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Circular Economy and Waste Statistics Highlights Report 2022

The EPA Circular Economy Programme - The Driving Force for Ireland's Move to a Circular Economy, December 2024

Year: 2024

This report gives the data highlights on waste generation and management in Ireland in 2022. Key trends and progress towards upcoming EU targets, along with information on material consumption and circularity are provided. A spotlight section focuses on current topics in the circular economy area including national End-of Waste and By-product decisions; the new Circular Economy and Waste Statistic Data Archive webpage; and the Plastics Own Resource contribution Ireland makes to the EU budget. Actions for government, industry and individuals are given to help progress our transition towards a circular economy.

The infographic provides information on the following: Why we need to recycle ELVs, How ELVs are treated in line with a circular economy, The ELV statistics for Ireland in 2022, as described on this webpage, Key actions that can be taken by car owners, government, and industry to improve the recycling and recovery of ELV'S

ELV Infographic 2022

Year: 2024

The ELV Infographic explains that ELVs are cars and vans that have reached the end of their life and their owners scrap them. The infographic provides information on the following: Why we need to recycle ELVs, How ELVs are treated in line with a circular economy, The ELV statistics for Ireland in 2022, as described on this webpage, Key actions that can be taken by car owners, government, and industry to improve the recycling and recovery of ELVs

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List of Waste (LoW) Guidance (Guidance Document & LoW Queries)

Draft Guidance on the Interpretation and Application of List of Waste Entries and Sub-Entries, December 2023

Year: 2023

Representatives from the Local Government Sector and the EPA have prepared Draft Guidance on the Interpretation and Application of List of Waste Entries and Sub-Entries. The aim of the guidance is to assist stakeholders to improve the consistency of data reporting at a local, Regional, National and European level. The document provides guidance on LoW chapters and sub-chapters that contain LoW entries where it has been identified that challenges exist. This includes all sub-chapters where sub-entries have been created. The draft guidance currently focuses on LoW entries under Chapters 2, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19 and 20. It provides clarity on waste types that should be classified under relevant LoW entries and sub-entries listed therein.

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Circular Economy and Waste Statistics Highlights Report 2021

Year: 2023

This report gives the data highlights on waste generation and management in Ireland in 2021. Key trends and progress towards upcoming EU targets, along with information on material consumption and circularity are provided. A new spotlight section focuses on current topics in the circular economy area. An update to circular economy actions published in 2022 is given along with further actions that government, industry and individuals can make to help us transition towards a circular economy.

2022 Household Municipal Waste Characterisation Model

Year: 2023

The 2022 household municipal waste characterisation model provides the percentage of waste materials in household mixed residual waste (general waste bins), mixed dry recycling (recycling bins) and organic waste bins collected at kerbside.

2022 Commercial Municipal Waste Characterisation Model

Year: 2023

The 2022 commercial municipal waste characterisation model provides the percentage of waste materials in commercial mixed residual waste (general waste bins), mixed dry recycling (recycling bins) and organic waste bins collected at kerbside.

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2022 Commercial Municipal Waste Characterisation Booklet

Year: 2023

The key findings from the 2022 Commercial Municipal Waste Characterisation study are summarised in this booklet.

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2022 Household Municipal Waste Characterisation Report

Year: 2023

This report presents the methodology, results and recommendations of the 2022 household municipal waste characterisation study .

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2022 Household Municipal Waste Characterisation Booklet

Year: 2023

The key findings of the 2022 household municipal waste characterisation study are summarised in this booklet.

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2022 Commercial Municipal Waste Characterisation Report

Year: 2023

The 2022 commercial municipal waste characterisation methodology, results and recommendations are presented in this report.

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National Waste Statistics Summary Report for 2020

Year: 2022

This report summarises EPA data on waste generation and management in Ireland in 2020. It highlights key trends and progress towards EU targets and identifies where further measures are needed to improve Ireland's recycling rates and deliver the transition to a circular economy. The report collates and synthesises information available on the EPA Waste Statistics webpages: www.epa.ie/nationalwastestatistics

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Factsheet on Packaging Waste in Ireland in 2020

Year: 2022

This factsheet presents a summary overview of packaging waste generation and management in Ireland in 2020.

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National Waste Statistics Summary Report for 2019

Year: 2021

This report summarises EPA data on waste generation and management in Ireland in 2019. It highlights key trends and progress towards EU targets and identifies where further measures are needed to improve Ireland’s recycling rates and deliver the transition to a circular economy. The report collates and synthesises information available on the EPA Waste Statistics webpages: www.epa.ie/nationalwastestatistics

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