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Be part of the circular economy movement.The new issue of the "Waste Management" Magazine brings readers new information, data, legislative updates useful and necessary for the compliant management of waste. What new projects were launched at the national level, what are the legislative news in the field, best practices and premiere studies at the national level are just a few of the most important articles published in issue 34 of the magazine!
In order to adjust Law no. 209/2016 on waste and ensure the application of the provisions of art. 65, according to which, "Failure to comply with the provisions of this law and the normative acts approved under this law attracts, as the case may be, contraventional liability, civil or criminal, according to the law"...
Waste traceability is the acquisition of a system to locate and follow the chronological path of a waste, identifying each of its records, from its generation until the end of its waste status, i.e. its recycling/disposal.
Although the Republic of Moldova does not produce mercury, a number of mercury-containing products are placed on the domestic market every year, such as: fluorescent tubes, batteries and accumulators, measuring devices. This equipment, if not treated properly, presents an increased risk to the environment.
When done right, recycling is a simple and effective procedure. Conversely, contamination complicates the recycling process, forcing waste producers, operators authorized for these activities to invest more time, effort and resources to correct this problem.
Law no. 209/2016 on waste stipulates as the responsibility of oil producers the proper management of the quantities and types of used oils resulting from oils placed on the market, including contributing financially to the fulfillment of their obligations in terms of extended producer liability.
Starting from June 2022, the first circular and innovative project dedicated to plastic waste was launched at the national level: "Plastic Waste in the Circular Economy: Community Solutions". The project is carried out with the financial support of the Small Bags Program GEF SGP Moldova, implemented by UNDP
The qualified labor force for the DASGDAD sector is the essential factor in the efficiency of the sector and to ensure a sustainable development, a decent living, an optimal balance with the environment. Only through qualified specialists/workers can the expected result be achieved in order to overcome the problems in the analyzed sector.
The overproduction and consumption of single-use plastic is creating an environmental and humanitarian crisis. Globally, we use millions of tons of plastic every year, and it's becoming clear that recycling is not enough to get rid of the plastic problem.
