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Waste Statistics 2001

Contents

1 Introduction

2 Waste generation and treatment

• 2.1 Waste generation 2001 and developments 2000 - 2001
• 2.2 Treatment of waste in 2001
• 2.3 Treatment of waste, WITHOUT residues and construction and demolition waste
• 2.4 Treatment by sources and waste types
• 2.5 Developments in waste generation 1995 - 2001

3 Recycling

• 3.1 Recycling analysed by fractions
• 3.2 Paper and cardboard
• 3.3 Plastic
• 3.4 Bottles and glass
• 3.5 Ferrous metals
• 3.6 Organic waste for composting, wood chipping and bio gasification
• 3.7 Tyres

4 Hazardous waste

5 Imports and exports of waste

• 5.1 Imports
• 5.2 Exports
• 5.3 Imports and exports of waste subject to mandatory notification
• 5.4 OECD codes

6 Waste sources and status compared to targets for 2004

• 6.1 Residues from waste incineration plants
• 6.2 Waste from building and construction activities
• 6.3 Waste generated by households
  • 6.3.1 Household waste per capita and per household
  • 6.3.2 Domestic waste
  • 6.3.3 Bulky waste
  • 6.3.4 Garden waste
• 6.4 Waste from manufacturing industries
• 6.5 Waste from institutions, trade and offices
• 6.6 Residues from coal-fired power plants
• 6.7 Sludge from municipal wastewater treatment plants

7 Incineration plants and landfills

• 7.1 Incineration plants

8 Projection of waste generation

• 8.1 Model suitability for describing historical developments
• 8.2 Baseline projection of waste generation 1994 - 2020
• 8.3 Waste 21 projection 2000 - 2020

Annex 1. Tables of waste generation

Annex 2 Principles for distribution of waste received at recycling centres and transfer stations

Annex 3 Hazardous waste generation

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