Julien Hortoneda posted on July 10, 2004 10:31
For an effective implementation of waste prevention and minimisation it should be envisaged to use the experiences of different regions or countries. Thus the know-how, skills, processes and technologies should be transferred from one country or region of the world to another if appropriate. The prerequisites for a transfer are the uniformity of terminology, information about concepts and instruments as well as knowledge about the role of important groups and differences. Moreover, measures to be transferred need to be evaluated by corresponding indicators. This scoping paper “Transfer of national experiences with waste prevention and minimisation to a trans-regional or an international level” generally addresses these issues.
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