1. WEEE Collection in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania Presented by Ilze Donina MoE (LV)

2. Content of the presentation WEEE collection targets as set by WEEE directive 2012/19/EU Set-up of WEEE collection systems in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania Results of applied WEEE collection systems

3. WEEE collection targets set by directive 2012/19/EU Until 31 December 2015 at least 4 kilograms on average per inhabitant per year of WEEE from private households or the same amount of weight of WEEE as was collected in that Member State on average in the three preceding years, whichever is greater. From 2016, the minimum collection rate shall be 45 % calculated on the basis of the total weight of WEEE collected in a given year, expressed as a percentage of the average weight of EEE placed on the market in the three preceding years From 2019, the minimum collection rate shall be 65 % of the average weight of EEE placed on the market in the three preceding years, or alternatively 85 % of WEEE generated on the territory of that Member State.

4. WEEE collection targets set by directive 2012/19/EU By way of derogation...Latvia, Lithuania... may, because of their lack of the necessary infrastructure and their low level of EEE consumption, decide to: (a) (b) achieve, from 14 August 2016, a collection rate that is lower than 45 % but higher than 40 % of the average weight of EEE placed on the market in the three preceding years; and postpone the achievement of the collection rate referred to in the second subparagraph of paragraph 1 until a date of their own choice which shall not be later than 14 August 2021.

5. Number of Producer responsibility organisations and number of registered producers EstoniaLatviaLithuania Number of Producer responsibility organisations 363 Number of registered producers 50012091068

6. Fullfillment of WEEE collection targets set in Directive 2002/96/EC Collected amounts of WEEE from households (kg/per capita): 20092010201120122013 Estonia 3,534,1864,934,0643,041 Latvia 1,9491,9881,8881,8852,366 Lithuania 2,1592,853,7794,4775,204

7. Development of WEEE collection targets YearEstoniaLatviaLithuania Quant.Qual. 20094kg/capita 4 kg/capita (25 % PoM, 50% light.) 27 % PoM- 20104kg/capita 4 kg/capita (25 % PoM, 50% light.) 30-44 % PoM- 20114kg/capita 4 kg/capita (25 % PoM, 50% light.) 44-56 % PoM- 2012 4kg/capita from July 1 st 5kg/capita 4 kg/capita (25 % PoM, 50% light.) 50% PoM40% PoM 2013 4 kg/capita (25 % PoM, 50% light.) 50% PoM40% PoM 2014 4kg/capita from July 1 st 5kg/capita 4 kg/capita (25 % PoM, 50% light.) 50% PoM40% PoM 20155 kg/capita 4 kg/capita (25 % PoM, 50% light.) 40-55 % PoM30-45 % PoM 201645 % PoM40,5 % PoM45-60 % PoM35-50 % PoM 201752 % PoM 50-65 % PoM40-55 % PoM 201859 % PoM 201965 % PoM2021 - 65 % PoM

8. Requirements for set-up of WEEE collection systems EstoniaLatviaLithuania Requirements Minimum one collection point per local authority with 3500+ inh. * *in case of WEEE from private households Each PRO has to establish at least 3 WEEE collection points in each waste management region (10 regions), each in different parish or town Vilnius and Kaunas - 1 collection point per 80000 inh. Klaipeda and Siauliai cities - 1 collection point per 40 000 inh. Panevezys and Alytus cities - 1 collection points per 30 000 inh. Cities with population 15 000 and 50 000 inh. - 2 collections points; Other cities, towns and villages - 1 collection point each Number of collection points 100165

9. Requirements for information campaigns EstoniaLatviaLithuania Producer has to make a public information campaign through different media channels like county newspapers, state-wide media channels (TV, radio) or external advertising. Producer has to use at least two different media channels. Minimum duration for information campaign is 10 days. PRO and individual producers enjoying exemption of NRT payment are obliged to provide for: at least 4 communication activities in calendar year (including information activities, educational activites, public involvement activities) in order to inform general public and to involve it in the management of WEEE. Not less than 3 per cent of the revenue has to be paid by the organization for public education and awareness raising related to waste management issues.

10. Amounts of collected WEEE, tons Source: Eurostat

11. Amounts of collected WEEE, tons Source: Eurostat

12. WEEE collected, kg/per capita Source: Eurostat

13. WEEE collected vs. PoM (%) Source: Eurostat

14. Collection rate of large household appliances (LHA) Source: Eurostat

15. Collection rate of small household appliances (SHA) Source: Eurostat

16. Collection rate of consumer equipment (CE) Source: Eurostat

17. Collection rate of IT and telecommunications equipment (ITC)

18. Collection rate of lamps Source: Eurostat

19. Collection rate of lighting equipment Source: Eurostat