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Information on waste data collection systems in other countries

Under contract with the European Environment Agency. Information on waste data collection systems in other countries. Henrik Jacobsen Data manager. Outline of presentation. Discussion of data collection systems Project on data collection systems in other countries.

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Information on waste data collection systems in other countries

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  1. Under contract with the European Environment Agency Information on waste data collection systems in other countries Henrik Jacobsen Data manager

  2. Outline of presentation • Discussion of data collection systems • Project on data collection systems in other countries

  3. What are data collection systems? • Surveys • Administrative or other sources • Statistical estimation procedures • Combination of the foregoing methods

  4. Surveys • Collect information from response units • Normally a questionnaire for waste generators/collectors • Total or sample surveys

  5. Administrative sources • Established by an institution • Covers a small part of necessary information • E.g. trade statistics, packaging reports, farm surveys • Useful for the filling of gaps, but not for supplying core data sets

  6. Statistical estimation procedures • Estimation of waste generation by waste factors (e.g. kg per capita) • Determination of waste generation via waste collection or treatment

  7. Data collection systems in other countries • To get an overview of waste data collection systems in other countries • Act as an input for the further development of waste data collection systems in the West Balkans • Representatives from the selected countries will be present at the common workshop for the West Balkans

  8. Methodology • Screening of all EU-15 and 10-NMS • Develop a template and prefill the template for selected countries • Consultation in the countries • Overview of experience • Needs in the West Balkans (reporting obligations) • Overview including advantages and disadvantages for the West Balkans

  9. Selection of countries • Criteria for selection of systems • does the system meet the EU reporting requirements (WSR) • recently transposed to EU legislation • who collects data (waste generators, treatment facilities, public institutions) • role of the Statistical Office versus the EPA • the degree of centralised and decentralised data collection systems • Internet-based reporting

  10. Preliminary results • Selected countries • Estonia • Portugal • Romania • Hungary • Slovenia • Italy? • Austria?

  11. Estonia Estonian Environment Information Centre Data processing and dissemination County Government Collect and verify information Data collection Feed back Waste generators 10 or more employees Municipalities Organising collection of municipal waste Waste treatment plants

  12. Roles Public institutions Austria Sweden France UK Romania Slovenia Denmark The Netherlands Germany Estonia Portugal Waste generators Waste treatment facilities

  13. Next step • Assess the situation in the West Balkans • Assess the future needs (reporting obligations) • Analyse the experience from other countries • Prepare an overview of experience with advantages and disadvantages of the systems

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