Waste Management Planning

Waste management planning is the cornerstone of any national, regional or local policy on waste management. Indeed, the establishment of a plan allows, taking stock of the existing situation, to define the objectives that need to be met in the future, to formulate appropriate strategies and identify the necessary implementation means.

The drawing up of waste management plans is required by EU legislation on waste. The Directive 2006/12/EC on waste sets out the general requirement in Article 7, while specific provisions are laid down with regard to Hazardous waste in Article 6 of Directive 91/689/EEC and Packaging and Packaging Waste in Article 6 of Directive 94/62/EC .

Guidance on waste management plans

With an aim to assist national, regional and local competent authorities when preparing waste management plans, the Commission has published a methodological guidance note. The guidance is of non-binding nature and should promote more coherent and appropriate planning practices in the Member States and Accession Countries, in compliance with the requirements of relevant EU legislation. The document is available in the following languages

en mt (pdf~600K)

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