Under the By-Law on Waste Management (BWM), annual waste declarations are made by waste producers using the Waste Management Application/Waste Declaration System (WDS) under the Integrated Environmental Information System (ecbs.cevre. gov.tr) of the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change. Hazardous waste data in the WDS consists of waste generator declarations and contains information about the hazardous waste generated by the waste generator at the facility during the reporting yearand sent to the waste processing facility for recovery/disposal. The quantities of waste oils, waste vegetable oils, waste batteries, waste accumulators, waste electrical and electronic equipment, and end-of-life tires declared by waste producers to the Waste Declaration System for the period 2013-2020 are shown in Graph 85.
The quantities of end-of-life vehicles for the period 2013-2020 recorded in the General Directorate of Environmental Management, End-of-Life Vehicles Disposal Tracking System (ELV System) are shown in Graph 86.
GRAPH 85– THE QUANTITY OF COLLECTED WASTE MINERAL OIL, VEGETABLE WASTE OIL AND NUMBER OF WASTE BATTERIES AND ACCUMULATORS, WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC GOODS, END-OF LIFE TIRES, AND END-OF-LIFE VEHICLES (2013-2020)
Source: The Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change, General Directorate of Environmental Management, Waste Declaration System (WDS) Data
Notes:
Data updated to include hazardous and non-hazardous waste codes in waste groups as of 2019.
*From 2021, the Waste Oil Group will apply the Regulation amending the By-Law on Waste Oil Management and the List of Wastes annexed to the Regulation, published in the Official Gazette of 23/12/2020 under number 31343.
GRAPH 86– NUMBER OF VEHICLES THAT A VEHICLE DEREGISTRATION AND DISPOSAL FORM IS ISSUED (2013-2020)
Source: The Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change, General Directorate of Environmental Management, End-of-Life Vehicles Disposal Tracking System (ELV System)
Note: Between 03/27/2018 and 12/31/2019, the scrappage incentive, which provides for a reduction in the Special Consumption Tax, was applied for new vehicles to be purchased.