Advisory support and reports
Tailored guidance for policymakers and practitioners seeking to improve waste management systems. This includes expert advice, technical assistance, and strategic support adapted to specific national or local needs.
Advisory support and reports
Swedish Waste Management
This is an annual report compiled by Avfall Sverige, containing national statistics on household waste in Sweden.
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Swedish Waste Management 2024
Assessing PFAS gas sampling standards in operation
The report examines how carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and related credits (CRC) could be integrated into the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). It emphasizes their importance for ensuring long-term sustainability and competitiveness in the waste and energy recovery sector. It also serves as a foundation for Avfall Sverige to develop informed and forward-looking positions.
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Assessing PFAS gas sampling standards in operation.pdf
CRC integration in the EU ETS
The report analyzes how carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and related credits (CRC) can be integrated into the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). It highlights their importance for the waste and energy recovery sector’s long-term sustainability and competitiveness. The report also provides a basis for Avfall Sverige to develop informed and forward-looking positions.
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CRC integration in the EU ETS.pdf
The total waste of products – a study on waste footprint and climate cost
The IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute analyzed the waste footprint of 11 consumer products and estimated their climate impact based on greenhouse gas emissions from production. The products studied included food items like chicken, beef, and milk, as well as goods such as electronics, clothing, and packaging. The study provides insight into how everyday products contribute to waste generation and climate costs.
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The total waste of products – a study on waste footprint and climate cost.pdf
Common waste sorting symbols in nordic countries
The Nordic countries have introduced a shared waste sorting labeling system to replace previously inconsistent communication. Using common symbols, colors, and terms, it helps citizens sort waste correctly and improves recycling. The system is flexible, free to use, and can be adapted to local needs.