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UNECE Desk Study on Waste Statistics

UNECE Desk Study on Waste Statistics. Olim Latipov Consultant to the UNECE Secretariat 4 November 2013. Background: UNDA Project.

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UNECE Desk Study on Waste Statistics

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  1. UNECEDesk Study on Waste Statistics OlimLatipov Consultant to the UNECE Secretariat 4 November 2013

  2. Background: UNDA Project • Strengthening statistical capacity of countries with economies in transition to assess progress in achieving the MDG 7 and provide data on environmental vulnerabilities • To support the EECCA countries to meet the demand for high-quality statistics on sustainable development and environmental sustainability and address the issues: • Lack of statistical processes in place to produce statistics and indicators to measure the long-term sustainable development and environmental sustainability • Problems with the quality, availability and international comparability of data to monitor the implementation of environmental policies • Lack of timely data that can be used to identify vulnerabilities and monitor environmental sustainability.

  3. Objective of Desk Study • The review of the waste statistics in the EECCA countries, also from the international and European perspectives • Summary of the discussions held during the workshop • Analysis of the data provided by the countries • Emphasis on the main issues and challenges in the area • Recommendations for future improvements

  4. Key issues and challenges • Data sources • Problems with data collection from enterprises and municipalities, from private or state sources • Irregular reporting • Data availability, time series • Are all sectors of economic activities covered? • Are all municipalities covered? • Methodologies • Measurement units • Estimations

  5. Key issues and challenges • Comparability across countries • The use of different methods affect the comparability of the results across countries • Validation of data • Are all sectors of economic activities covered? • Are all municipalities covered? • Legal framework • Classifications and definitions related to waste statistics

  6. Recommendations • General Recommendations • Cooperation between the international organizations • Alignment of waste classifications and definitions used at the national level with internationally-recognized classifications and terminology • Cooperation among various institutions at the national level • Targets to reduce the amount of waste generated • Training for personnel of enterprises who are responsible for reporting data • Specific Recommendations • Develop conversion rates at national level • Countries referring to EU legislation should follow the latest updates • Common methodology for defining the list of enterprises reporting on waste

  7. Comments by International Organizations • Eurostat • The history of waste statistics in EU • EU waste legislation • Analysis of data • Definition of several terms • UNEP • The Stockholm, Rotterdam and Basel Conventions • UNSD • Analysis of data

  8. Comments by Countries • Russian Federation • Comparability across countries • Kyrgyzstan • Laws and regulations • Publication of data • All countries • Updated questionnaire and survey • Non-hazardous industrial waste generated

  9. Благодарю Вас за внимание! ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Thank you!

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