An EPR system usually comprises of many different stakeholders (namely material producers, packaging producers, fillers and importers, retailers, consumer, local authorities, waste management companies, recyclers and, not to forget, the legislator); it can therefore only function well if all these stakeholders work perfectly together. To do so, lots of trust and communication is needed, which again requires transparency on the action of the different actors.
During the lunch debate, EPR Club members discussed different aspects of transparency such as which level of transparency should be required from the various actors within the EPR system, what should be done on a European level to ensure a certain amount of transparency and what degree of confidentiality should be kept.
Registration
- This was an EPR Club event only open to EPR Club and ACR+ members.
Event Overview
Presentations
- Joachim Quoden, EXPRA: Transparency in EPR Schemes - key for a successful system
- Piotr Barczak, European Environmental Bureau
- Marianne Haugland, KS Bedrift: View of Norwegian municipalities
- Virginia Janssens, EUROPEN: View of EUROPEN
- Roeland Bracke, OVAM: View of OVAM
- Helmut Schmitz, DSD: View of DSD
- Piotr Barczak, European Environmental Bureau
- Marianne Haugland, KS Bedrift: View of Norwegian municipalities
- Filip Ivanovski, PAKOMAK: View of PAKOMAK/EXPRA
- Suzanne Cassar Dimech, WasteServe Ltd. Malta: View of WasteServ Malta
- Yves Decelle, SITA: View of SITA
- Isabelle Chaput, RDC Environment: View of RDC Environment
Summary
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