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The indicator relates to the processing of end-of-life (EOL) material. Here, processing does not only pertain to recycling but also encompasses other R-levels such as remanufacturing or repair. The indicator includes internal processing for internal reuse. Material, water, energy and CO2 are prepared to be used as a new input.
The indicator can be categorized into: a) material, b) water, c) energy, d) CO2. Refers to the output material of the process.
The amount of EOL materials processed as a outcome marker tells ... something about ...
At present, the only way to collect the necessary data is through annual surveys conducted by the PMBs with port companies. Here, each port company is asked how much of each component (a), (b), (c) and (d) is processed in their company. These values can then be summated to provide a value for each of the four components of Indicator 11.
Accurate data is not always available and some companies have the abide by strict confidentiality policies.
The count is restricted to the port area, a legally defined territory which is under the management of the Port Authority (PA) or Port Management Body (PMB). For example, the boundaries of the Flemish ports are determined by a decision of the Flemish Government.
[From 2023 onwards, OVAM will be able to provide the necessary data from their MATIS system for Flanders. All waste processing companies will be obliged to report to OVAM how much waste they process. This data will therefore be available through OVAM. However, internal processing for internal use is not included in this reporting system and must therefore be added through manual reporting via an annual survey.] – check this?
Latest update | 04/05/2024 |
Themes | Waste and Material Use |
Result level | Outcome |
Data type (unit) | Quantitative (tons) |
Method | X |
Data source/provider | Port companies - OVAM (Flemish Public Waste Agency - Regional) |
Difficulty level | Moderate |