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Waste management
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The Lower Waste Management Authority is responsible for the enforcement of the Circular Economy Act (KrWG), the State Circular Economy Act (LKrWG), and the regulations based on these laws. Waste management aims to promote natural resources and protect people and the environment in the generation and management of waste. To achieve this, the Lower Waste Management Authority conducts, among other things, monitoring to ensure compliance with the prescribed disposal routes for waste wood, waste oil, batteries, biowaste, electronic waste, commercial waste, sewage sludge, and packaging.
End-of-life vehicles
Notification and permit procedures for collectors, transporters, traders, and brokers of waste pursuant to §§ 53,54 KrWG
Substitute Building Materials Ordinance
Commercial Waste Ordinance
Commercial and Non-Profit Collections of Waste from Private Households according to § 18 KrWg
Household waste disposal
Product Responsibility and Market Surveillance
Obligations to take back
Allocation of waste producer number
Wild garbage/burning of waste
Disposal of construction and demolition waste
