Ppt on extended producer responsibility(epr)Prasad Bhat
The document discusses Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and is presented by Accredited Consultants Pvt Ltd. It defines EPR as a strategy used by many countries to promote reuse, recycling, and environmentally-friendly disposal of plastic waste by holding producers responsible. The document outlines that EPR involves take-back programs, waste collection, recycling, and designing reusable/recyclable products. It notes EPR can benefit the environment and economy while reducing production costs. The remainder of the document appears to provide details on the scope, requirements and procedures related to EPR but these sections are incomplete.
Carbon credits allow entities to emit one ton of carbon dioxide. They are awarded to countries or groups that reduce emissions below quotas and can be traded internationally. Presently, Australia, the US, former Soviet Union, Japan, EU, China, Indonesia, and India account for most emissions. Carbon credits are acquired through mechanisms like the Clean Development Mechanism which allows developed countries to sponsor projects in developing countries. Credits are created through compliance markets governed by UN standards or voluntary markets accredited by independent standards. Buying credits funds carbon reduction projects and helps lower costs of renewable technologies. Trading credits globally impacts emissions, while generating profits allows India to invest in advancing technologies. Common carbon projects include renewable energy, forestation, energy efficiency, and
ISCC Supply Chain Model Mass Balance (Presentation Slides for Mills).pptWanZahir3
The document discusses the International Sustainability & Carbon Certification (ISCC) framework. ISCC promotes sustainable biomass production across the supply chain. It aims to ensure traceability, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and encourage sustainable land use and social practices. Certification covers the entire biomass and biofuel production process, from farms and mills to refineries, transport, and biodiesel plants. Effective traceability systems must be implemented to document and track sustainable biomass at each stage of the supply chain. Key requirements include management systems, procedures, training, infrastructure, auditing and ensuring proper documentation is maintained.
Presentation by Muhammed Sayed, DBSA - OECD Focus Group Discussion: Developing a green finance facility to catalyse private investment, 27 October 2020
What is extended producer responsibility (EPR)PECB
Extended producer responsibility (EPR) is an environmental protection strategy that makes producers responsible for the proper disposal of their products after consumers no longer want them. Under EPR, producers are responsible for take-back, recycling, and disposal of products they sell. EPR aims to reduce waste production and a product's environmental impact over its entire lifecycle by incentivizing producers to design more reusable and recyclable products. Common products covered by EPR programs include packaging, batteries, electronics, tires, and beverages containers. EPR policies have been implemented in many countries through both voluntary and regulatory approaches.
- The Kyoto Protocol established a carbon credit trading mechanism where countries can meet emission reduction targets by purchasing certified emission reduction (CER) credits from emission reduction projects in developing countries under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).
- India has high potential for carbon credits due to a wide range of possible CDM project types and sizes, technical expertise, and a transparent CDM approval process. However, carbon credit prices are determined by policy issues, market fundamentals, and technical analysis.
- India is a party to the UNFCCC and has established a National CDM Authority to oversee CDM projects. CDM projects in India span sectors like energy, manufacturing, and waste management, with the energy sector representing most
The document summarizes key aspects of the WTO Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS Agreement). It outlines that the SPS Agreement establishes basic rules for food safety and animal and plant health standards. It allows countries to set their own standards as long as they are based on scientific evidence and risk assessments. The agreement also encourages the use of international standards and harmonization where possible. Member countries can implement stricter standards than international levels as long as they are scientifically justified. The agreement aims to ensure SPS measures are necessary to protect health and are not disguised barriers to trade.
Products that Flow - Circular Business Models and Design Strategies for Fast ...Partners for Innovation BV
Circular Business Models and Design Strategies for Fast Moving Consumer Goods
PRODUCTS THAT FLOW is an unusual book about common things that surround us every day.
Fast-moving consumer goods, such as food, packaging, disposables, fashion, gifts and gadgets.
How can we deal with this huge amount of products in a more sustainable way?
Ppt on extended producer responsibility(epr)Prasad Bhat
The document discusses Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and is presented by Accredited Consultants Pvt Ltd. It defines EPR as a strategy used by many countries to promote reuse, recycling, and environmentally-friendly disposal of plastic waste by holding producers responsible. The document outlines that EPR involves take-back programs, waste collection, recycling, and designing reusable/recyclable products. It notes EPR can benefit the environment and economy while reducing production costs. The remainder of the document appears to provide details on the scope, requirements and procedures related to EPR but these sections are incomplete.
Carbon credits allow entities to emit one ton of carbon dioxide. They are awarded to countries or groups that reduce emissions below quotas and can be traded internationally. Presently, Australia, the US, former Soviet Union, Japan, EU, China, Indonesia, and India account for most emissions. Carbon credits are acquired through mechanisms like the Clean Development Mechanism which allows developed countries to sponsor projects in developing countries. Credits are created through compliance markets governed by UN standards or voluntary markets accredited by independent standards. Buying credits funds carbon reduction projects and helps lower costs of renewable technologies. Trading credits globally impacts emissions, while generating profits allows India to invest in advancing technologies. Common carbon projects include renewable energy, forestation, energy efficiency, and
ISCC Supply Chain Model Mass Balance (Presentation Slides for Mills).pptWanZahir3
The document discusses the International Sustainability & Carbon Certification (ISCC) framework. ISCC promotes sustainable biomass production across the supply chain. It aims to ensure traceability, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and encourage sustainable land use and social practices. Certification covers the entire biomass and biofuel production process, from farms and mills to refineries, transport, and biodiesel plants. Effective traceability systems must be implemented to document and track sustainable biomass at each stage of the supply chain. Key requirements include management systems, procedures, training, infrastructure, auditing and ensuring proper documentation is maintained.
Presentation by Muhammed Sayed, DBSA - OECD Focus Group Discussion: Developing a green finance facility to catalyse private investment, 27 October 2020
What is extended producer responsibility (EPR)PECB
Extended producer responsibility (EPR) is an environmental protection strategy that makes producers responsible for the proper disposal of their products after consumers no longer want them. Under EPR, producers are responsible for take-back, recycling, and disposal of products they sell. EPR aims to reduce waste production and a product's environmental impact over its entire lifecycle by incentivizing producers to design more reusable and recyclable products. Common products covered by EPR programs include packaging, batteries, electronics, tires, and beverages containers. EPR policies have been implemented in many countries through both voluntary and regulatory approaches.
- The Kyoto Protocol established a carbon credit trading mechanism where countries can meet emission reduction targets by purchasing certified emission reduction (CER) credits from emission reduction projects in developing countries under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).
- India has high potential for carbon credits due to a wide range of possible CDM project types and sizes, technical expertise, and a transparent CDM approval process. However, carbon credit prices are determined by policy issues, market fundamentals, and technical analysis.
- India is a party to the UNFCCC and has established a National CDM Authority to oversee CDM projects. CDM projects in India span sectors like energy, manufacturing, and waste management, with the energy sector representing most
The document summarizes key aspects of the WTO Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS Agreement). It outlines that the SPS Agreement establishes basic rules for food safety and animal and plant health standards. It allows countries to set their own standards as long as they are based on scientific evidence and risk assessments. The agreement also encourages the use of international standards and harmonization where possible. Member countries can implement stricter standards than international levels as long as they are scientifically justified. The agreement aims to ensure SPS measures are necessary to protect health and are not disguised barriers to trade.
Products that Flow - Circular Business Models and Design Strategies for Fast ...Partners for Innovation BV
Circular Business Models and Design Strategies for Fast Moving Consumer Goods
PRODUCTS THAT FLOW is an unusual book about common things that surround us every day.
Fast-moving consumer goods, such as food, packaging, disposables, fashion, gifts and gadgets.
How can we deal with this huge amount of products in a more sustainable way?
Una guida per EPD (Environmental Product Declaration), è una dichiarazione ambientale di un prodotto: una certificazione volontaria che mette in evidenza le prestazioni ambientali di prodotto/processo/servizio per migliorarne la sostenibilità.
This module introduces integrated farming systems (IFS), which integrate livestock, aquaculture, agriculture, and agro-industry in a symbiotic system where the wastes of one process become inputs for others. IFS aims to maximize productivity while minimizing costs through recycling and efficient use of organic wastes and residues. Examples provided include pig and chicken tractors that fertilize fields, livestock grazing cover crops, and systems where animal housing is constructed over ponds so waste feeds fish. The advantages of IFS are more efficient use of resources and labor, conservation, and preservation and rejuvenation of long-term productivity and agro-ecological balance.
Extended producer responsibility (EPR) is a policy approach where producers are given responsibility for managing the disposal of products they produce once they are designated as waste. This transfers the costs of waste management from governments to producers. Under EPR frameworks, producers must organize collection and recycling/disposal systems and are responsible for reducing environmental impacts across the product lifecycle. EPR aims to encourage producers to make products more sustainable and recyclable. Plastic Waste Management Rules in India outline EPR provisions where producers, importers, and brand owners must establish waste management systems. EPR implementation requires coordination between many stakeholders like producers, local governments, waste pickers, and pollution control boards.
Introduction:
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) was founded in 1943 at Hot Springs (USA) during the UN Conference on Food and Agriculture, and it was formally instituted during the First Session of the FAO Conference, held in Quebec, Canada, in 1945. In doing so they took an important step forward in man's perpetual struggle against hunger and malnutrition.
FAO marks World Food Day each year on 16 October, the day on which the Organization was founded in 1945. World Food Day was first held on 16 Oct 1981.
Mandate and Core objectives
To raise public awareness
focus attention on food security
disseminate information
Mobilize public opinion and funds in favor of the global fight against hunger
34th World Food Day Observance
Family Farming is the focus of World Food Day 2014.
The World Food Day theme Family Farming: “Feeding the world, caring for the earth” has been chosen to stress the vast potential family farmers have to eradicate hunger and preserve natural resources.
What is family farming?
Family farming includes all family-based agricultural activities.
It is linked to several areas of the rural development.
Family farming is a means of organizing agricultural, forestry, fisheries, pastoral and aquaculture production which is managed and operated by a family and predominantly reliant on family labour, including both women’s and men’s
Why is family farming important?
Family farming has an important socio-economic, environmental and cultural role.
Family and small-scale farming are inextricably linked to world food security.
Family farming preserves traditional food products, while contributing to a balanced diet and safeguarding the world’s agro-biodiversity.
Family farming represents an opportunity to boost local economies when combined with specific policies aimed at social protection and well-being of communities
World food day is observed in more 150 countries.
Target audiences->
Local Food Governing Bodies
parliaments
local entities
UN system
CSOs/NGOs
private sector
Media
universities/institutes/academies, youth, schools, general public
How Can you get Involved?
Ceremonies at presidential, ministerial, local government, and / or UN levels;
Thematic displays and book exhibitions, art exhibitions;
Field visits to FAO projects and to farmer sites;
Fairs, festivals and cooking demonstrations; essay/ photo competitions;
Cultural events such as traditional songs and dance, poems, gala, concerts, shows;
Sporting events such as football matches, race/walk, handball, cycling, etc.;
Farmer / producer competitions in crops / livestock;
Tree-planting, distribution of seedlings, seeding of lakes and ponds and other production-oriented activities;
Awards / recognition ceremonies on the occasion of WFD, using certificates or agricultural tools
This document discusses sustainable food systems. It defines a food system as encompassing all actors and activities involved in food production, processing, distribution, consumption and disposal. A sustainable food system is one that provides food security and nutrition for current and future generations without compromising economic, social or environmental sustainability. It must be economically viable, socially equitable, and have neutral or positive environmental impacts. The food system is driven by biophysical, demographic, technological, political, economic and socio-cultural factors.
The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an intergovernmental organization that regulates and facilitates international trade. It is located in Geneva, Switzerland and was established in 1995 out of the Uruguay Round negotiations to replace the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). The WTO has 161 member countries and aims to supervise and liberalize global trade through universally applied rules and a binding dispute resolution process.
Mastering Supply Chain Sustainability: Where Does ESG Fit In?Aggregage
The webinar discusses integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into supply chain management. It notes that ESG regulation is tightening globally and that managing ESG risks in the supply chain is important to reduce reputational, financial and operational risks for companies. The webinar advocates taking a strategic approach to supply chain sustainability by analyzing ESG risks, collecting supplier data, collaborating with suppliers to improve performance, and reporting on progress. Integrating ESG criteria into existing supplier processes and systems is key to effective management.
Plastic is derived from fossil fuels and is made through polymerization of hydrocarbon monomers into long carbon chains. It has various advantageous properties but also poses environmental challenges as plastic is slow to degrade and can release toxic chemicals. Most plastics produced are for packaging and building/construction. While recycling and alternative waste conversion methods exist, plastic waste management remains an important issue given its persistence and potential impacts on land, water, and living organisms. Strategies like reducing single-use plastic and improving waste collection infrastructure are needed to better address the plastic pollution problem.
Digital, selbstorganisiert, kollaborativ, vernetzt – so sollen wir in Zukunft arbeiten. Doch wie genau das geht, weiß keiner so recht. Working Out Loud könnte das ändern: Die neue Methode will ihrem Nutzer einfach und schnell einen persönlichen Zugang zur Arbeitswelt 4.0 bieten.
managerSeminare | Heft 214 | Januar 2016
The world is facing a nutrition crisis : Approximately 3 Billion people from everyone of the worlds 193 countries have a low quality diets . Over the next 20 years , multiple forms of malnutrition will pose increasingly serious threats to global health. Population growth combined with climate change will place increasing stress on the food systems , particularly in Africa and Asia where there will be an additional two billion people in 2050 . At the same time rapidly increasing urbanisation,particularly in these two regions,will affect hunger and nutrition in complex ways - Both Positively and Negatively
The Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) is a leading program for certifying greenhouse gas emission reductions and removals from projects. It provides a framework for projects to measure, report and verify their GHG impacts in a transparent way. The VCS establishes baselines to determine the emissions that would occur without the project, and assesses additionality to confirm the project results in additional reductions beyond business as usual. Projects must also demonstrate that reductions are permanent and avoid leakage to other sectors. The VCS utilizes various tools and methodologies to evaluate key aspects of projects like additionality, permanence, and biodiversity and social impacts.
World Food Day is celebrated annually on October 16th to commemorate the founding of the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization in 1945. It aims to raise awareness about hunger issues worldwide and promote year-round action to end hunger. The theme of World Food Day 2013 is "Sustainable Food Systems for Food Security and Nutrition."
The document summarizes feedback from experts on the Canadian government's discussion guide for a national strategy on drugs for rare diseases.
Key critiques included that the proposed vision and principles were vague and meaningless, and that the four strategic pillars lacked specificity and commitment to concrete actions and goals. Experts argued the strategy needs bolder commitments to rapid access to the best treatments comparable to other countries. They also said data collection efforts should build on existing systems rather than propose new ones, and that assessing "value for money" could undermine the goal of optimal patient outcomes if not grounded in patient-centered principles.
During the 1930s Great Depression, international trade declined sharply as countries imposed import restrictions to protect their economies. In 1945, the US proposed expanding trade and employment. On October 30, 1947, 23 countries in Geneva signed the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), establishing rules for international trade. GATT went through eight rounds of negotiations between 1947-1994 to reduce tariffs and trade barriers. The final round, the Uruguay Round, established the World Trade Organization in 1995 to provide stronger, more permanent governance of global trade.
The document discusses carbon trading mechanisms and provides context on its history and concepts. It outlines that the Union finance minister has proposed reducing the tax on gains from carbon trading from 30% to 10% to incentivize investments in energy efficiency and clean energy. This lower tax rate aims to support energy security and climate change goals by making carbon trading more rewarding and attractive for foreign firms while transitioning away from fossil fuel subsidies. Examples of existing carbon trading programs and their impacts are also presented.
This document discusses new recommendations from influential bodies (GHG Protocol, CDP, Defra) on Scope 2 greenhouse gas accounting guidance. The recommendations encourage moving away from using solely grid average emissions factors and toward using more specific contractual emissions factors and market-based accounting approaches when reporting purchased renewable energy instruments and retirement of carbon credits. While the recommendations generally align, there are some differences between the approaches that may impact how corporations report and set emissions reduction targets. Understanding the attributes and goals of environmental instruments like renewable energy and carbon credits can help corporations determine an optimal portfolio to achieve emissions reduction goals.
Carbon credits are a key part of emissions trading programs designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. They represent the right to emit one ton of carbon dioxide and can be bought and sold on international markets. The Kyoto Protocol established a framework for countries to trade carbon credits through mechanisms like emissions trading, joint implementation, and the Clean Development Mechanism. While developed countries have mandatory emissions reduction targets under Kyoto, developing countries like India participate voluntarily but have emerged as a major player in carbon credit generation and trading.
Customer service is a necessary part of any job. There are some important parts to dealing with customers, and for handling the situation when someone is angry.
Houses are essential structures that provide shelter and protection from weather. They contain various parts like windows, doors, roofs, walls and floors. Inside, houses typically include rooms for living, sleeping, bathing, eating and cooking. There are two main types of houses - traditional houses which were commonly built in the past using natural materials, and modern houses which are more popular today and can vary significantly in size from small to very large. Regardless of size or style, all houses serve the important function of keeping people safe and secure.
Una guida per EPD (Environmental Product Declaration), è una dichiarazione ambientale di un prodotto: una certificazione volontaria che mette in evidenza le prestazioni ambientali di prodotto/processo/servizio per migliorarne la sostenibilità.
This module introduces integrated farming systems (IFS), which integrate livestock, aquaculture, agriculture, and agro-industry in a symbiotic system where the wastes of one process become inputs for others. IFS aims to maximize productivity while minimizing costs through recycling and efficient use of organic wastes and residues. Examples provided include pig and chicken tractors that fertilize fields, livestock grazing cover crops, and systems where animal housing is constructed over ponds so waste feeds fish. The advantages of IFS are more efficient use of resources and labor, conservation, and preservation and rejuvenation of long-term productivity and agro-ecological balance.
Extended producer responsibility (EPR) is a policy approach where producers are given responsibility for managing the disposal of products they produce once they are designated as waste. This transfers the costs of waste management from governments to producers. Under EPR frameworks, producers must organize collection and recycling/disposal systems and are responsible for reducing environmental impacts across the product lifecycle. EPR aims to encourage producers to make products more sustainable and recyclable. Plastic Waste Management Rules in India outline EPR provisions where producers, importers, and brand owners must establish waste management systems. EPR implementation requires coordination between many stakeholders like producers, local governments, waste pickers, and pollution control boards.
Introduction:
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) was founded in 1943 at Hot Springs (USA) during the UN Conference on Food and Agriculture, and it was formally instituted during the First Session of the FAO Conference, held in Quebec, Canada, in 1945. In doing so they took an important step forward in man's perpetual struggle against hunger and malnutrition.
FAO marks World Food Day each year on 16 October, the day on which the Organization was founded in 1945. World Food Day was first held on 16 Oct 1981.
Mandate and Core objectives
To raise public awareness
focus attention on food security
disseminate information
Mobilize public opinion and funds in favor of the global fight against hunger
34th World Food Day Observance
Family Farming is the focus of World Food Day 2014.
The World Food Day theme Family Farming: “Feeding the world, caring for the earth” has been chosen to stress the vast potential family farmers have to eradicate hunger and preserve natural resources.
What is family farming?
Family farming includes all family-based agricultural activities.
It is linked to several areas of the rural development.
Family farming is a means of organizing agricultural, forestry, fisheries, pastoral and aquaculture production which is managed and operated by a family and predominantly reliant on family labour, including both women’s and men’s
Why is family farming important?
Family farming has an important socio-economic, environmental and cultural role.
Family and small-scale farming are inextricably linked to world food security.
Family farming preserves traditional food products, while contributing to a balanced diet and safeguarding the world’s agro-biodiversity.
Family farming represents an opportunity to boost local economies when combined with specific policies aimed at social protection and well-being of communities
World food day is observed in more 150 countries.
Target audiences->
Local Food Governing Bodies
parliaments
local entities
UN system
CSOs/NGOs
private sector
Media
universities/institutes/academies, youth, schools, general public
How Can you get Involved?
Ceremonies at presidential, ministerial, local government, and / or UN levels;
Thematic displays and book exhibitions, art exhibitions;
Field visits to FAO projects and to farmer sites;
Fairs, festivals and cooking demonstrations; essay/ photo competitions;
Cultural events such as traditional songs and dance, poems, gala, concerts, shows;
Sporting events such as football matches, race/walk, handball, cycling, etc.;
Farmer / producer competitions in crops / livestock;
Tree-planting, distribution of seedlings, seeding of lakes and ponds and other production-oriented activities;
Awards / recognition ceremonies on the occasion of WFD, using certificates or agricultural tools
This document discusses sustainable food systems. It defines a food system as encompassing all actors and activities involved in food production, processing, distribution, consumption and disposal. A sustainable food system is one that provides food security and nutrition for current and future generations without compromising economic, social or environmental sustainability. It must be economically viable, socially equitable, and have neutral or positive environmental impacts. The food system is driven by biophysical, demographic, technological, political, economic and socio-cultural factors.
The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an intergovernmental organization that regulates and facilitates international trade. It is located in Geneva, Switzerland and was established in 1995 out of the Uruguay Round negotiations to replace the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). The WTO has 161 member countries and aims to supervise and liberalize global trade through universally applied rules and a binding dispute resolution process.
Mastering Supply Chain Sustainability: Where Does ESG Fit In?Aggregage
The webinar discusses integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into supply chain management. It notes that ESG regulation is tightening globally and that managing ESG risks in the supply chain is important to reduce reputational, financial and operational risks for companies. The webinar advocates taking a strategic approach to supply chain sustainability by analyzing ESG risks, collecting supplier data, collaborating with suppliers to improve performance, and reporting on progress. Integrating ESG criteria into existing supplier processes and systems is key to effective management.
Plastic is derived from fossil fuels and is made through polymerization of hydrocarbon monomers into long carbon chains. It has various advantageous properties but also poses environmental challenges as plastic is slow to degrade and can release toxic chemicals. Most plastics produced are for packaging and building/construction. While recycling and alternative waste conversion methods exist, plastic waste management remains an important issue given its persistence and potential impacts on land, water, and living organisms. Strategies like reducing single-use plastic and improving waste collection infrastructure are needed to better address the plastic pollution problem.
Digital, selbstorganisiert, kollaborativ, vernetzt – so sollen wir in Zukunft arbeiten. Doch wie genau das geht, weiß keiner so recht. Working Out Loud könnte das ändern: Die neue Methode will ihrem Nutzer einfach und schnell einen persönlichen Zugang zur Arbeitswelt 4.0 bieten.
managerSeminare | Heft 214 | Januar 2016
The world is facing a nutrition crisis : Approximately 3 Billion people from everyone of the worlds 193 countries have a low quality diets . Over the next 20 years , multiple forms of malnutrition will pose increasingly serious threats to global health. Population growth combined with climate change will place increasing stress on the food systems , particularly in Africa and Asia where there will be an additional two billion people in 2050 . At the same time rapidly increasing urbanisation,particularly in these two regions,will affect hunger and nutrition in complex ways - Both Positively and Negatively
The Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) is a leading program for certifying greenhouse gas emission reductions and removals from projects. It provides a framework for projects to measure, report and verify their GHG impacts in a transparent way. The VCS establishes baselines to determine the emissions that would occur without the project, and assesses additionality to confirm the project results in additional reductions beyond business as usual. Projects must also demonstrate that reductions are permanent and avoid leakage to other sectors. The VCS utilizes various tools and methodologies to evaluate key aspects of projects like additionality, permanence, and biodiversity and social impacts.
World Food Day is celebrated annually on October 16th to commemorate the founding of the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization in 1945. It aims to raise awareness about hunger issues worldwide and promote year-round action to end hunger. The theme of World Food Day 2013 is "Sustainable Food Systems for Food Security and Nutrition."
The document summarizes feedback from experts on the Canadian government's discussion guide for a national strategy on drugs for rare diseases.
Key critiques included that the proposed vision and principles were vague and meaningless, and that the four strategic pillars lacked specificity and commitment to concrete actions and goals. Experts argued the strategy needs bolder commitments to rapid access to the best treatments comparable to other countries. They also said data collection efforts should build on existing systems rather than propose new ones, and that assessing "value for money" could undermine the goal of optimal patient outcomes if not grounded in patient-centered principles.
During the 1930s Great Depression, international trade declined sharply as countries imposed import restrictions to protect their economies. In 1945, the US proposed expanding trade and employment. On October 30, 1947, 23 countries in Geneva signed the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), establishing rules for international trade. GATT went through eight rounds of negotiations between 1947-1994 to reduce tariffs and trade barriers. The final round, the Uruguay Round, established the World Trade Organization in 1995 to provide stronger, more permanent governance of global trade.
The document discusses carbon trading mechanisms and provides context on its history and concepts. It outlines that the Union finance minister has proposed reducing the tax on gains from carbon trading from 30% to 10% to incentivize investments in energy efficiency and clean energy. This lower tax rate aims to support energy security and climate change goals by making carbon trading more rewarding and attractive for foreign firms while transitioning away from fossil fuel subsidies. Examples of existing carbon trading programs and their impacts are also presented.
This document discusses new recommendations from influential bodies (GHG Protocol, CDP, Defra) on Scope 2 greenhouse gas accounting guidance. The recommendations encourage moving away from using solely grid average emissions factors and toward using more specific contractual emissions factors and market-based accounting approaches when reporting purchased renewable energy instruments and retirement of carbon credits. While the recommendations generally align, there are some differences between the approaches that may impact how corporations report and set emissions reduction targets. Understanding the attributes and goals of environmental instruments like renewable energy and carbon credits can help corporations determine an optimal portfolio to achieve emissions reduction goals.
Carbon credits are a key part of emissions trading programs designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. They represent the right to emit one ton of carbon dioxide and can be bought and sold on international markets. The Kyoto Protocol established a framework for countries to trade carbon credits through mechanisms like emissions trading, joint implementation, and the Clean Development Mechanism. While developed countries have mandatory emissions reduction targets under Kyoto, developing countries like India participate voluntarily but have emerged as a major player in carbon credit generation and trading.
Customer service is a necessary part of any job. There are some important parts to dealing with customers, and for handling the situation when someone is angry.
Houses are essential structures that provide shelter and protection from weather. They contain various parts like windows, doors, roofs, walls and floors. Inside, houses typically include rooms for living, sleeping, bathing, eating and cooking. There are two main types of houses - traditional houses which were commonly built in the past using natural materials, and modern houses which are more popular today and can vary significantly in size from small to very large. Regardless of size or style, all houses serve the important function of keeping people safe and secure.
Harry McCann opened his first advertising agency office in 1912 in New York City, which grew to become the largest agency in the world by the late 20th century. McCann created memorable campaigns for famous brands that included catchphrases like "Put a tiger in your tank" and "Because you're worth it." McCann attributed his success to a creative philosophy of basing advertisements in truthful consumer research to convey the real benefits of products. He trademarked the simple three-word slogan "Truth Well Told" in 1920 to describe this approach, which became the agency's longest-lasting tagline.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about magazine readership. It shows that most magazine buyers are female and between the ages of 15-19. A bar graph indicates that the majority of readers, 52%, purchase magazines monthly. The most popular magazine genres according to respondents are Indie Rock and Dance. Most readers expressed interest in articles on fashion, interviews, tips and reviews.
Las Vegas is the most populous city in Nevada, known for gambling, shopping, dining and nightlife. It was founded in 1905 when land was auctioned for development of the downtown area. Today, Las Vegas' economy relies heavily on tourism, gaming and conventions, which support the retail and restaurant industries. Some of the most popular casinos include Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel, Boyd Gaming, and the California Hotel & Casino.
Arthur was an important early king of Britain who, according to legend, united Britain and established the Knights of the Round Table. Merlin was a wizard who helped Arthur become king and gain the magical sword Excalibur. Guinevere was Arthur's wife. The Knights of the Round Table were Arthur's elite group of knights who took an oath to be loyal to Arthur and uphold chivalric values. The document provides questions about characters and events from the Arthurian legends to help understand a video about King Arthur.
May Summerlin is the 14-year-old daughter of Aura, the goddess of Summer breezes, and Hades, the god of the Underworld. Hades tried to kill May as a baby and now has an evil plan to unleash a second Pandora's Box. May's quest is to stop the box from opening. She has the power to control wind and heat and carries a magical whip and pocket knife. Her antagonist is Coal, another son of Hades, who blames May for his mother's death at Hades' hands and wants revenge.
Susol TD and TS circuit breakers come in 4 compact frame sizes rated from 15 to 800 amps. They have standard or high breaking capacities and features like internal electrical auxiliaries, rotary disconnect handles, and locking devices. A variety of accessories can be installed internally or externally including auxiliary switches, shunt trip modules, and undervoltage trip modules.
Ivan lives in the small town of Hložany but hopes to move to Paris, France one day. Paris is the capital and largest city of France, and in his imagined future there Ivan would have a large house with 100 rooms across 10 floors, including a bedroom with a big TV and bed, as well as a backyard with a pool and garden. In his free time, Ivan enjoys listening to music and playing football, and in Paris he imagines being friends with soccer player Karim Benzema.
1. The document discusses content marketing and provides an agenda covering the playing field of content marketing, the content factory for producing content, and a case study group discussion.
2. It outlines basic principles of content marketing including reaching customers early to build trust, helping customers with useful content, and having a powerful distribution strategy to maximize content reach.
3. The content factory section discusses what makes good content, formats to use, measuring performance, versioning content across different formats, curating other content, and using a publishing process like a newsdesk to consistently provide valuable content.
This document provides 10 ways for individuals to help the planet. Some of the key ways mentioned are replacing regular lightbulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs, which can reduce pollution equivalent to removing 1 million cars from the road; turning off computers when not in use to save energy; recycling glass, newspaper, and batteries; going vegetarian once a week to reduce water and tree usage; planting trees; and using reusable items like rechargeable batteries and skipping coffee stirrers to reduce waste. Taking small actions like these can collectively make a positive impact on the environment.
This 3 sentence document provides tips from an Engaging Leadership group to help leaders and organizations. The tips represent the combined experience of the group's members and are meant to start thoughtful discussions. Readers can contact the group to ask questions or join discussions about leadership and organizations.
The document outlines the user flows for an online ads website with separate flows for sellers, administrators, buyers, and job seekers. A seller can register, add a post, and view and respond to messages from buyers. An administrator can approve ads and messages. Buyers can browse listings, view item details, and message sellers. Job seekers can browse job posts, apply with resume upload, and message employers. The administrator approves job posts.
The document outlines the design process for an iPhone app called ARTtwo50. It is divided into three phases: discovery, design, and delivery. In the discovery phase, the team will conduct user research through interviews and testing to understand customer needs. They will create personas and scenarios. In the design phase, they will create wireframes, prototypes, and iterate based on user feedback. The final delivery phase will finalize the design and create presentation materials. The goal is to translate an existing iPad art app experience to the iPhone and improve user retention.
NTADs is an easy to use interface that allows clients to create and update their own web entries on a DMO's website in real time. Clients can flexibly amend entries, add special offers and photos, and see real-time stats on views. The interface provides clear navigation and allows clients to input contact details, descriptions, photos, room details, dates, awards, facilities, offers, and links through a simple drag-and-drop interface.
2. UPRAVLJANJE POSEBNIM TOKOVIMA
OTPADA
Upravljanje istrošenim baterijama i akumulatorima
Upravljanje otpadnim uljima
Upravljanje otpadnim gumama
Upravljanje otpadom od električnih i elektronskih proizvoda
Upravljanje otpadnim fluorescentnim cevima koje sadrže živu
Upravljanje PCB i PCB otpadom
Upravljanje otpadom koji sadrži, sastoji se ili je kontaminiran
dugotrajnim organskim zagađujućim materijama (POPs otpad)
Upravljanje otpadom koji sadrži azbest
Upravljanje otpadnim vozilima
Upravljanje otpadom iz objekata u kojima se obavlja zdravstvena
zaštita i farmaceutskim otpadom
Upravljanje otpadom iz proizvodnje titan-dioksida
Upravljanje ambalažom i ambalažnim otpadom
3. UPRAVLJANJE ISTROŠENIM BATERIJAMA I
AKUMULATORIMA
Proizvođač opreme sa ugrađenim baterijama i
akumulatorima dužan je da obezbedi njihovu ugradnju u
uređaj tako da korisnik posle njihove upotrebe može
lako da ih odvoji.
Proizvođač i uvoznik baterija i akumulatora, kao i
proizvođač i uvoznik opreme sa ugrađenim baterijama i
akumulatorima dužan je da ih obeležava koristeći
oznake koje sadrže uputstva i upozorenja za odvojeno
sakupljanje, sadržaj teških metala, mogućnost
recikliranja ili odlaganja i dr.
Proizvođač i uvoznik baterija i akumulatora dužan je da
vodi i čuva evidenciju o količini proizvedenih ili uvezenih
proizvoda.
Vlasnik istrošenih baterija i akumulatora, osim
domaćinstava, dužan je da ih preda radi tretmana licu
koje za to ima dozvolu.
4. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM ULJIMA
Otpadna ulja jesu sva mineralna ili sintetička ulja ili maziva,
koja su neupotrebljiva za svrhu za koju su prvobitno bila
namenjena, kao što su hidraulična ulja, motorna, turbinska
ulja ili druga maziva, brodska ulja, ulja ili tečnosti za izolaciju
ili prenos toplote, ostala mineralna ili sintetička ulja, kao i uljni
ostaci iz rezervoara, mešavine ulje - voda i emulzije.
Zabranjeno je:
1) ispuštanje ili prosipanje otpadnih ulja u ili na zemljište,
površinske i podzemne vode i u kanalizaciju;
2) odlaganje otpadnih ulja i nekontrolisano ispuštanje
ostataka od prerade otpadnih ulja;
3) mešanje otpadnih ulja tokom sakupljanja i skladištenja sa
PCB i korišćenim PCB ili halogenim materijama i sa
materijama koje nisu otpadna ulja, ili mešanje sa opasnim
otpadom;
4) svaka vrsta prerade otpadnih ulja koja zagađuje vazduh u
koncentracijama iznad propisanih graničnih vrednosti.
5. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM ULJIMA
Proizvođač, odnosno vlasnik otpadnih ulja razvrstava,
klasifikuje otpadna ulja nastala njegovom delatnošću na
propisan način i čuva do predaje sakupljaču i/ili licu koje
vrši transport otpadnih ulja, odnosno licu koje vrši
skladištenje i/ili tretman otpadnih ulja.
Proizvođač, odnosno vlasnik otpadnih ulja vrši ispitivanje
sadržaja vode i prisustva PCB u otpadnom ulju pre predaje
sakupljaču i/ili licu koje vrši transport otpadnih ulja,
odnosno licu koje vrši skladištenje i/ili tretman otpadnih
ulja.
Proizvođač, odnosno vlasnik otpadnih ulja kod koga nastaje
više od 500 litara otpadnih ulja godišnje obezbeđuje mesto za
predaju otpadnih ulja, koje mora biti opremljeno tako da se pri
predaji i preuzimanju otpadnih ulja ne ugrozi zdravlje
ljudi i životna sredina.
6. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM ULJIMA
Proizvođač, odnosno vlasnik otpadnih ulja predaje otpadna
ulja sakupljaču i/ili licu koje vrši transport otpadnih ulja,
odnosno licu koje vrši skladištenje i/ili tretman otpadnih
ulja, sa kojim je prethodno zaključio ugovor.
Proizvođač, otpadnih ulja, kod koga nastaje manje od 500
litara otpadnih ulja godišnje, može otpadna ulja predati
sakupljaču:
1) u skladištu sakupljača;
2) na mestu za predaju otpadnog ulja drugog vlasnika
otpadnog ulja, koji ima ugovor sa sakupljačem
otpadnih ulja.
Za sakupljanje otpadnih ulja koriste se odgovarajuće,
nepropusne i zatvorene posude koje nose oznaku
indeksnog broja otpadnog ulja u skladu sa Katalogom
otpada.
7. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM ULJIMA
Vlasnik otpadnog jestivog ulja razvrstava otpadno
jestivo ulje od drugog otpada i predaje sakupljaču,
i/ili licu koje vrši transport otpadnih ulja, odnosno
licu koje vrši skladištenje i/ili tretman otpadnih ulja.
Otpadno jestivo ulje sakuplja se radi prerade i
dobijanja biogoriva.
Za sakupljanje otpadnih jestivih ulja koristiti se
odgovarajuće, nepropusne i zatvorene posude koje
nose oznaku indeksnog broja otpadnog ulja u
skladu sa Katalogom otpada.
8. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM ULJIMA
Skladištenje otpadnih ulja vrši se u skladištu koje ima
naročito:
1) tankvane sa sekundarnom zaštitom od iscurivanja;
2) stabilnu podlogu otpornu na agresivne materije i
nepropusnu za ulje i vodu sa opremom za
sakupljanje prosutih tečnosti i sredstvima za
odmašćivanje;
3) sistem za potpuni kontrolisani prihvat zauljene
atmosferske vode sa svih površina, njihov
predtretman u separatoru masti i ulja pre upuštanja u
recipijent i redovno pražnjenje i održavanje
separatora;
4) sistem za zaštitu od požara, u skladu s posebnim
propisima.
9. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM GUMAMA
Otpadne gume jesu gume od motornih vozila
(automobila, autobusa, kamiona, motorcikala i dr.),
poljoprivrednih i građevinskih mašina, prikolica, vučenih
mašina i sl. nakon završetka životnog ciklusa.
Pravilnik o načinu i postupku upravljanja otpadnim
gumama ("Sl. glasnik RS", br. 104/2009 i 81/2010).
Upravljanje otpadnim gumama je skup mera koje
obuhvataju sakupljanje, transport, skladištenje i tretman
otpadnih guma.
oUpravljanje otpadnim gumama
sprovodi se na način i po
postupku kojim se obezbeđuje
zaštita zdravlja ljudi i životne
sredine.
10. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM GUMAMA
Vlasnik otpadnih guma predaje otpadne gume
sakupljaču otpadnih guma, i/ili licu koje vrši
skladištenje otpadnih guma, odnosno licu koje vrši
tretman otpadnih guma.
Prilikom predaje otpadnih guma vlasnik otpadnih
guma ne plaća naknadu sakupljaču otpadnih guma
i/ili licu koje vrši transport otpadnih guma, licu koje
vrši skladištenje otpadnih guma i licu koje vrši
tretman otpadnih guma.
11. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM GUMAMA
Sakupljanje otpadnih guma vrši se na propisan
način, odnosno njihovo skladištenje vrši se u
skladištu otpadnih guma koje može biti zatvoreno ili
otvoreno i koje ima opremu za utovar i istovar
otpadnih guma, u skladu sa posebnim propisom.
Otvoreno skladište mora da bude na betonskoj
podlozi i ograđeno ogradom visine najmanje 2 m.
Skladište mora da bude pod nadzorom kako bi se
sprečio pristup neovlašćenim licima i mora da ima
sistem za zaštitu od požara, u skladu sa posebnim
propisom.
12. IZVEŠTAVANJE O OTPADNIM GUMAMA
Dnevna evidencija o nastalim količinama, poreklu i
predaji otpadnih guma sakupljaču otpadnih guma,
licu koje vrši skladištenje otpadnih guma i licu koje
vrši tretman otpadnih guma vodi se za količine
otpadnih guma koje na godišnjem nivou iznose više
od 1.000 kg otpadnih guma.
Dnevna evidencija vodi se o sakupljenim,
uskladištenim i tretiranim količinama otpadnih
guma.
13. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADOM OD ELEKTRIČNIH I
ELEKTRONSKIH PROIZVODA
Otpad od električnih i elektronskih proizvoda ne može se
mešati sa drugim vrstama otpada.
Zabranjeno je odlaganje otpada od električnih i elektronskih
proizvoda bez prethodnog tretmana.
Otpadne tečnosti od električnih i elektronskih proizvoda
moraju biti odvojene i tretirane na odgovarajući način.
Proizvođač ili uvoznik električnih ili elektronskih proizvoda
dužan je da identifikuje reciklabilne komponente tih proizvoda.
Lica koja preuzimaju otpad od električnih ili elektronskih
proizvoda posle njihove upotrebe izdaju i čuvaju potvrde o
preuzimanju, kao i potvrde o njihovom upućivanju na tretman i
odlaganje.
o Otpada od električnih i elektronskih
proizvoda mora da ima dozvolu, da vodi
evidenciju o količini i vrsti preuzetih
električnih ili elektronskih proizvoda i
podatke o tome dostavlja Agenciji.
14. Pravilnik o listi električnih i elektronskih proizvoda, merama zabrane i
ograničenja korišćenja električne i elektronske opreme koja sadrži
opasne materije, načinu i postupku upravljanja otpadom od električnih i
elektronskih proizvoda (Sl.glasnik RS, br 99/10)
Ovim pravilnikom propisuje se lista električnih i elektronskih proizvoda,
mere zabrane i ograničenja korišćenja električne i elektronske opreme
koja sadrži opasne materije, način i postupak upravljanja otpadom od
električnih i elektronskih proizvoda.
Upravljanjem otpadom od električnih i elektronskih proizvoda
obezbeđuju se i osiguravaju uslovi za:
1) sprečavanje nastajanja otpada od električnih i elektronskih
proizvoda;
2) ponovnu upotrebu, reciklažu i druge oblike iskorišćenja takvih
otpada, kao i smanjivanja odlaganja otpada;
3) unapređivanje standarda zaštite životne sredine od strane
proizvođača, uvoznika, distributera, prodavaca i krajnjih korisnika u
toku životnog ciklusa proizvoda, a posebno pri tretmanu i odlaganju
otpada od električnih i elektronskih proizvoda.
UPRAVLJANJE OTPADOM OD ELEKTRIČNIH I
ELEKTRONSKIH PROIZVODA
15. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM FLUORESCENTNIM
CEVIMA KOJE SADRŽE ŽIVU
Otpadne fluorescentne cevi koje sadrže živu
odvojeno se sakupljaju.
Zabranjeno je bez prethodnog tretmana odlagati
otpadne fluorescentne cevi koje sadrže živu.
Vlasnik otpadnih fluorescentnih cevi koje sadrže
živu dužan je da ih preda radi tretmana licu koje za
to ima dozvolu.
o Lice koje vrši sakupljanje, tretman ili
odlaganje otpadnih fluorescentnih
cevi koje sadrže živu mora da ima
dozvolu, da vodi i čuva evidenciju o
količini koja je sakupljena, tretirana
ili odložena i podatke o tome
dostavlja Agenciji
16. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADOM KOJI SADRŽI, SASTOJI SE ILI JE
KONTAMINIRAN DUGOTRAJNIM ORGANSKIM ZAGAĐUJUĆIM
MATERIJAMA (POPS OTPAD)
POPs otpad jeste otpad koji se sastoji, sadrži ili je
kontaminiran dugotrajnim organskim zagađujućim
materijama (POPs materije).
Vlasnik POPs otpada dužan je da ministarstvu prijavi
vrstu i količinu POPs otpada.
Pravilnik o listi pops materija, načinu i postupku za
upravljanje pops otpadom i graničnim vrednostima
koncentracija pops materija koje se odnose na
odlaganje otpada koji sadrži ili je kontaminiran pops
materijama ("Sl. glasnik RS", br. 65/2011).
17. (POPS OTPAD)
Način upravljanja POPs otpadom mora biti takav da se:
1) spreči ispuštanje POPs materija u životnu sredinu i
kontaminacija drugih otpada POPs materijama;
2) pakovanje POPs otpada obezbedi od curenja, oštećenja, rđe
ili visoke temperature, odnosno vrši prepakivanje i ponovno
označavanje po potrebi;
3) preduzmu adekvatne mere kako ne bi došlo do prosipanja
POPs otpada;
4) postave zaštitne podloge ispod upakovanog otpada;
5) uklanjanje tečnog otpada vrši pumpama i pogodnim hemijski
otpornim cevima, namenjenim samo za rukovanje sa POPs
otpadom;
6) čišćenje kontaminiranih površina vrši trostrukim ispiranjem sa
odgovarajućim organskim rastvaračem;
7) se vrši tretiranje svih apsorbenata i rastvarača iz ispiranja,
upotrebljene jednokratne zaštitne odeće i plastične folije kada
su kontaminirani POPs materijama.
18. (POPS OTPAD)
Sakupljanje POPs otpada vrši se tako da se:
1) odvojeno sakuplja od ostalih vrsta otpada;
2) obezbedi odgovarajuća pakovanja za transport, a
posebno otpada koji zahteva da se prepakuje i da
se transport odvija pod bezbednim uslovima;
3) obezbedi predaja otpada na skladištenje, odnosno
tretman, u skladu sa zakonom kojim se uređuje
upravljanje otpadom.
19. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADOM KOJI SADRŽI AZBEST
Proizvođač ili vlasnik otpada koji sadrži azbest
obavezan je da primeni mere za sprečavanje
raznošenja azbestnih vlakana i prašine u životnoj
sredini.
Vlasnik otpada koji sadrži azbest dužan je da vodi
evidenciju o količinama otpada koji skladišti ili odlaže i
podatke o tome dostavlja Agenciji.
Proizvod koji sadrži azbest podleže redovnom merenju
emisije u vazduh, odnosno ispuštanja tečnosti iz
postrojenja u skladu sa zakonom
Pravilnik o postupanju sa otpadom koji sadrži azbest
("Sl. glasnik RS", br. 75/2010).
Lista otpada koji sadrži azbest data je u prilogu koji je
odštampan uz ovaj pravilnik i čini njegov sastavni deo.
20. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADOM KOJI SADRŽI AZBEST
Azbestni otpad se pakuje pre transporta tako da se spreči
raznošenje azbestnih vlakana i prašine u životnu sredinu.
Azbestni otpad se pre odlaganja tretira postupcima
površinskog očvršćivanja ili solidifikacije ili uništavanjem
azbestnih vlakana, tako da se spreči raznošenje azbestnih
vlakana i prašine u životnu sredinu.
Transport azbestnog otpada do mesta odlaganja vrši se bez
pretovara.
Kontejneri ili ambalaža za pakovanje azbestnog otpada
moraju biti vidljivo označeni, u skladu sa propisima kojima se
uređuje prevoz opasnih materija.
Slabo vezani azbestni otpad pakuje se u odgovarajuću
nepropusnu ambalažu.
Skladištenje azbestnog otpada sprovodi se na način da se
spreči raznošenje azbestnih vlakana i prašine u životnu
sredinu
21. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM VOZILIMA
Otpadna, odnosno neupotrebljiva vozila jesu motorna
vozila ili delovi vozila koja su otpad i koja vlasnik želi da
odloži ili je njihov vlasnik nepoznat.
Proizvođač ili uvoznik dužan je da pruži informacije o
rasklapanju, odnosno odgovarajućem tretmanu
neupotrebljivog vozila.
Vlasnik otpadnog vozila je pravno ili fizičko lice kome
ovo vozilo pripada, a nastalo je njegovom aktivnošću.
Vlasnik otpadnog vozila (ako je poznat) dužan je da
obezbedi predaju vozila licu koje ima dozvolu za
sakupljanje ili tretman.
Pravilnik o načinu i postupku upravljanja otpadnim
vozilima ("Sl. glasnik RS", br. 98/2010).
22. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADNIM VOZILIMA
Lice koje vrši tretman otpadnih vozila dužno je da:
1) vodi evidenciju o svim fazama tretmana i podatke
dostavlja Agenciji;
2) obezbedi izdvajanje opasnih materijala i komponenti iz
otpadnog vozila radi daljeg tretmana pre odlaganja;
3) obezbedi tretman otpadnih vozila i odlaganje delova
koji se ne mogu preraditi;
4) vlasniku ili licu koje sakuplja
otpadna vozila izda potvrdu o
preuzimanju vozila;
5) potvrdu o rasklapanju otpadnog
vozila dostavi organu nadležnom
za registraciju vozila.
23. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADOM IZ OBJEKATA U KOJIMA SE
OBAVLJA ZDRAVSTVENA ZAŠTITA I FARMACEUTSKIM
OTPADOM
Otpad iz objekata u kojima se obavlja zdravstvena
zaštita obavezno se razvrstava na mestu nastanka na
opasan i neopasan.
Plan upravljanja otpadom u objektima u kojima se
godišnje proizvede više od 500 kilograma opasnog
otpada odobrava ministarstvo nadležno za poslove
zdravlja u saradnji sa ministarstvom.
Farmaceutski otpad uključuje farmaceutske proizvode,
lekove i hemikalije koji su rasuti, pripremljeni a
neupotrebljeni ili im je istekao rok upotrebe ili se
moraju odbaciti iz bilo kojeg razloga.
Proizvođač i vlasnik farmaceutskog otpada dužan je
da sa farmaceutskim otpadom postupa kao sa
opasnim otpadom.
24. UPRAVLJANJE OTPADOM IZ OBJEKATA U KOJIMA
SE OBAVLJA ZDRAVSTVENA ZAŠTITA I
FARMACEUTSKIM OTPADOM
Apoteke i zdravstvene ustanove dužne su da
neupotrebljive lekove vrate proizvođaču, uvozniku ili
distributeru radi bezbednog tretmana kad god je to
moguće, naročito citostatike i narkotike. U slučaju da
to nije moguće, ovaj otpad se dostavlja apotekama
koje su dužne da preuzimaju neupotrebljive lekove od
građana.
o Apoteke i zdravstvene
ustanove vode i čuvaju
evidenciju o farmaceutskom
otpadu i podatke dostavljaju
Agenciji.
