarbonWARM2
16 July 2025 10:00 BST
CarbonWARM2 is the latest version of the Carbon Waste and Resources Metric developed by WRAP on behalf of Defra. This updated version provides conversion factors that enable organisations to assess the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with waste management practices, expressed in carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e). It serves as an essential tool for evaluating and improving waste management strategies.
The webinar will run through the aims and objectives of the tool and highlight the updates in this enhanced version. We will also apply it to some real life LA examples to show it in practice.
Register here for webinar Introducing CarbonWARM2
Gate Fees 2024/25 Report; Comparing the costs of alternative waste treatment options
10 September 10:00 AM GMT
The latest in WRAP's running series of gate fees reports provides recent gate fees for materials recycling facilities, in-vessel composting, anaerobic digestion, energy from waste, and non-hazardous landfill. The webinar will provide the opportunity to delve deeper into the report findings with Dan Roberts and Griff Palmer, highlighting the key learning opportunities from the research, look at how local authorities can apply the data to help make informed decisions in a period of change and provide a platform to answer any questions that you may have and provide feedback on how future surveys could be conducted and improved upon.
Register here for Gate Fees 2024/25