Gestion des déchets et économie circulaire (ancienne série de projets d'inspection des décharges)
Résultats du projet
Rapports
Traitement des déchets avant leur mise en décharge conformément à l'art. 6 de la directive sur la mise en décharge : première analyse
2017-12-06
e rapport présente les résultats de la section du projet IMPEL Landfill consacrée à la mise en œuvre par les États membres de l'UE de l'article 6 de la directive 1999/31/CE concernant la mise en décharge des déchets, afin d'étudier la situation dans les États membres en ce qui concerne la mise en décharge des déchets non traités. Une enquête a été diffusée au préalable. Le rapport comprend - une analyse des différentes approches pour évaluer la nécessité d'un traitement avant la mise en décharge - une analyse des critères et des technologies pour le traitement des déchets - des instructions d'autorisation pour le mélange des déchets - des observations sur une méthodologie commune pour évaluer les PNA lorsqu'il s'agit de déchets stables et non réactifs - des suggestions pour une proposition de directive sur la mise en décharge des déchets non traités - des informations sur les procédures de mise en décharge des déchets non traités
Inventory Analisys (2016 protected)
Inventory Analysis on Landfill site management across The Europe
Guidance on Making the Circular Economy Work (2019)
This guidance document, prepared for regulators, focuses on the circular economy, particularly how to apply existing EU environmental, chemical, and product laws to promote circular innovations. The document explains key EU legislation like the Waste Framework Directive (WFD), Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR), and REACH, providing detailed annexes for each. It highlights the challenges regulators face in facilitating circular innovations, such as assessing end-of-waste status and navigating complex regulations. Practical tools are included to support regulators in these areas, including a proposed database for end-of-waste decisions. The document also emphasizes the needs and concerns of innovative businesses in the circular economy. It provides insights into how regulators can support businesses by providing access to information, clarifying regulations, and fostering a more coherent approach across the EU. Finally, the document explores the problem of plastic waste, summarizing EU policies and illustrating a more circular use of plastics.
Waste management and Circular Report Economy (previous Landfill Inspections Project series)
This document outlines the project's structure, meetings held, and networking efforts with other organizations. The document also details the work of various subgroups, including those focused on training, landfill guidance, the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) and circular economy, byproducts, and REACH regulations. A key initiative is the development of an end-of-waste database to facilitate information sharing and uniformity in decision-making
Landfill project (2011-2012)
The project resulted in a draft guidance document and checklist for landfill inspections, intended to promote consistent application of the Landfill Directive across EU member states. Key activities included: Information exchange through an online platform (Basecamp), A questionnaire to assess knowledge gaps and inspection needs across member states, A workshop in Sardinia to discuss inspection practices, challenges, and potential tools. Joint inspections in Slovenia and Romania focusing on waste acceptance, gas control, and soil and groundwater protection.
Landfill project (2013)
This report summarizes the findings of joint inspections of landfills in the Czech Republic, Croatia, and Poland conducted in 2013.he inspections focused on criteria and procedures for accepting waste, gas control, protection of soil and water, including groundwater, water control and leachate management. Inspectors from various EU member states participated in the inspections, using a standardized checklist to evaluate landfill operations.
Landfill project (2014 compressed)
This report summarizes various activities, including joint inspections, workshops, and training sessions in multiple countries from 2011 to 2014. The report includes details about the project's organization, the inspection teams involved, and the conclusions and recommendations from the joint inspections conducted in England and Portugal in 2014. It also highlights the need for continued training for inspectors and updating of the inspection guidance and checklist based on the experiences and knowledge gained
Guidence on REACH and Circular Economy/ 2023
This report examines the application of REACH Regulation (EU) No 1907/2006 to by-products and End-of-Waste materials within the Circular Economy. The report clarifies the relationship between REACH and waste legislation, specifically the Waste Framework Directive, providing practical examples and guidance on determining REACH obligations for waste-derived substances. The report covers key REACH aspects, including registration, authorization, restrictions, and exemptions, with a dedicated section on recycled plastics and enforcement in recovery plants.
Landfill Inspection Project Report Zaandam meeting (2016)
The meeting focused on to finalize the "Inspection Guidance Book for Landfill Inspection." Three new member states, Turkey, Belgium, and Portugal, joined the project. The meeting focused on finalizing inspection guidance, discussing pre-treatment of waste, and testing the inspection checklist at the Nauerna landfill.
Landfill Inspection Project Malta meeting (2016)
The meeting focused on reviewing and amending a guidance document and checklist for landfill inspections. Attendees, representing 13 European countries, discussed best practices for waste acceptance, biogas management, leachate and groundwater management, and top and bottom layer requirements. The report outlines the inspection's agenda, observations, and conclusions, suggesting updates to the guidance document and future project topics like landfill mining and pre-treatment practices.
Landfill Directive Implementation Gaps Analysis (2016)
The report examines the inconsistencies in implementing the Landfill Directive. It focuses on critical areas such as waste acceptance procedures, sampling plans, pre-treatment requirements, and monitoring protocols, revealing different national approaches that can lead to uneven enforcement and environmental protection. The report proposes recommendations for the European Commission and Member States to address the identified gaps and promote harmonized landfill management practices across the EU
Landfill project – Brussels (Belgium) (2017)
This report summarizes the third meeting of the IMPEL Landfill Project held in Brussels, focusing on landfill inspections in Flanders and the connection between landfill mining and the Circular Economy. Discussions during the meeting centered on the project's achievements, the scope for 2018, and the need for guidelines on pre-treatment, End-of-Waste (EoW), and by-products. The report also highlights the importance of training and joint inspections to enhance enforcement capacity among Member States.
Landfill project – Bratislava (Slovakia) (2017)
The meeting focused on pre-treating waste before landfilling. Attendees included representatives from 18 member states, including Norway and Slovakia for the first time
Landfill project in Riga (Latvia) (2017)
This document aims to standardize inspection practices for landfills and pre-treatment plants across Europe. The report focuses on the project’s goals, previous activities, a survey conducted on pre-treatment practices, and an inspection visit to a landfill and pre-treatment plant in Slovakia.
Brussels Meeting on Enabling Eco-Innovations for the Circular Economy,2018
This document summarizes a June 2018 meeting in Brussels between members of the MIW and IMPEL projects, which provide guidance to regulators on applying EU environmental law, and DG Environment, the European Commission's department responsible for EU environmental policy. The meeting focused on the MIW-IMPEL project's efforts to develop guidance for regulators on waste prevention and recycling to promote a circular economy, and how the project could contribute to DG Environment’s Environmental Compliance Assurance initiative
Cyprus Meeting Report on Waste Management and Circular Economy, 2018
The document summarizes a joint workshop held in Nicosia, Cyprus in September 2018, focused on drafting guidance to facilitate the transition to a circular economy in Europe. The participants presented case studies of EoW policies and practices in different countries and discussed the need for a shared database of EoW decisions. The participants also performed a joint inspection of a waste treatment facility in Cyprus and identified areas for improvement in waste management practice. The workshop concluded by outlining next steps and soliciting feedback from the participants
Treviso Meeting Report on Waste Management and Circular Economy, 2018
This document summarizes the joint workshop on Waste/End-of-Waste (EoW), held in Treviso, Italy on April 19-20, 2018. Experts from several European countries shared their insights on EoW policies, the application of EoW criteria, and practical cases. Participants discussed the challenges and opportunities for promoting the circular economy through waste recovery. They also visited a diaper recycling plant at Contarina S.p.A. as a case study of eco-innovation.
Making the Circular Economy Work Conference, Rome 2019
This report summarizes the MIW&IMPEL Conference in Rome, focusing on the launch of the "Guidance for regulators on enabling innovations for the circular economy". The guidance aims to facilitate the transition to a Circular Economy by connecting policy, law, and practical application, supporting regulators, policymakers, and businesses in navigating the complexities of waste prevention, recycling, and the use of secondary raw materials. Discussions at the conference centered around End-of-Waste, by-products, regulatory strategies, and the role of the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) in fostering circular innovations
Orientations et outils
Guide Faire fonctionner l'économie circulaire
Un élément crucial de la transition vers l'économie circulaire sont les innovations dans les installations de production et de recyclage qui visent à l'efficacité des ressources, à la prévention des déchets et à l'utilisation des résidus de production ou des matériaux récupérés à partir des déchets comme matières premières secondaires. Pour que ces innovations circulaires fonctionnent, il est essentiel de mieux relier les politiques, les lois et les réglementations sur le terrain. Ce guide a été élaboré pour aider les régulateurs, les décideurs politiques et législatifs et les entreprises à permettre et à mener à bien de telles innovations et à relever certains des défis communs.
Le rapport contient les minutes de la conférence MIW&IMPEL, où le “Guidance for regulators on enabling innovations for the circular economy (prevention and recycling of waste)” a été lancé.
La conférence MIW&IMPEL a été lancée.
Guide pour les inspections de décharges (version révisée 2016)
Comme une inspection dans une décharge doit couvrir différents sujets, l'équipe d'inspection a décidé de choisir certains sujets pour ce guide. Sur la base du projet IMPEL’sur les décharges, l'équipe d'inspection a décidé de choisir certains sujets sur lesquels se concentrer pour ce guide, à savoir:
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(1) Critères et procédures d'acceptation des déchets.
(2) Contrôle des gaz.
(3) Protection du sol et de l'eau (eaux souterraines).
(4) Contrôle de l'eau et gestion de l'eau de lixiviation.
Ce guide contient, pour chacun des sujets mentionnés ci-dessus, une brève description, y compris les exigences de la directive sur les décharges concernant cette activité.
En second lieu, il est fait référence aux orientations et aux outils existants dans les États membres de l'UE.