The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has released their report that gives a detailed analysis on a global outlook of challenges, trends and policies in relation to waste prevention, minimisation and management. The Global Waste Management Outlook aims to make the case that sound waste management is much more than merely desirable. Sound waste management is absolutely essential.

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The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has released their report
that gives a detailed analysis on a global outlook of challenges, trends and
policies in relation to waste prevention, minimization and management.
The Global Waste Management Outlook aims to
make the case that sound waste management is
much more than merely desirable. Sound waste
management is absolutely essential.
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AcuComm were delighted to have been approached by the UNEP for
assistance with compiling information on the report. With our
considerable research expertise, extensive knowledge of the
Renewables and Energy from Waste sector and unrivalled database of
‘live’ projects across this every-changing sector.
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The report utilises information and data from
AcuComm’s proprietary database, Business
db, covering investment projects and
developments that were active in a two-year
period between January 2013 and December
2014.

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Analysing facility development projects by waste type, Municipal Solid Waste
(MSW) accounts for 28% of all projects by value (85 million USD).
Wood and plant biomass and organic waste together account for a further
35% of total global projects.
In terms of distribution by geographic area, the UK and
the US show major investments, accounting for 24% and
11% of global MSW investment activity by value
respectively, while the most active developing countries
are the PRC (10%) and India (5%).
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Our proprietary database has been recommended by
ISWA and other businesses and organisations as the
only source of reliable and accurate ‘real-time’
information on the latest Renewables and Energy from
Waste plant developments from across the globe.

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As part of AcuComm’s new Sales Package, our
database, Business db, provides decision maker contact
information and detailed project knowledge, including
location, size, status, feedstock, waste type, capacity and
more.
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covered in this report, click here.

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