Environmental Accounts and Statistics Waste Account

Waste generation by type of waste, hazardousness and sectors of economic activity.

Units:tons

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- Waste category (CER-Stat)
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  Selected:54
  
  Total:54
- Sectors of economic activity
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  Selected:1
  
  Total:21
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- 1) Grouping of categories (CER-Stat) requested by the waste statistics regulation.

Total: 54seriesy 54cells

Source:National Statistics Institute

01.1 Used solvents P
01.2 Acidic, alkaline or saline waste NP
01.2 Acidic, alkaline or saline waste P
01.3 Used oils P
01.4, 02, 03.1 Chemical waste NP
01.4, 02, 03.1 Chemical waste P
03.2 Dry industrial effluent sludge NP
03.2 Dry industrial effluent sludge P
03.3 Sludge and liquid waste from dry waste treatment NP
03.3 Sludge and liquid waste from dry waste treatment P
05 Sanitary and biological waste NP
05 Sanitary and biological waste P
06.1 Metallic waste, ferrous NP
06.2 Non-ferrous metallic waste NP
06.3 Mixed metallic, ferrous and non-ferrous waste NP
07.1 Glass waste NP
07.1 Glass waste P
07.2 Waste paper and cardboard NP
07.3 Rubber waste NP
07.4 Plastic waste NP
07.5 Wood waste NP
07.5 Wood waste P
07.6 Textile waste NP
07.7 Waste containing PCB P
08 (except 08.1 and 08.41) Discarded equipment (except discarded vehicles and waste batteries and accumulators) NP
08 (except 08.1 and 08.41)Scrapped equipment (except scrap vehicles and waste batteries and accumulators)P
08.1 Discarded Vehicles NP
08.1 Scrapped Vehicles P
08.41 Waste batteries and accumulators NP
08.41 Waste batteries and accumulators P
09.1 Mixed animal and food waste NP
09.2 Vegetable waste NP
09.3 Feces, urine and manure NP
10.1 Household and similar waste NP
10.2 Mixed and undifferentiated materials NP
10.2 Mixed and undifferentiated materials P
10.3 Waste from separation NP
10.3 Waste from separation P
11 Common dry sludge NP
12.1 Mineral waste from construction and demolition NP
12.1 Mineral waste from construction and demolition P
12.2, 12.3, 12.5 Other mineral waste NP
12.2, 12.3, 12.5 Other mineral waste P
12.4 Combustion residues NP
12.4 Combustion residues P
12.6 Soils NP
12.6 Soils P
12.7 Dry dredging sludge NP
12.7 Dry dredging sludge P
12.8, 13 Mineral waste from waste treatment and stabilized waste NP
12.8, 13 Mineral waste from waste treatment and stabilized waste P
Total, non-hazardous
Total, hazardous
Total, general

A. Agriculture, livestock, forestry and fishing (01 to 03)
B. Extractive industries (05 to 09)
C. Food industries, beverage manufacturing and tobacco industry (10 to 12)
C. Textile industry, clothing manufacturing, leather and footwear industry (13 to 15)
C. Wood and cork industry (16)
C. Paper industry. Graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (17 and 18)
C. Communal coke and petroleum refining (19)
C. Chemical industry. Manufacturing of pharmaceutical products. Manufacturing of rubber and plastic products (20 to 22)
C. Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products (23)
C. Metallurgy, manufacture of iron, steel and ferroalloy products. Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment (24 and 25)
C. Manufacturing of computer, electronic and optical products. Manufacturing of electrical material and equipment, machinery and equipment nec. Manufacturing of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers and other transport material (26 to 30)
C. Furniture manufacturing. Other manufacturing industries. Repair and installation of machinery and equipment (31 to 33)
D. Supply of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning (35)
E. Water collection, purification and distribution. Wastewater collection and treatment. Decontamination activities and other waste management activities (36, 37 and 39)
E. Collection, treatment and disposal of waste. Recovery (38)
F. Construction (41 to 43)
G, H, I. Wholesale and retail trade. Repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles. Transport and storage. Hospitality. (45-56)
J,K,L,M,N. Information and communications. Financial and insurance activities. Real estate activities. Professional, scientific and technical activities. Administrative activities and support services (58 to 82)
O,P,Q,R,S,U. Public administration and defense. Compulsory social security. Education. Health and social services, artistic, recreational and entertainment activities. Repair of household goods and other services (84 to 88, 90 to 96)
HH: Households
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