Material recovery from non-hazardous waste
Construction and operation of facilities for the sorting and processing of separately collected non-hazardous waste streams into secondary raw materials involving mechanical reprocessing, except for backfilling purposes
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Material recovery from non-hazardous waste (ACT-U-14Z3K9, act-id.io/act/ACT-U-14Z3K9) Use-of-proceeds verified as ACT-U-14Z3K9 — Material recovery from non-hazardous waste {
"act_id": "ACT-U-14Z3K9",
"name": "Material recovery from non-hazardous waste",
"url": "https://act-id.io/act/ACT-U-14Z3K9"
} ACT-ID.io. "Material recovery from non-hazardous waste" (ACT-U-14Z3K9). Accessed [access date]. https://act-id.io/act/ACT-U-14Z3K9
@misc{actid_ACT_U_14Z3K9,
title = {Material recovery from non-hazardous waste},
howpublished = {\url{https://act-id.io/act/ACT-U-14Z3K9}},
note = {ACT-ID.io registry entry ACT-U-14Z3K9},
year = {2026}
} Economic Activity
Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation (NACE E38.32)
This ACT-U is used in these taxonomies 2
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Related activities in other taxonomies 13
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Cross-taxonomy equivalence via harmonised classification: Material recovery from separately collected waste involving mechanical processes/ The Recycling of Waste and Discarded Resources
Cross-taxonomy equivalence via harmonised classification: Material recovery from separately collected waste involving mechanical processes/ The Recycling of Waste and Discarded Resources
Cross-taxonomy equivalence via harmonised classification: Material recovery from separately collected waste involving mechanical processes/ The Recycling of Waste and Discarded Resources
Cross-taxonomy equivalence via harmonised classification: Material recovery from separately collected waste involving mechanical processes/ The Recycling of Waste and Discarded Resources
Cross-taxonomy equivalence via harmonised classification: Material recovery from separately collected waste involving mechanical processes/ The Recycling of Waste and Discarded Resources
Cross-taxonomy equivalence via harmonised classification: Material recovery from separately collected waste involving mechanical processes/ The Recycling of Waste and Discarded Resources
Cross-taxonomy equivalence via harmonised classification: Material recovery from separately collected waste involving mechanical processes/ The Recycling of Waste and Discarded Resources
Cross-taxonomy equivalence via harmonised classification: Material recovery from separately collected waste involving mechanical processes/ Comprehensive utilization of urban and rural household waste
Cross-taxonomy equivalence via harmonised classification: Material recovery from separately collected waste involving mechanical processes/ Construction and operation of garbage treatment facilities
Cross-taxonomy equivalence via harmonised classification: Material recovery from separately collected or pre-sorted waste involving processes other than mechanical processes/ The Recycling of Waste and Discarded Resources
Semantic mapping (confidence: 0.65): Waste treatment including waste-to-energy is broader than the EU's material recovery from non-hazardous waste, as it encompasses multiple treatment pathways including energy recovery.
Semantic mapping (confidence: 0.80): Waste management and recycling activity is broader than the EU's material recovery from non-hazardous waste, encompassing additional waste-to-energy pathways not explicitly covered by the single EU ac
Semantic mapping (confidence: 0.80): The EU activity 'Material recovery from non-hazardous waste' (5.9) covers recovery of raw materials from waste, though the Panama activity emphasizes both recovery and generation.