Solid Waste Management in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, and Romania : A Cross-Country Analysis of Sector Challenges Towards EU Harmonization
The European Union (EU) sets the policy framework for municipal solid waste management that drives reform initiatives in new EU member states and candidate countries. The EU policies, implementation targets, and grant funding establish the enabling...
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ABSORPTION ACCUMULATORS AUDITS BIODEGRADABLE MUNICIPAL WASTE BIODEGRADABLE WASTE CARBON CENTRAL PLANNING COLLECTION ROUTES COMMERCIAL WASTE COMPOST COMPOSTING COMPOSTING FACILITIES COMPOSTING PLANTS CONSTRUCTION DECISION MAKING DEMOLITION WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES DISPOSAL OF WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM DRINKING WATER DUMP SITES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC CHANGE ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY ECONOMICS ECONOMIES OF SCALE EIA EMISSIONS ENERGY RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL TARGETS ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND COLLECTION EXTERNALITIES FINAL DISPOSAL FINANCIAL RESOURCES GAS MANAGEMENT GLASS GROUNDWATER HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL WASTE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS WASTE HOUSEHOLD WASTE ILLEGAL DUMPS INCINERATION DIRECTIVE INCINERATION OF WASTE INCINERATORS INDUSTRIAL SITES INTEGRATED SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT LANDFILL LANDFILL CLOSURE LANDFILL DIRECTIVE LANDFILL GAS LANDFILL OPERATORS LANDFILL PROJECTS LANDFILL RESTORATION LANDFILL SITE LANDFILL SITES LANDFILL SITING LANDFILL WASTE LANDFILLING LEACHATE LEACHATE COLLECTION LOCAL WASTE MANAGEMENT METALS MINING MINING WASTE MUNICIPAL LANDFILL MUNICIPAL LANDFILLS MUNICIPAL SOLID MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT MUNICIPAL WASTE MUNICIPAL WASTE COLLECTION MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY NATIONAL WASTE STRATEGIES NATIONAL WASTE STRATEGY NATURAL RESOURCES NIMBY NONHAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL WASTE PLASTIC POLLUTION PRODUCERS PRODUCTION PATTERNS PUBLIC PARTICIPATION RECYCLING OPERATORS REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SANITARY LANDFILL SANITARY LANDFILL SITE SANITARY LANDFILLS SANITATION SANITATION INFRASTRUCTURE SCOPE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT SEWAGE SEWAGE SLUDGE SEWERAGE SEWERAGE NETWORK SITE SELECTION SOIL POLLUTION SOLID WASTE SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL SOLID WASTE GENERATION SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SOLID WASTE OPERATIONS SOLID WASTE SECTOR SOURCE SEPARATION STREAMS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SWM TIRES TRANSFER STATIONS TREATMENT OF WASTE WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES WASTE COMPOSITION WASTE DISPOSAL WASTE DISPOSAL SITES WASTE DUMPS WASTE FACILITIES WASTE FLOWS WASTE HIERARCHY WASTE INCINERATION WASTE LANDFILLS WASTE MANAGEMENT WASTE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES WASTE MANAGEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICIES WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICY WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS WASTE MINIMIZATION WASTE PLANS WASTE POLICY WASTE PREVENTION WASTE PRODUCERS WASTE QUANTITIES WASTE RECYCLING WASTE REDUCTION WASTE SEPARATION WASTE SHIPMENT WASTE STREAMS WASTE TREATMENT WASTE TREATMENT FACILITIES WASTE TYPES WASTE VOLUMES WASTE-TO-ENERGY FACILITIES WASTES WASTEWATER WASTEWATER TREATMENT WATER SUPPLY WILLINGNESS TO PAY |
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ABSORPTION ACCUMULATORS AUDITS BIODEGRADABLE MUNICIPAL WASTE BIODEGRADABLE WASTE CARBON CENTRAL PLANNING COLLECTION ROUTES COMMERCIAL WASTE COMPOST COMPOSTING COMPOSTING FACILITIES COMPOSTING PLANTS CONSTRUCTION DECISION MAKING DEMOLITION WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES DISPOSAL OF WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM DRINKING WATER DUMP SITES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC CHANGE ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY ECONOMICS ECONOMIES OF SCALE EIA EMISSIONS ENERGY RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL TARGETS ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND COLLECTION EXTERNALITIES FINAL DISPOSAL FINANCIAL RESOURCES GAS MANAGEMENT GLASS GROUNDWATER HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL WASTE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS WASTE HOUSEHOLD WASTE ILLEGAL DUMPS INCINERATION DIRECTIVE INCINERATION OF WASTE INCINERATORS INDUSTRIAL SITES INTEGRATED SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT LANDFILL LANDFILL CLOSURE LANDFILL DIRECTIVE LANDFILL GAS LANDFILL OPERATORS LANDFILL PROJECTS LANDFILL RESTORATION LANDFILL SITE LANDFILL SITES LANDFILL SITING LANDFILL WASTE LANDFILLING LEACHATE LEACHATE COLLECTION LOCAL WASTE MANAGEMENT METALS MINING MINING WASTE MUNICIPAL LANDFILL MUNICIPAL LANDFILLS MUNICIPAL SOLID MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT MUNICIPAL WASTE MUNICIPAL WASTE COLLECTION MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY NATIONAL WASTE STRATEGIES NATIONAL WASTE STRATEGY NATURAL RESOURCES NIMBY NONHAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL WASTE PLASTIC POLLUTION PRODUCERS PRODUCTION PATTERNS PUBLIC PARTICIPATION RECYCLING OPERATORS REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SANITARY LANDFILL SANITARY LANDFILL SITE SANITARY LANDFILLS SANITATION SANITATION INFRASTRUCTURE SCOPE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT SEWAGE SEWAGE SLUDGE SEWERAGE SEWERAGE NETWORK SITE SELECTION SOIL POLLUTION SOLID WASTE SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL SOLID WASTE GENERATION SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SOLID WASTE OPERATIONS SOLID WASTE SECTOR SOURCE SEPARATION STREAMS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SWM TIRES TRANSFER STATIONS TREATMENT OF WASTE WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES WASTE COMPOSITION WASTE DISPOSAL WASTE DISPOSAL SITES WASTE DUMPS WASTE FACILITIES WASTE FLOWS WASTE HIERARCHY WASTE INCINERATION WASTE LANDFILLS WASTE MANAGEMENT WASTE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES WASTE MANAGEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICIES WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICY WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS WASTE MINIMIZATION WASTE PLANS WASTE POLICY WASTE PREVENTION WASTE PRODUCERS WASTE QUANTITIES WASTE RECYCLING WASTE REDUCTION WASTE SEPARATION WASTE SHIPMENT WASTE STREAMS WASTE TREATMENT WASTE TREATMENT FACILITIES WASTE TYPES WASTE VOLUMES WASTE-TO-ENERGY FACILITIES WASTES WASTEWATER WASTEWATER TREATMENT WATER SUPPLY WILLINGNESS TO PAY World Bank Solid Waste Management in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, and Romania : A Cross-Country Analysis of Sector Challenges Towards EU Harmonization |
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Europe and Central Asia EU Accession Countries Bulgaria Croatia Poland Romania |
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The European Union (EU) sets the policy
framework for municipal solid waste management that drives
reform initiatives in new EU member states and candidate
countries. The EU policies, implementation targets, and
grant funding establish the enabling environment that
transforms the solid waste management sector in Bulgaria,
Croatia, Poland, and Romania. The EU directives guide member
states towards agreed targets without prescribing in detail
how specific measures should be implemented. Various
directives establish the legal framework for solid waste
management; provide specifics, and an implementation
timetable: these include the waste framework directive, the
landfill directive, and the waste incineration directive.
This study analyzes progress in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland,
and Romania; and identifies important shortcomings towards
meeting the requirements of the EU acquis communautaire. All
four countries have had access to large amounts of
assistance from EU programs and European financial
institutions, which for the most part remain unspent. The
study identifies strengths and weaknesses in the national
institutional arrangements; scrutinizes sector economics and
financing, including how current incentive mechanisms affect
the medium-to long-term sector financial sustainability; and
finally, extracts lessons learned on how to address key
issues and optimize sector performance. |
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Economic & Sector Work :: Other Public Sector Study |
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World Bank |
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World Bank |
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World Bank |
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Solid Waste Management in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, and Romania : A Cross-Country Analysis of Sector Challenges Towards EU Harmonization |
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Solid Waste Management in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, and Romania : A Cross-Country Analysis of Sector Challenges Towards EU Harmonization |
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Solid Waste Management in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, and Romania : A Cross-Country Analysis of Sector Challenges Towards EU Harmonization |
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Solid Waste Management in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, and Romania : A Cross-Country Analysis of Sector Challenges Towards EU Harmonization |
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Solid Waste Management in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, and Romania : A Cross-Country Analysis of Sector Challenges Towards EU Harmonization |
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solid waste management in bulgaria, croatia, poland, and romania : a cross-country analysis of sector challenges towards eu harmonization |
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World Bank |
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2012 |
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okr-10986-27542021-04-23T14:02:04Z Solid Waste Management in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, and Romania : A Cross-Country Analysis of Sector Challenges Towards EU Harmonization World Bank ABSORPTION ACCUMULATORS AUDITS BIODEGRADABLE MUNICIPAL WASTE BIODEGRADABLE WASTE CARBON CENTRAL PLANNING COLLECTION ROUTES COMMERCIAL WASTE COMPOST COMPOSTING COMPOSTING FACILITIES COMPOSTING PLANTS CONSTRUCTION DECISION MAKING DEMOLITION WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES DISPOSAL OF WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM DRINKING WATER DUMP SITES ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC CHANGE ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY ECONOMICS ECONOMIES OF SCALE EIA EMISSIONS ENERGY RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL TARGETS ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND COLLECTION EXTERNALITIES FINAL DISPOSAL FINANCIAL RESOURCES GAS MANAGEMENT GLASS GROUNDWATER HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL WASTE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS WASTE HOUSEHOLD WASTE ILLEGAL DUMPS INCINERATION DIRECTIVE INCINERATION OF WASTE INCINERATORS INDUSTRIAL SITES INTEGRATED SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT LANDFILL LANDFILL CLOSURE LANDFILL DIRECTIVE LANDFILL GAS LANDFILL OPERATORS LANDFILL PROJECTS LANDFILL RESTORATION LANDFILL SITE LANDFILL SITES LANDFILL SITING LANDFILL WASTE LANDFILLING LEACHATE LEACHATE COLLECTION LOCAL WASTE MANAGEMENT METALS MINING MINING WASTE MUNICIPAL LANDFILL MUNICIPAL LANDFILLS MUNICIPAL SOLID MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT MUNICIPAL WASTE MUNICIPAL WASTE COLLECTION MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES NATIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY NATIONAL WASTE STRATEGIES NATIONAL WASTE STRATEGY NATURAL RESOURCES NIMBY NONHAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL WASTE PLASTIC POLLUTION PRODUCERS PRODUCTION PATTERNS PUBLIC PARTICIPATION RECYCLING OPERATORS REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SANITARY LANDFILL SANITARY LANDFILL SITE SANITARY LANDFILLS SANITATION SANITATION INFRASTRUCTURE SCOPE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT SEWAGE SEWAGE SLUDGE SEWERAGE SEWERAGE NETWORK SITE SELECTION SOIL POLLUTION SOLID WASTE SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL SOLID WASTE GENERATION SOLID WASTE LANDFILL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SOLID WASTE OPERATIONS SOLID WASTE SECTOR SOURCE SEPARATION STREAMS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SWM TIRES TRANSFER STATIONS TREATMENT OF WASTE WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES WASTE COMPOSITION WASTE DISPOSAL WASTE DISPOSAL SITES WASTE DUMPS WASTE FACILITIES WASTE FLOWS WASTE HIERARCHY WASTE INCINERATION WASTE LANDFILLS WASTE MANAGEMENT WASTE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES WASTE MANAGEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICIES WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICY WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS WASTE MINIMIZATION WASTE PLANS WASTE POLICY WASTE PREVENTION WASTE PRODUCERS WASTE QUANTITIES WASTE RECYCLING WASTE REDUCTION WASTE SEPARATION WASTE SHIPMENT WASTE STREAMS WASTE TREATMENT WASTE TREATMENT FACILITIES WASTE TYPES WASTE VOLUMES WASTE-TO-ENERGY FACILITIES WASTES WASTEWATER WASTEWATER TREATMENT WATER SUPPLY WILLINGNESS TO PAY The European Union (EU) sets the policy framework for municipal solid waste management that drives reform initiatives in new EU member states and candidate countries. The EU policies, implementation targets, and grant funding establish the enabling environment that transforms the solid waste management sector in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, and Romania. The EU directives guide member states towards agreed targets without prescribing in detail how specific measures should be implemented. Various directives establish the legal framework for solid waste management; provide specifics, and an implementation timetable: these include the waste framework directive, the landfill directive, and the waste incineration directive. This study analyzes progress in Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, and Romania; and identifies important shortcomings towards meeting the requirements of the EU acquis communautaire. All four countries have had access to large amounts of assistance from EU programs and European financial institutions, which for the most part remain unspent. The study identifies strengths and weaknesses in the national institutional arrangements; scrutinizes sector economics and financing, including how current incentive mechanisms affect the medium-to long-term sector financial sustainability; and finally, extracts lessons learned on how to address key issues and optimize sector performance. 2012-03-19T10:12:43Z 2012-03-19T10:12:43Z 2011-04-01 http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/main?menuPK=64187510&pagePK=64193027&piPK=64187937&theSitePK=523679&menuPK=64187510&searchMenuPK=64187283&siteName=WDS&entityID=000356161_20110524005013 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/2754 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank Economic & Sector Work :: Other Public Sector Study Europe and Central Asia EU Accession Countries Bulgaria Croatia Poland Romania |