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From Waste to Resource: Reforming End-of-Waste Criteria through Standards

Authors: Woodcock, James; Page, Faye; Korcz, Mateusz;

From Waste to Resource: Reforming End-of-Waste Criteria through Standards

Abstract

This fact sheet is based on the findings of the RISERS project and provides an overview of the EU’s present End-of-Waste (EoW) system, highlighting main regulatory pathways, challenges that arise, and real case studies. It explains how dispersed regulation and excessively complex procedures hinder circular economy development and cross-border trade. The factsheet further presents the RISERS proposal to replace traditional EoW criteria with harmonized standards, to simplify waste-to-secondary raw material transition and facilitate industrial symbiosis in Europe.

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