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2019 WASTE % STATISTICS IN CATALONIA t CO kg % CONTENTS INTRODUCTION MUNICIPAL WASTE INDUSTRIAL WASTE CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE 1 2 3 4 INTRODUCTION: MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION 2 WASTE: WASTE: AND 4 31 DEMOLITION WASTE: 40 2 1 INTRODUCTION MUNICIPAL WASTE INTRODUCTION INDUSTRIAL WASTE CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE 3 Waste management is one of the central aspects of environmental management and a relevant sector for the economy at the INTRODUCTION same time. In recent years, we have experienced fundamental advances in the field of waste, but we still need to work harder to achieve generation reduction goals and maintain the value of products and materials. MUNICIPAL WASTE European Directives set objectives for progress on this matter: INDUSTRIAL WASTE — European municipal waste recycling targets are set at 50% for 2020 and 65% by 2030. CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE — It is necessary to increase the quantity and quality of all the fractions that are collected selectively in order to be able to reintroduce the maximum amount of materials into the economy. — The selective collection of biowaste is one of the key fractions for achieving these goals. — By 2030, only 10% of the municipal waste generated will be able to go to landfills. — This final treatment of waste must be reduced to only non-recyclable waste. — Regarding construction and demolition waste, the recycling target is set at 70% for 2020. Political will, citizen collaboration, business sector participation, as well as legal and fiscal instruments are key aspects to improve management and change the model towards a circular economy. This publication collects the main statistics on the evolution of waste management in Catalonia over the last ten years, obtained from information from local bodies, industrial activity centres and construction waste managers. All the information can be consulted on the website of the Waste Agency of Catalonia. 4 2 INTRODUCTION MUNICIPAL WASTE 2.1 Generation of municipal waste MUNICIPAL 2.2 Selective collection of municipal waste 2.3 Selective collection in municipalities WASTE with door-to-door service 2.4 Selective collection of the organic matter fraction 2.5 Selective collection of paper and cardboard 2.6 Selective collection of glass 2.7 Selective collection of lightweight packaging 2.8 The non-segregated fraction 2.8.1 Primary destination of non-segregated fraction 2.8.2 Final destination of the non-segregated fraction 2.9 Carbon footprint from municipal waste treatment in Catalonia 2.10 Economic indicators INDUSTRIAL WASTE CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE 5 INTRODUCTION 2.1 MUNICIPAL WASTE GENERATION OF 2.1 Generation of municipal waste MUNICIPAL WASTE 2.2 Selective collection of municipal waste 2.3 Selective collection in municipalities with door-to-door service In 2019, 4 million tonnes of municipal waste was generated in Catalonia. There has been a general decreasing trend in the production of waste, despite a slight increase in recent years, most likely due to exiting the economic crisis (Table 1, Graph 1). 2.4 Selective collection of the organic matter fraction 2.5 Selective collection of paper and cardboard TABLE 1: EVOLUTION OF THE GENERATION OF MUNICIPAL WASTE IN CATALONIA 2.6 Selective collection of glass 2.7 Selective collection 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 of lightweight packaging Generation 2.8 The non-segregated fraction of waste 1.54 1.53 1.47 1.35 1.30 1.33 1.35 1.36 1.39 1.43 1.44 2.8.1 Primary destination (kg/inhab./day) of non-segregated fraction Tonnes of 2.8.2 Final destination of the municipal 4,198,600 4,190,000 4,044,100 3,736,000 3,588,600 3,651,400 3,706,200 3,732,200 3,847,100 3,975,679 4,046,614 non-segregated fraction waste 2.9 Carbon footprint from municipal generated waste treatment in Catalonia Population 7,475,420 7,512,381 7,539,618 7,570,908 7,553,650 7,518,903 7,508,106 7,522,596 7,555,830 7,600,065 7,675,217 2.10 Economic indicators (inhabitants) Generation of municipal INDUSTRIAL WASTE waste 562 558 537 493 475 485 494 495 507 523 527 in Catalonia (kg/inhab./ CONSTRUCTION AND year) DEMOLITION WASTE EU 28 (kg/inhab./ year) 511 504 497 486 479 478 480 486 486 486 486 (Source: Eurostat) % selective 37.53% 40.55% 40.60% 39.10% 37.85% 38.35% 38.94% 38.50% 39.92% 41.76% 45.00% collection Source: Waste Agency of Catalonia and Eurostat 6 GRAPH 1: EVOLUTION OF THE GENERATION OF MUNICIPAL WASTE IN CATALONIA INTRODUCTION Generation of municipal waste (tonnes) Population (inhabitants) Generation of waste (kg/inhab./day) MUNICIPAL WASTE 5.00 8,000,000 2.1 Generation of municipal waste 2.2 Selective collection of municipal waste 4.50 2.3 Selective collection in municipalities 7,000,000 7,675,217 7,600,065 with door-to-door service 7,570,908 7,553,650 7,555,830 7,512,381 7,539,618 7,518,903 7,522,596 7,508,106 7,475,420 2.4 Selective collection of the organic matter fraction 4.00 2.5 Selective collection of paper and cardboard 6,000,000 2.6 Selective collection of glass 3.50 2.7 Selective collection of lightweight packaging 2.8 The non-segregated fraction 5,000,000 2.8.1 Primary destination 3.00 of non-segregated fraction 2.8.2 Final destination of the non-segregated fraction 2.9 Carbon footprint from municipal 2.50 4,000,000 waste treatment in Catalonia 2.10 Economic indicators 4,275,200 4,198,600 4,046,614 4,044,100 3,975,679 2.00 3,847,100 3,732,200 3,736,000 3,706,200 INDUSTRIAL WASTE 3,651,400 3,588,600 3,000,000 1.54 1.53 1.47 1.44 CONSTRUCTION AND 1.39 1.43 1.35 1.36 DEMOLITION WASTE 1.50 1.30 1.33 1.35 2,000,000 1.00 1,000,000 0.50 kg/inhab./day tonnes/inhabitants 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 0 Waste generation per capita in Catalonia in 2019 was 527 kg, which is slightly higher than the European average of 486 kg for the same year. 7 TABLE 2: GENERATION OF MUNICIPAL WASTE BY COUNTY IN 2019 INTRODUCTION County Population Generation of municipal waste (tonnes) kg/inhab./day kg/inhab./year MUNICIPAL WASTE Alt Camp 44,296 21,632.51 1.34 488.36 Alt Empordà 141,339 117,723.55 2.28 832.92 2.1 Generation of municipal waste Alt Penedès 108,411 59,797.88 1.51 551.58 Alt Urgell 20,177 10,429.90 1.42 516.92 2.2 Selective collection of municipal waste Alta Ribagorça 3,802 2,199.75 1.59 578.58 AMB (formerly EMSHTR) 3,291,654 1,517,186.74 1.26 460.92 2.3 Selective collection in municipalities Anoia 120,738 61,492.38 1.40 509.30 with door-to-door service Bages 178,885 86,595.72 1.33 484.09 2.4 Selective collection of the organic Baix Camp 190,973 108,151.87 1.55 566.32 matter fraction Baix Ebre 77,596 45,551.59 1.61 587.04 2.5 Selective collection of paper Baix Empordà 134,359 109,545.03 2.23 815.32 and cardboard Baix Llobregat 115,801 56,172.17 1.33 485.07 2.6 Selective collection of glass Baix Penedès 104,991 72,325.47 1.89 688.87 2.7 Selective collection Berguedà 39,446 17,156.68 1.19 434.94 of lightweight packaging Cerdanya 18,192 13,372.22 2.01 735.06 2.8 The non-segregated fraction Conca de Barberà 20,042 10,560.25 1.44 526.91 Garraf 150,887 92,931.18 1.69 615.90 2.8.1 Primary destination of non-segregated fraction Garrigues 18,833 7,316.65 1.06 388.50 2.8.2 Final destination of the Garrotxa 57,590 28,626.65 1.36 497.08 non-segregated fraction Gironès 193,908 85,618.30 1.21 441.54 Maresme 431,809 244,249.76 1.55 565.64 2.9 Carbon footprint from municipal waste treatment in Catalonia Moianès 13,603 7,735.90 1.56 568.69 67,436 34,678.63 1.41 514.25 2.10 Economic indicators Montsià Noguera 38,770 16,359.84 1.16 421.97 Osona 160,821 71,641.54 1.22 445.47 INDUSTRIAL WASTE Pallars Jussà 13,080 6,913.34 1.45 528.54 Pallars Sobirà 6,932 5,252.22 2.08 757.68 Pla de l'Estany 32,293 15,889.20 1.35 492.03 CONSTRUCTION AND Pla d'Urgell 36,693 16,488.88 1.23 449.37 DEMOLITION WASTE Priorat 9,245 5,337.71 1.58 577.36 Ribera d'Ebre 21,865 9,417.50 1.18 430.71 Ripollès 25,087 13,999.54 1.53 558.04 Segarra 23,052 9,821.62 1.17 426.06 Segrià 209,818 88,214.74 1.15 420.43 Selva 171,617 114,379.98 1.83 666.48 Solsonès 13,469 6,908.73 1.41 512.94 Tarragonès 256,730 156,945.99 1.67 611.33 Terra Alta 11,490 3,571.52 0.85 310.84 Urgell 36,693 17,801.13 1.33 485.14 Val d'Aran 10,093 8,636.20 2.34 855.66 Vallès Occidental 643,063 278,372.36 1.19 432.89 Vallès Oriental 409,638 195,396.62 1.31 477.00 No assigned county 0.00 Total Catalonia 7,675,217 3,852,399.45 1.44 527.23 Source: Waste Agency of Catalonia 8 GRAPH 2: GENERATION OF MUNICIPAL WASTE BY COUNTY IN 2019 INTRODUCTION kg/inhab./year MUNICIPAL WASTE Val d'Aran 2.1 Generation of municipal waste Alt Empordà 2.2 Selective collection of Baix Empordà municipal waste Pallars Sobirà Cerdanya 2.3 Selective collection in municipalities with door-to-door service Baix Penedès Selva 2.4 Selective collection of the organic Garraf matter fraction Tarragonès 2.5 Selective collection of paper Baix Ebre and cardboard Alta Ribagorça 2.6 Selective collection of glass Priorat 2.7 Selective collection Moianès of lightweight packaging Baix Camp 2.8 The non-segregated fraction Maresme Ripollès 2.8.1 Primary destination of non-segregated fraction Alt Penedès 2.8.2 Final destination of the Pallars Jussà non-segregated fraction Conca de Barberà Alt Urgell 2.9 Carbon footprint from municipal waste treatment in Catalonia Montsià Solsonès 2.10 Economic indicators Anoia Garrotxa INDUSTRIAL WASTE Pla de l'Estany Alt Camp Urgell CONSTRUCTION AND Baix Llobregat DEMOLITION WASTE Bages Vallès Oriental AMB (formerly EMSHTR) Pla d'Urgell Osona Gironès Berguedà Vallès Occidental Ribera d'Ebre Segarra Noguera Segrià Garrigues Terra Alta 0 kg 100 kg 200 kg 300 kg 400 kg 500 kg 600 kg 700 kg 800 kg 900 kg 1,000 kg 9 INTRODUCTION 2.2 MUNICIPAL WASTE SELECTIVE COLLECTION OF MUNICIPAL WASTE 2.1 Generation of municipal waste 2.2 Selective collection of These statistics on municipal waste are based on the information provided by city councils and supramunicipal bodies, such municipal waste as county councils, consortia and other bodies in charge of collecting and managing waste, as well as the treatment plants 2.3 Selective collection in municipalities with door-to-door service where such tasks are performed.
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