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Albania

EU candidate country Population: 2,9 Mio Capital: Tirana Municipal solid waste management in Albania is at a low level, the current level of recycling is almost nonexistent, and there is a complete lack of separate collection of the generated waste as most of...
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Republic of Armenia

Member of the Eurasian Economic Union (from January 2015) Population: 2,9 Mio Capital: Yerevan Municipal solid waste (MSW) management is in a development stage in Armenia. The level of awareness about the reduction of waste, sorting, recycling culture and practices...
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Belarus

Member of the Eurasian Economic Union (from January 2000) Population: 9,5 Mio Capital: Minsk  Citizen of Belarus produce ca. 3 million tons of municipal solid waste and ca. 85% of it is sent to landfill. The existing landfills in Belarus...
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Bosnia

Population: 3,5 Mio Capital: Sarajevo Waste represents one of the main environmental issues in BiH with issues arising mainly due to the inadequate management, lack of infrastructure and social attitude towards waste. The current problem of insufficient waste disposal system...
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Bulgaria

Population: 7,3 Mio Capital: Sofia Bulgaria generated in 2014 442 kg of municipal waste per capita. 23% of it was recycled, 2% composted, 2% incinerated and 74% landfilled (EUROSTAT). Bulgaria has a relatively well-developed municipal waste collection system, and presently...
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Croatia

Member of the EU Population: 4,2 Mio Capital: Zagreb Croatia generated in 2014 387 kg of municipal waste per capita. 15% of it was recycled, 2% composted and 83% landfilled (EUROSTAT). EPR: Environment Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund is established,...
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