European Waste Classification for Statistics, issue 2012
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| Description | The European Waste Classification, issue 2012 (EWC) is a harmonised, non-exhaustive list of waste types. Each waste type is assigned a ‘six digit’ code made up of three ‘two digit’ sub-codes. Broadly speaking, the catalogue describes the type of process, industry or sector from which a waste type arises. The catalogue was developed by the European Union in order to provide a standard framework |
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| Contact Person | Weinert, Hans-Jörg |
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