The objective of this document is to enable make the waste sector more sustainable by 2030 and enable a circular economy by 2050. The strategy addresses treatment of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) in a comprehensive manner and includes the following key abatement measures in relation to sources of GHG emissions.
• Transition from 80% of waste landfilling in 2020, to only 20% by 2030;
• Zero landfilling of untreated organic waste and paper and cardboard by 2030;
• All active landfills will be sealed, and methane collection and destruction/utilization systems will be installed, so that methane collection will amount to no less than 50% of total methane production in the landfill.
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National Waste Strategy
2021PolicyMitigation
Sectors: Waste
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2030 Waste Strategy, Circular Economy 2050
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- 47% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, compared to todayWaste · Target year: 2030
- 0% landfill of untreated waste and 20% landfill of treated wasteWaste · Target year: 2030
- 100% infrastructure for sorting and separating organic waste at sourceWaste · Target year: 2030
- 54% of waste recycled by 2030Waste · Target year: 2030
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