hulladékkönyv

Hulladékkönyv, often translated as "waste book" or "garbage book," refers to a type of record-keeping system used in Hungary for managing waste. It is a mandatory document for businesses and institutions that generate or handle waste, serving as a primary tool for tracking waste streams and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. The system aims to provide a clear overview of the types and quantities of waste produced, how it is stored, transported, and ultimately disposed of or recycled.

The hulladékkönyv typically includes detailed information about each waste item, such as its description, origin, quantity, date of generation, and the method of its disposal or recovery. This meticulous record-keeping is crucial for authorities to monitor waste management practices, identify potential environmental hazards, and enforce waste laws. Businesses are responsible for maintaining accurate and up-to-date records within their hulladékkönyv and making them available for inspection by environmental authorities.

The implementation of the hulladékkönyv system is part of Hungary's broader efforts to promote sustainable waste management and move towards a circular economy. By providing transparency and accountability in waste handling, it encourages businesses to reduce waste generation, increase recycling rates, and adopt more environmentally responsible practices. The data collected through these records can also inform policy decisions and contribute to the development of more effective waste management strategies at a national level.