WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICIES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN

0,56
MB EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: Current Policies and Trends

129
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1825
ID European Environment Agency

2001
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CONTENTS

Executive summary .2

Acknowledgment .11

List of Abbreviations .11

1. Identification data of the Consultant 14

2. Project objective 15

3. Introduction 16

4. Project methodology .20

4.1. Project team . 20

4.2. Communication of Project Team 22

4.3. Methodology of Data Collection 22

4.4. Data analysis 25

4.5. Methodology of synthesis . 25

4.6. Case Studies 26

5. Data Availability and Quality.28

5.1. Data completeness and comparability . 28

5.1. Data availability 32

5.3. Conclusions . 35

6. Current State of Waste Management in CEECs.38

6.1. Total Generated Waste 38

6.2. Structure of the Total Waste . 40

6.3. Solid Municipal Waste . 43

6.4. Hazardous Waste . 46

6.5. Selected Types of Waste . 47

6.6. Conclusions . 48

7. Waste management .50

7.1. Landfilling. 50

7.2. Incineration. 53

7.3. Waste Incineration in the Czech Republic . 55

7.4. Separated Collection and Recycling. 56

7.5. Plastic Waste 59

7.6. End-of-life vehicles 60

7.7. Waste Oils 60

7.8. Lead Batteries 61

7.9. Packaging and Packaging Waste 61

7.10. New Problems 62

7.11. Conclusions 64

8. Strategic Planning in Waste Sector in CEECs.67

8.1. Bulgaria 68

8.2. Czech Republic 69

8.3. Estonia 70

8.4. Hungary 72

8.5. Latvia 73

8.6. Lithuania. 74

8.7. Poland. 74

8.8. Romania 75

8.9. Slovak Republic . 76

8.10. Slovenia 77

8.11. Conclusions 77

9. Waste Management Instruments in CEECs .82

9.1. Legislative Instruments . 82

9.2. Definition of Economic Instruments. 83

9.3. Economic Instruments in Waste Management Policies of CEECs. 85

9.4. User Charges on Municipal Waste 87

9.5. Disposal Charges/Taxes 90

9.6. Product Charges 92

9.7. Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). 93

9.8. Other Instruments 93

9.9. Conclusions . 94

10. Financing of Waste Management .96

ANNEX I: .102

Waste oils in the Czech Republic .102

ANNEX II: 104

Executive Summaries of Case Studies 104

Voluntary agreement on packaging take-back and recovery: EKO-KOM System 104

Management of End-of-Life Vehicles in Poland 111

Management System for Waste Batteries and Accumulators in Slovenia 116

ANNEX III: .126

Correlation of GDP with generation of solid municipal waste (SMW) .126

Input data . 126

Linear relationship between GDP and SMW 126