national waste management strategy

Included in this process is the development of a national waste management strategy for waste treated wood.

The national waste management strategy has been adopted.

– Adopt and implement a national waste management strategy.

The emphasis of a national waste management strategy should be on reduction and recycling as well as disposal.

Revisions of the national waste management strategy and the national waste management plan are underway.

The Government recently produced 'Waste Strategy 2000' the national waste management strategy, which emphasised the importance of increasing recycling and composting rates.

In December 2004 Croatia adopted a framework law on waste; in 2005 it adopted the list of wastes recorded at Community level as well as a national waste management strategy.

I also consulted to the South African government on the Information System to be used in the National Waste Management Strategy, the new integrated waste management strategy recently finalised for that country.

Environment Act 1995 This Act translated into national legislation the requirement - under the Framework Directive on Waste - to produce a National Waste Strategy (see National Waste Management Strategies above).

Implications The Government and the National Assembly for Wales have set targets for the recovery, recycling and composting of household waste in their waste strategy for England and Wales (see National Waste Management Strategies below).