Tonnes of waste recycled/composted by local authority and source
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Envi0006: Local Authority Municipal Waste Management
Knowledge and Analytical Services, Welsh Government
Last update: 3 Nov 2011
Was added to StatsWales: 3 Nov 2011
Next Update: No longer updated.
Source: WasteDataFlow
Contact: stats.environment@wales.gsi.gov.uk
From 1996-97 to 2003-04 data on Local Authority Municipal Waste was collected through the Municipal Waste Management Survey. This survey was sent to all local authorities in Wales and England. From 1998-99 Wales achieved a 100 per cent response rate. For 1996-97 and 1997-98 missing data had to be estimated and so these two years are not strictly comparable with the others.
From 2004-05 the information for the Municipal Waste Management report was collected using an online reporting system for waste data called 'WasteDataFlow' (WDF). In Wales this is managed by the Environment Agency Wales and the Waste Strategy Branch extract the information for the report from WDF.
There may be some discrepancies in the tables, where the components do not sum up to the totals. These discrepancies are due to rounding.
There is an apparent discrepancy between the total waste figures given for table 10972 and other tables. This is because there is a slight mismatch between the amount collected and the amount treated. This can be a matter of timing if, for example, authorities stockpile waste for later treatment. There may also be some inconsistencies in the measurement since the waste is weighed when collected and again when it is sent for treatment. Environment Agency Wales validate all local authority returns and require that the difference between the amount collected and the amount sent for treatment must not differ by more than 10 per cent in any quarter.
Local Authority Municipal Waste data by quarter are also available on StatsWales. The quarterly data is provisional until the end of the year and is intended to provide an early indication of the results. The quarterly data excludes abandoned vehicles, rubble, incinerator residues and matter from beach cleansing, which are included in the annual data. Please refer to the annual data for the final results.
Was added to StatsWales: 3 Nov 2011
Next Update: No longer updated.
Source: WasteDataFlow
Contact: stats.environment@wales.gsi.gov.uk
From 1996-97 to 2003-04 data on Local Authority Municipal Waste was collected through the Municipal Waste Management Survey. This survey was sent to all local authorities in Wales and England. From 1998-99 Wales achieved a 100 per cent response rate. For 1996-97 and 1997-98 missing data had to be estimated and so these two years are not strictly comparable with the others.
From 2004-05 the information for the Municipal Waste Management report was collected using an online reporting system for waste data called 'WasteDataFlow' (WDF). In Wales this is managed by the Environment Agency Wales and the Waste Strategy Branch extract the information for the report from WDF.
There may be some discrepancies in the tables, where the components do not sum up to the totals. These discrepancies are due to rounding.
There is an apparent discrepancy between the total waste figures given for table 10972 and other tables. This is because there is a slight mismatch between the amount collected and the amount treated. This can be a matter of timing if, for example, authorities stockpile waste for later treatment. There may also be some inconsistencies in the measurement since the waste is weighed when collected and again when it is sent for treatment. Environment Agency Wales validate all local authority returns and require that the difference between the amount collected and the amount sent for treatment must not differ by more than 10 per cent in any quarter.
Local Authority Municipal Waste data by quarter are also available on StatsWales. The quarterly data is provisional until the end of the year and is intended to provide an early indication of the results. The quarterly data excludes abandoned vehicles, rubble, incinerator residues and matter from beach cleansing, which are included in the annual data. Please refer to the annual data for the final results.
Local Authority Municipal Waste