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NEW ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION SYSTEM
Warsaw, POLAND October 2005 NEW ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION SYSTEM on WASTE MANAGEMENT in POLAND
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MAIN SOURCES OF WASTE INFORMATION IN POLAND
Obligatory statistical surveys (Central Statistical Office) OS-6 on waste (excluding municipal waste) M-09 on municipal waste Administrative waste information system (Ministry of the Environment) data on waste generation and management data on management of packaging waste State Environment Monitoring System (Chief Inspectorate for Environmental Protection) data on hazardous waste import and export of waste
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MAIN SOURCE OF WASTE INFORMATION IN POLAND (SINCE 2005)
Administrative waste information system 16 Marshall Offices and the Ministry of the Environment
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STATISTICAL SURVEY OS-6 ON WASTE (excluding municipal waste)
conducted by Central Statistical Office Agriculture and Environment Statistics Division
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STATISTICAL SURVEY OS-6 ON WASTE
Information regarding the quantity and type of waste concerns plants which: generated over 1 thousand tonnes of waste in the course of the year or accumulated 1 million tonnes of waste and more (excluding municipal waste).
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STATISTICAL SURVEY OS-6 ON WASTE
Number of collection – approximately 1400 reporting units (plants): in year 1990 – 1436 in year 2000 – 1408 in year 2001 – 1391 in year 2002 – 1349 in year 2003 – 1401 in year 2004 – 1501
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STATISTICAL SURVEY OS-6 ON WASTE
The data are classified according to: NACE classification (grouping data by economic activities): sections C-DN, E, F, O NUTS classification (grouping data according to territorial units): all levels
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STATISTICAL SURVEY OS-6 ON WASTE
The waste types and its quantities are compiled on the base of Regulation of the Minister of the Environment of 27 September on the Catalogue of Waste. This catalogue is based on List of Waste introduced into legislation of the European Union in 2002. Survey OS-6 includes all groups from 01 to 19 of this catalogue and excludes group 20 – municipal waste.
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STATISTICAL SURVEY OS-6 ON WASTE – FORM
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STATISTICAL SURVEY OS-6 ON WASTE – FORM
Section 1: Data regarding the types and quantities of generated waste (in thousand tonnes) and the manner of its management Section 2: Data regarding reclaimed and non-reclaimed areas of waste landfilling (in hectares)
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STATISTICAL SURVEY OS-6 ON WASTE - FORM (Section 1)
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STATISTICAL SURVEY OS-6 ON WASTE – FORM (Section 2)
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STATISTICAL SURVEY OS-6 ON WASTE
It has not been modified since 2002 It could deliver only a little part of data required by the Regulation It will be cancelled, when administrative system (conducted by the MoE) comes to work It’s necessary to carry out both systems in parallel (for few years of testing) aiming at comparing data from both sources and verifying their reliability
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STATISTICAL SURVEY M-09 ON MUNICIPAL WASTE
conducted by Central Statistical Office Services Statistics Division
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STATISTICAL SURVEY M-09 ON MUNICIPAL WASTE
shall mean waste originating from households as well as waste not containing hazardous waste and originating from other waste producers which is similar to waste arising in households in the light of its nature or composition. (Definition according to the Act on Waste of 2001)
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STATISTICAL SURVEY M-09 ON MUNICIPAL WASTE
Obligatory, annual statistical survey Covered: collectors of municipal waste treatment and disposal operators.
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STATISTICAL SURVEY M-09 ON MUNICIPAL WASTE – FORM
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STATISTICAL SURVEY M-09 ON MUNICIPAL WASTE – FORM
Section 1: Municipal waste collected (in the course of the year) Section 2: Municipal waste collected from households (dwellings) Section 3: Landfills of municipal waste Section 4: Outgassing of municipal waste landfills Section 5: Municipal waste disposed Section 6: Liquid waste discharged to the water treatment plants
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STATISTICAL SURVEY M-09 ON MUNICIPAL WASTE
It can not deliver most of data required by the Regulation It will be cancelled, when administrative system (conducted by the Ministry of the Environment) comes to work It’s necessary to carry out both systems in parallel (for few years of testing) aiming at comparing data from both sources and verifying their reliability
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ADMINISTRATIVE WASTE INFORMATION SYSTEM
conducted by Marshall Offices and Ministry of the Environment
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NEW ADMINISTRATIVE WASTE SYSTEM
It has been under development since 2002 Waste Holders, Marshall Offices and Ministry of the Environment are responsible for data collection Marshall Offices and Ministry of the Environment are obliged to prepare database on generation and management of waste It is foreseen to be the main source of data required by the Regulation (EC) No 2150/2002 on waste statistics
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LEGAL BASIS OF ADMINISTRATIVE WASTE SYSTEM
Act of 27 April 2001 on waste Act of 11 May 2001 on packaging and packaging waste Act of 20 January 2005 on recycling of End of Life Vehicles Act of 29 July 2005 on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
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WASTE INFORMATION FLOW
Waste holder – every year sends aggregated data to Marshall Office – till 31 March Marshall Office – operates voivodeship database Marshall Office – every year prepares Voivodeship Report and sends it to the Ministry of the Environment – till 30 June Ministry of the Environment – operates central database
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MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
WASTE INFORMATION FLOW WASTE HOLDER - report - ENTERPRENEUR who carries out operations on WASTE TRANSPORT ENTERPRENEUR who carries out operations on WASTE COLLECTION, RECOVERY, DISPOSAL - report - AGGREGATED DATA MARSHALL OFFICE - VOIVODESHIP DATABASE - - VOIVODESHIP REPORT - MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT - CENTRAL DATABASE -
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MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
PACKAGING WASTE INFORMATION FLOW PACKAGES PRODUCERS - form OPAK-1 - PACKAGES IMPORTERS - form OPAK-2 - PACKAGES EXPORTERS and EXPORTERS of PRODUCTS on PACKAGES - form OPAK-3 - MARSHALL OFFICE - VOIVODESHIP REPORT - MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT - CENTRAL DATABASE -
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WASTE HOLDER – DEFINITION
Shall mean every entity which is in the actual possession of waste (waste producer, other natural or legal person, organisational unit); excluding waste holder who carries out operations in the scope of waste transport; it is presumed that the person in the possession of the land surface is the holder of the waste present on this property.
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WASTE HOLDER’S OBLIGATIONS
The waste holder shall be obliged keep quantitative and qualitative records of waste, in accordance with the waste catalogue and the list of hazardous types of waste. Where the waste holder carries out waste recovery and disposal operations such records shall cover the manner of waste management and include data on the origin and destination of this waste. The waste holder shall be obliged to present waste documentation on request of the authorities which conduct inspections.
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WASTE HOLDER’S OBLIGATIONS
The waste holder shall be obliged to prepare in a form aggregated data and to forward them for the previous year to the Marshall Office who is competent in the light of the location of waste production, recovery or disposal by the end of the first quarter of the current year. The waste landfill operator shall be obliged to keep the aggregated data until the waste landfill has been reclaimed and transferred to the next owner or manager of the property.
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FORMATS OF FORMS FOR WASTE HOLDER
The formats of forms to be used for preparing and forwarding aggregated data regarding: - the types and quantities of waste, - the manner of its management, - the installations and facilities used for recovery and disposal of this waste.
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FORMATS OF FORMS FOR WASTE HOLDER
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FORMATS OF FORMS FOR WASTE HOLDER
Section 1 – Data on waste holder Section 2 – Aggregated data on the types and quantities of generated waste Section 3 – Aggregated data on the types and quantities of collected waste Section 4 – Aggregated data on the types and quantities of recovered waste Section 5 – Aggregated data on the types and quantities of disposed waste Section 6 – Aggregated data on the installations and facilities used for recovery and disposal of waste (without landfills and incinerations) Section 7 – Aggregated data on the landfills Section 8 – Aggregated data on the incinerations Section 9 – Aggregated data on municipal sewage sludge
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SECTION 1. DATA ON WASTE HOLDER
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SECTION 2 & 3. DATA ON WASTE GENERATED & COLLECTED
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SECTION 4 & 5. DATA ON WASTE RECOVERED & DISPOSED
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SECTION 6. DATA ON INSTALATIONS USED FOR R&D OF WASTE
No Name of installation or facilities Projecting potency [Mg/year] Process [R&D] Code of waste Type of waste Quantities of R&D waste in the year [Mg] Waste generated in the R&D process Code of waste Type of waste Quantities of waste [Mg]
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SECTION 7. DATA ON LANDFILLS
Type of landfill: N or O or IN N – hazardous waste landfill, O – inert waste landfill, IN – non hazardous waste landfill Type of hazardous waste for landfilling in a separated part: Permit No Data The competent authority Permit for the construction The instruction for the waste landfill operations The operating permit Ecological review Stopped operating The closure of a waste landfill Area [ha] total used Capacity [Mg] planed The expected annual quantity of the waste to be deposited [Mg] Seal Natural [thickness, filtration factor k] Artificial [material, thickness, filtration factor k] Leachate the manner of leachate collection, cleaning and removal Landfill gas the manner of landfill gas collection, cleaning and use or disposal Monitoring the manner, frequency and period of monitoring of the waste landfill Fence – Y or N Green zone – Y or N Piezometer – Y or N Scales – Y or N Code of waste Type of waste Quantities of waste in year on landfill [Mg]
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SECTION 8. DATA ON INCINERATIONS
Type of installation: N or K or IN or WSP N – incineration of hazardous waste, K – incineration of municipal waste IN – incineration of non hazardous waste, WSP – co-incineration of waste and fuel Co-incineration – percent of mass in total mass of conventional fuel: Permit No Data Competent authority Permit for the construction The operating permit Permit for R or D of waste Ecological review Stopped operating The expected potency [Mg/year] Recovery of energy [MW] Cleaning of dusts and gases Dusts – Y or N Heavy metals – Y or N Dioxins and furans – Another Monitoring of dusts and gases: Y or N Incinerated waste Waste generated in incineration process Code of waste Type of waste Quantities of waste [Mg]
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SECTION 9. DATA ON MUNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGE
Aggregated data regarding the municipal sewage sludge Year Generator of municipal sewage sludge Address No REGON Telephone/fax Waste management permit - number Waste management permit – validity Type of operation of generator on municipal sewage sludge Composition and property Min Max Average pH Dry matter [%] Organic matter [% d.m.] Nitrogen total [% d.m.] In this: nitrogen amonon [% d.m.] Phosphorus total [% d.m.] Calcium and magnesium [% d.m.] Number of life eggs of parasites Lead [mg/kg d.m.] Cadmium [mg/kg d.m.] Chromium [mg/kg d.m.] Copper [mg/kg d.m.] Nickel [mg/kg d.m.] Mercury [mg/kg d.m.] Zinc [mg/kg d.m.] Form: Fluid –Y or N Sallow - Y or No Greasy - Y or N Quantities of generated sludge [Mg] Quantities of transported sludge [Mg] Holder of sludge Using of sludge – name of place Area of using [ha] Type of soil
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MARSHALL OFFICE’S OBLIGATIONS
Marshall Office shall: operates the voivodeship database on waste production and management along with a register of the permits granted in the scope of waste production and management - on the basis of the aggregated data from waste holders and information obtained from the voivode and starosts prepares the voivodeship report and forwards it to the Ministry of the Environment (till 30 June)
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MARSHALL OFFICE’S OBLIGATIONS
The access to the voivodeship database shall have: the Ministry of the Environment, the Voivodeship Office, the Starosts, the Head of the Gmina Governments, the Town Mayors or the City Presidents, the Voivodeship Inspectorate for Environmental Protection and the Voivodeship Statistical Office.
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MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT’S OBLIGATIONS
The Ministry of the Environment shall: operate the central database on waste production and management prepare final reports for the European Commission (questionnaire connected with waste management directives and regulations) on the basis of the central database
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INTEGRATED WASTE INFORMATION SYSTEM
Integrated Waste Information System (CSO) financed by The National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management prepared for Ministry of the Environment
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CENTRAL WASTE INFORMATION SYSTEM
Reports from Marshall Offices Data sets Waste Generation & Management Packaging and Packaging Waste Management with List of Enterprises Reporting Reports for European Union Data reports Workflow
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CENTRAL WASTE INFORMATION SYSTEM
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CENTRAL WASTE INFORMATION SYSTEM
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CENTRAL WASTE INFORMATION SYSTEM
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CENTRAL WASTE INFORMATION SYSTEM
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CENTRAL WASTE INFORMATION SYSTEM
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CENTRAL WASTE INFORMATION SYSTEM
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CENTRAL WASTE INFORMATION SYSTEM
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Ministry of the Environment
Izabela Drelich Ministry of the Environment Department of Environmental Protection Instruments Anna Wrzosek Central Statistical Office Agriculture and Environment Statistics Division
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