methods, notes and classification Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) by waste management operations methods, notes and classification

    • Waste categories
      • 00 Total waste
      • 01 Large household appliances
      • 02 Small household appliances
      • 03 IT and telecommunications equipment
      • 04 Consumer equipment and photovoltaic panels
      • 05 Consumer equipment
      • 06 Photovoltaic panels
      • 07 Lighting equipment
      • 08 Gas discharge lamps
      • 09 Electrical and electronic tools
      • 0a Toys, leisure and sports equipment
      • 0b Medical devices
      • 0c Monitoring and control instruments
      • 0d Automatic dispensers
    • Waste management operations
      • 00 Products put on the market
      • 01 Waste collected
      • 02 Waste collected from households
      • 03 Waste collected from other sources
      • 04 Waste treatment
      • 05 Waste treated in the Member State
      • 06 Waste treated in another Member State of the EU
      • 07 Waste treated outside the EU
      • 08 Recovery
      • 09 Recycling and preparing for reuse
      • 0a Preparing for reuse
    • Unit of measure
      • 00 Kilograms per capita
      • 01 Tonne
      • 02 Three-year average
      • 03 Percentage
    • Geopolitical entity (reporting)
      • 000 European Union - 27 countries (from 2020)
      • 001 Belgium
      • 002 Bulgaria
      • 003 Czechia
      • 004 Denmark
      • 005 Germany
      • 006 Estonia
      • 007 Ireland
      • 008 Greece
      • 009 Spain
      • 00a France
      • 00b Croatia
      • 00c Italy
      • 00d Cyprus
      • 00e Latvia
      • 00f Lithuania
      • 00g Luxembourg
      • 00h Hungary
      • 00i Malta
      • 00j Netherlands
      • 00k Austria
      • 00l Poland
      • 00m Portugal
      • 00n Romania
      • 00o Slovenia
      • 00p Slovakia
      • 00q Finland
      • 00r Sweden
      • 00s Iceland
      • 00t Liechtenstein
      • 00u Norway
      • 00v United Kingdom