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Fédération Européenne des Activités du Déchet et de l’Environnement

Fédération Européenne des Activités du Déchet et de l’Environnement European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services Europäische Föderation der Entsorgungswirtschaft. BIOWASTE Laetitia REYNAUD Policy Officer, FEAD. EU Waste Management Policy. Framework legislation.

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Fédération Européenne des Activités du Déchet et de l’Environnement

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  1. Fédération Européenne des Activités du Déchet et de l’Environnement • European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services • Europäische Föderation derEntsorgungswirtschaft

  2. BIOWASTE Laetitia REYNAUD Policy Officer, FEAD

  3. EU Waste Management Policy Framework legislation Waste Shipments Regulation (Reg. (EEC) 259/93) Waste Framework Directive(Dir. 91/156/EEC) Directive on hazardous waste (Dir. 91/689/EEC) Waste Treatment operations Landfill of waste (Dir. 99/31/EC) Incineration of waste(Dir. 2000/76/EC) Specific Waste Streams Waste oils (Dir 75/439/EEC) Sewage sludge (Dir. 86/278/EEC) P&PW(Dir. 94/62/EC) WEEE (Dir. 2002/96/EC) ELV (Dir. 2000/53/EC) Batteries(Dir. 91/157/EEC & 93/86/EEC) Mining Waste Com. Proposal (2003)219

  4. FEAD Priorities 2005 • Thematic Strategy on Prevention and Recycling of Waste • Revision of the Waste Framework Directives/Annexes • Revision of the Waste Shipments Regulation • Biological Treatment of Biowaste • REACH

  5. BIOWASTE BIOWASTE = BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF BIOWASTE AND ORGANIC MATTER RECYCLING

  6. BIOWASTE 2000: 1st Working Document on Biowaste 2001: 2nd Working Document on Biowaste 2003: Discussion Document integrated in the Thematic Strategy on Soil 2004-05: Proposal on Biowaste NO longer on the Commission’s agenda 2004: Creation of Stakeholder coalition including industry, NGOs and local authorities

  7. BIOWASTE Why a biowaste Directive? • help MSs fulfil the diversion targets of the Landfill Directive • be consistent with EC’s Communication on TS on Soil • be consistent with EC’s Communication on TS on Resources • help achieve the goals of the EU Climate Change Programme

  8. BIOWASTE COALITION POSITION: • Need for a Directive with a strategic appraoch • Quality standards alone are not enough • Directive should include drivers  targets

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