Waste electrical and electronic equipment.The following key waste streams refer to these Directives listed below being used for measuring compliance with targets: These data are required to amongst others monitor Member States’ compliance with the targets set out in the Directives, like e.g. There are a number of EU Directives which require the measurement and reporting of data about particular waste streams. Instructions on how to avoid breaks when downloading data are available here. Some of these changes cause breaks in time series. Please note: The Waste Statistics Regulation was revised between the reference years 20. the treatment rates by type of treatment, whereas the data set env_wasflow includes the data underlying the indicator calculation. The data on waste management indicators is split into two data sets: The data set env_wasoper includes the indicators values, i.e. The waste treatment data used for the material flow diagram (Sankey diagram) on the circular economy (env_wassd).

The set of waste management indicators based on WStatR data and on waste import/export data (env_wasoper env_wasflow).Data on waste generation (env_wasgen), on waste treatment (env_was trt) and on recovery and disposal facilities (enf_wasfac) collected under the Waste Statistics Regulation.This section presents the data collected under the Waste Statistics Regulation together with WStatR-based indicators and material flow data. Explanations for some of the datasets: Waste generation and waste treatment (env_wasgt)

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