The organisation of WEEE collection in Catalonia

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The organisation of WEEE collection in Catalonia Belén Gállego Peiré

INDEX The Catalan Waste Agency Legal framework Implementation in Catalonia Positive points Points to work on Conclusions

THE CATALAN WASTE AGENCY AGÈNCIA DE RESIDUS DE CATALUNYA (ARC) Public company attached to the Ministry of Territory and Sustainability of the Government of Catalonia, responsible for managing the waste generated throughout Catalonia. Objectives: to promote the reduction of waste and the danger it poses to promote waste recycling to minimise refuse disposal the recovery of contaminated soils I work for the Catalan Waste Agency, a public company of the Government of Catalonia. Catalonia is a region of the North-East of Spain, with about 7,5 milion inhabitants. Our company is responsible for managing all the waste generated in Catalonia, including: Industrial Municipal Construction waste Our objectives are: to promote the reduction of waste and the danger it poses to promote waste recycling to minimise refuse disposal the recovery of contaminated soils Our purpose is: to prevent the impact of waste generation and management to reduce the impact of resource use and to improve the efficiency of such use CATALONIA 7,5 M inhabitants (2012) Barcelona SPAIN

LEGAL FRAMEWORK Directive 2002/96/EC, promoting the collection and recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) Directive 2003/108/EC and Directive 2008/34/EC, amending Directive 2002/96/CE on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste electrical and electronic (WEEE) Directive 2002/95/EC on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (ROHS) Royal Decree 208/2005, on electrical and electronic equipment and the management of its waste Corrigendum of Royal Decree 208/2005

IMPLEMENTATION IN CATALONIA Producers can choose between two procedures to guarantee separate collection and the proper treatment of WEEE: Implementation of an individual management system: 10 systems authorised in Catalonia Participation in one or several authorised integrated management systems (collective scheme): 9 systems authorised in Catalonia (2007) and reauthorized (2012-2017)

IMPLEMENTATION IN CATALONIA (LOCAL AUTHORITIES) On 22 December 2006, the Catalan Waste Agency and the EPR systems signed a collaboration agreement. Local authorities can voluntarily join it to help them effectively manage waste treatment by sharing in the cost of separately collecting WEEE. There is a Monitoring Committee, with representatives from the ARC, the local authorities and the EPR systems, that surveys the development of this agreement. A new agreement for 2013-2017 and the 2012 addenda were signed on July 2012

IMPLEMENTATION IN CATALONIA: POSITIVE POINTS Full involvement of local authorities: 157 local authorities with 369 collection points Creation of an office for the coordination of WEEE IMS: one sole liaison for public authorities Compensation to local authorities for the cost of WEEE collection and storage and Retroactive financial compensation from the date RD 208/2005 came into effect, for WEEE collection and treatment (ARC and local authorities) Investment in communication: campaigns and local actions

IMPLEMENTATION IN CATALONIA: POSITIVE POINTS Combating free-riders, in collaboration with IMS, producers’ associations and the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Food and the Environment (MAGRAMA): More than 200 requirements for companies 111 sanctions on file Distribution inspection campaign Start of IMS collaboration with distribution: agreements with electrical appliance retailers’ associations: Establish logistics for collection (but scattered and unstable) Financial compensations MAGRAMA technical paper: WEEE treatment with CFC, HCFC, HFC or HC (September 2011)

IMPLEMENTATION IN CATALONIA: POINTS TO WORK ON Distribution’s involvement in WEEE collection: coordination with IMS Quality of the data on WEEE collection and management: Annual IMS data reports Unreliable recovery and recycling data Equivalencies between fractions, categories and EWL codes Collection by managers outside the IMS circuit Traceability Lack of WEEE treatment standards

IMPLEMENTATION IN CATALONIA: POINTS TO WORK ON Reuse of EEE and preparation for WEEE reuse: Lack of management procedures Handling of data WEEE theft and cannibalisation at green and other collection points The collection objectives set by legislation have not been met

IMPLEMENTATION IN CATALONIA: POINTS TO WORK ON Target new WEEE Directive (19/2012): 45% (2016) 65% (2019) Objective : 4 kg/inh·year

CONCLUSIONS The transposition into law of the new WEEE Directive represents an opportunity to take an important step further in WEEE management in Spain Work must be done to improve the coordination and participation of the actors involved: Integrated management systems (producers) Authorised WEEE treatment and storage plants Distribution Government: local, autonomous community and ministry

Prevention and Recycling Promotion Area FOR MORE INFORMATION… Catalan Waste Agency Prevention and Recycling Promotion Area c/ Dr. Roux, 80  08017 Barcelona Tel. +34 935 673 300 Fax +34 935 566 068 www.arc.cat Belen.gallegop@gencat.cat

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