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It is divided into twenty main chapters, each with subchapters and codes for individual wastes, some of which are hazardous. for The EWC is a hierarchical list of waste descriptions established by Commission ision //EC. The European List of Wastes (LoW) is the waste classification in the EU for administrative purposes, i.e. for permitting and supervision in the field of waste generation and European waste catalogue. The European List of Wastes (LoW) is the waste classification in the EU for administrative purposes, i.e. The EEA Glossary provides the source, context and publication year of the EWC The purpose of this Notice is to give technical guidance on certain aspects of Directive /98/EC on waste (‘Waste Framework Directive’ or ‘WFD’) (1) and Commission ision //EC on the list of waste (‘List of Waste’ or ‘LoW’), as revised in(2) The European Waste Catalogue (EWC) (Commission ision/3/EC) was to be a “reference nomenclature providing a common terminology throughout the Community with the purpose to improve the efficiency of waste management activities”. for permitting issues) on the correct interpretation and application of the The aim of the work on European Waste Catalogue is to provide an integrated list of hazardous and non-hazardous wastes, agreed by the Member States and the As of reference year, data on waste generation and waste treatment will have to be broken down byEWC-Stat categories (up tocategories). It was further developed into the European List of Waste (LoW) by Commission ision //ECThe LoW The aim of the work on European Waste Catalogue is to provide an integrated list of hazardous and non-hazardous wastes, agreed by the Member States and the Commission, for purposes of implementing Framework Directive on Waste (/EEC) and the Hazardous Waste (/EEC) The EWC is a hierarchical list of waste descriptions established by Commission ision //ECIt is divided into twenty main The European Waste Catalogue (EWC) (Commission ision/3/EC) was to be a “reference nomenclature providing a common terminology throughout the Community This document provides guidance to national authorities, including local authorities, and businesses (e.g.
