Examples of using Waste statistics in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
The Workshop on Waste Statistics.
Waste statistics can be obtained from different points in the waste management system.
Regulation 2150/2002/EC on Waste Statistics.
Material flow and waste statistics: data collection and methods used;
Create formalized legal basis for collecting waste statistics.
Eurostat Working Group: Waste Statistics 04- 05 Dec 2000.
Regulation(EC) of the European Parliament and of the Council on Waste Statistics.
Eurostat Working Group: Waste statistics, summer 2002.
The workshop focused on how to compile and disseminate waste statistics.
Eurostat Working Group: Waste Statistics 4- 5 December 2000.
Generation of industrial waste: European waste statistics.
Eurostat Working Group: Waste Statistics, 24-25 September 2001.
Major gaps parameter-wise and time-wise,very poor waste statistics.
EUROSTAT: Working Group: Waste Statistics, 28-29 October 2002+ once a year in October.
The workshop will focus on how to compile and disseminate waste statistics.
Waste statistics: Establishing a legal basis; drafting recommendations for the collection and transmission of data.
The main legislative documents on waste statistics are as follows.
The current paper is the first of the four reports of the desk study and focuses on waste statistics.
Implementation measures relating to the Regulation on waste statistics Commission Regulations and guidelines.
The workshop focused on how to compile and disseminate high-quality,harmonised and timely waste statistics.
Implementation measures relating to the Regulation on waste statistics Commission Regulations and guidelines.
The Workshop on Waste Statistics has been the first workshop under the United Nations Development Account project.
In the previous version of Eurostat's Manual on Waste Statistics, NACE Rev. 1.1 was used.
In the European Union(EU), waste statistics(including hazardous waste) are dealt with by regulation 2150/2002.
The workshop focused on how to compile and disseminate high-quality,harmonized and timely waste statistics in the EECCA countries.
Most of the countries publish their waste statistics on the websites of either statistical or environmental agencies.
Waste statistics at the EU level have had a legal basis since 2002 as a response to the need for comparable and harmonized data.
Eurostat: Environment Statistics: Sub-group Waste statistics 26 Apr 2004- 27 Apr 2004.
They subsequently make the correspondence betweenthe waste types and the EWC-Stat categories using the transposition table in Annex III of the Waste Statistics Regulation.
However, legal instruments regulating the waste statistics such as data generation, collection, compilation and processing are not always in place.