Streamlining of Environmental Indicators Agenda item 5

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Environmental protection expenditures – domain waste water International Work Session on Water Statistics.
Advertisements

EIA Directive and Waste & Water projects Cohesion Fund Workshop February 2005, Prague European Commission DG Environment – Unit D3.
UNSD/UNEP data collection on waste DI Milla Neubauer, Qatar 19 June
Biodegradable Municipal Waste Management in Europe Gerry Carty The Parliamentary Sustainable Waste Group and Environmental Services Association 28th January.
Eurostat UNECE/Eurostat/EEA Workshop on Waste Statistics 4 November 2013 Geneva Karin Blumenthal, European Commission, Eurostat.
Eurostat The ESS.VIP Validation and its implementation in waste statistics Q2014 – Session 13 4 June 2014 Hartmut Schrör, Eurostat.
17 September SME Statistics OECD Workshop SME data and methodologies in the EU - item 5 Paul Feuvrier / Eurostat.
Annual Conference 2008 Future Challenges for the Waste Management Industry Waste Framework Directive - Impact on the European Waste Management Industry.
1 OECD Experience from SHA Collection 7th Meeting of Health Accounts Experts and Correspondents for Health Expenditure Data Paris, September, 2005.
04/12/04 Environmental Protection Agency/Lithuania OECD/Eurostat JQ Inland Waters Country presentation Lithuania Violeta Juozefaite.
Structure and Content of SoE Report in the Czech Republic Tereza Ponocná CENIA, Czech Environmental Information Agency.
Specific aspects of EU and OECD data collection on waste Dr. Brigitte Karigl, Qatar 19 June
Priority Environmental Investment Programme National Workshop Serbia Overview Of EU Waste Policy Belgrade, 8 th May 2008 Ruslan Zhechkov, REC
PAMUKKALE UNIVERSITY DENİZLİ, TURKEY Rome Meeting July 4-8, 2007.
ESSNet workshop, Köln 27 October 2011 Eurostat Laboratory for developments in cross-cutting statistical domains Martina Hahn, Programme manager.
Statistical office of Montenegro (MONSTAT) & Environmental Protection Agency of Montenegro (EPA) GENEVA, 04 November 2013.
September 14-15, 2005OECD-Eurostat Expert Meeting1 OECD-Eurostat Expert Meeting on Trade in Services Statistics Eurostat: Metadata, data production and.
Assessment of separate collection in 28 capitals of the EU
WG Environmental Expenditure Statistics OECD/Eurostat Joint Questionnaire on EPER Results from 2010 data collection Luxembourg, March 2011.
EEA priorities on circular economy Multi-annual work programme OutputsTime frame Briefing on progress towards a circular economy in EuropeAnnual.
13 November, 2014 Seminar on Quality Reports QUALITY REPORTS EXPERIENCE OF STATISTICS LITHUANIA Nadiežda Alejeva Head, Price Statistics.
Introduction and harmonization of the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) in EU A quick overview Twinning project: Activity 4.1- HICP Short term.
1 The United Nations Demographic Yearbook Data Collection Process Expert Group Meeting to Review the United Nations Demographic Yearbook System November.
Assessement of waste incineration capacities
Conceptual Landfill Design and Energy Recovery Potential for Greater Dammam Area AbdulRahman Al-Blooshi Umar I. Ahmed Wasi Ul.
Discussion: Timely estimates of economic indicators – Session C3 –
Document STD/CSTAT/WPNA(2006)6
Lithuanian Energy Institute
Seminar on ESA 2010 Metadata
Working Group ”Environmental Accounts”
4.1. Data Quality 1.
Calculation of waste management indicators
Results from the survey on municipal waste reporting
5.1 Evaluation of municipal waste
Working Party “Cooperation on Land Cover/Use Statistics”
Working Group “Environmental Expenditure Statistics” Preliminary results from the Joint Questionnaire 2006 on Environmental Protection Expenditure.
Waste accounts in the Netherlands
Measuring Data Quality and Compilation of Metadata
Eurostat publications on waste statistics
Waste Management in Sweden
Results of the Survey on Mining and Quarrying Waste Statistics
Eurostat – Unit E2 Annamaria Szirony
WG Environmental Expenditure Statistics
03 Air Emissions Accounts (AEA)
Effects of the point of measurement on the comparability of the data on waste treatment Methods of data compilation and the effects on the comparability.
Christian Heidorn, Eurostat DIMESA to 16 June 2009
ESTP Water Statistics Vienna 2016 Arnulf Schönbauer
State of play of labour market and other domains of regional statistics Items 4.2 and 4.3 of the agenda Gorja Bartsch Eurostat Unit E4.
Ag.no.14.1 Dissemination of A65
OECD/Eurostat Joint Questionnaire, section Inland Waters (JQ-IW)
LAMAS Working Group January 2016
LAMAS Working Group 7-8 December 2015
Task III: Indicator Clearing House
Joint OECD/Eurostat data collection on municipal waste
5.1 Environmental Data Centre on Waste Progress report
Validation of WStatR-Data
Municipal Waste item 6.1 of the agenda
Passenger Mobility Statistics 10 April 2014
Item release of the Europe 2020 education indicators
Passenger Mobility Statistics 11 October 2018
Sub-Group “Agriculture and Environment”
2005 Transition Facility Programme
Quality Reporting in CBS
Water statistics reporting in the EU in the recent years
ESTP Water Statistics Paris 2018 Arnulf Schönbauer
WORKING PARTY ON NATIONAL ACCOUNTS Paris, 4-6 November 2009
European Union Waste Management Policies, Strategies, & Directives
Scenario Analysis Based on Life Cycle Assessment Approach
Waste NAMEAs NAMEA Task Force Meeting 2-3 December 2008
Meeting Of The European Directors of Social Statistics
Presentation transcript:

Streamlining of Environmental Indicators Agenda item 5 Proposals for Streamlining of Municipal Waste Indicators (Cluster 23) Jürgen Gonser ARGUS, Berlin Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

Structure Overview on European waste indicators Overview on municipal waste indicators Indicators on municipal waste generated Comparison Proposals for streamlining Indicators on municipal treatment Conclusions for streamlining Results Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

Overview of European Waste Indicators Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

Indicators on Municipal Waste (MW) Municipal waste (MW) indicators have been the most frequently used / most important waste indicators. Reasons: Important waste stream in terms of quantity and quality Data availability / quality better than for other waste streams Result: MW indicators are used as proxies for overall waste generation and treatment due to the lack of a better indicator Main advantages: good quality and long time series Main shortcomings: Reflects only a share of the generated waste total Comparability across countries is limited Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

Overview on MW Indicators Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

Data source / data collection Until reference year 2003: Municipal waste indicators were based on data collected via the OECD/Eurostat questionnaire on the state of the environment (Joint Questionnaire, JQ) Since reference year 2004: Eurostat collects data on municipal waste annually through a small dedicated questionnaire The Eurostat questionnaire follows the concept and definitions of the JQ in order to maintain and continue the time series Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

MW generation: Data collection Data collected on waste generation: Municipal waste generated (1000 tonnes) Coverage of municipal waste collection systems (% of population) Amounts of municipal waste generated should include the municipal waste collected plus an estimate of the waste generated by the population not covered by a collection system. Data on the coverage of the MW collection system builds the basis of this estimate. Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

MW generation: Comparison of indicators Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

MW generation: Streamlining potential SDI tsdpc 210 / SI tsien 120 are completely identical no potential for streamlining Streamlining Potential between CSI 016 and SDI tsdpc 210 / SI tsien 120 : Uniform naming (although difference is small) Harmonisation of metainformation on methodology and data quality Timing of assessments in order to have the latest and most complete data available Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

MW generation: Proposals for streamlining Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

MW treatment: Data collection Data on the amounts of waste treated are collected by the following treatment categories: MW landfilled MW incinerated, of which with energy recovery without energy recovery MW recycled MW composted Data colletion on recycling and composting was discontinued in 2004 and re-introduced in 2007. Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

MW treatment: Comparison of indicators Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

MW treatment: Potential for streamlining SDI tsdpc 240 and SI tsien 130 use the same base data and are identical with regard to methodology Streamlining potential exists with regard to: Naming: no reason for different indicator names Update / harmonisation of metadata: Information on the treatment categories recycling and composting should be included Integration of all treatment categories in: Dedicated indicator tables Database (accomplished since 18.02.2011) Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

MW treatment: Proposals for streamlining Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011

Results Streamlining would make visible that there are only two indicators on municipal waste that are used in different indicator initiatives: Indicator “Municipal waste generation” SDI tsdpc 210, SI tsien 120, CSI 016 Indicator “Municipal waste treatment” SDI tsdpc 240, SI tsien 130 The proposal would provide more clarity to the users about the identity of the indicators Number of indicators published would remain the same Workshop “Streamlining of Environmental Indicators”, 22nd/23rd February 2011