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	Wasteminz: Waste Management Institute NZ Inc A non-profit organisation, founded in 1989, with the aim of providing a national body to promote & develop the science, art and practice of the sound management of waste and to serve as a forum for the exchange of knowledge of waste management both locally and international. Over 300 members are provided with newsletters & reports & information plus a library and regular workshops & seminars. An annual conference which provides opportunities for learning, sharing information & networking.
	Zero Waste NZ Trust What is Zero Waste? A breakthrough strategy that aims to redesign the way that resources and materials flow through our communities. The ultimate goal of Zero Waste is to create a closed loop materials economy where products are made to be reused, repaired and recycled; an economy that minimises the ultimately eliminates waste. Zero Waste N Z Trust was established in 1997 to promote the Zero Waste concept and develop the strategies needed to deal with New Zealand's growing waste problem
	The Waste Exchange A free data base to help businesses swap & re-use their waste rather than dumping it in landfills. It is a region-wide information exchange designed to help businesses find markets for industrial by-products, surplus materials & waste. You can register your products and be matched with others who can re-use these wastes.

	Aggregate & Quarry Assn of NZ Companies involved in extracting & supplying gravel & allied materials formed the AQA in 1969 in response to a need for an industry group that could represent aggregate suppliers on a range of issues as well as liase with specifiers and end users of the material. Training, education, rehabilitation of quarries & associated environmental issues are key concerns.