At the beginning of a year that brings a series of new legislative regulations for the waste collection system, Business Review proposes for the 20th edition of "Tax & Law" a debate with a focus on the Environment, in particular on the topic of waste management, together with important legislators and stakeholders in this sector.
"Tax & Law: Focus on the Environment" will address ways in which the waste collection system can be improved, with concrete proposals and initiatives both from top officials in the Ministry of Environment and its subordinate government agencies, and from the private sector, represented by major producers and their associations.
The second part of the conference will focus on the legislative changes brought about by the European Commission in 2023 that affect the packaging industry, dialogues in which top officials at European level will take part.
The roundtable event will take place on February 16, 2023, at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Bucharest. Seats in the physical audience are limited, please use the form on this page to book your place at the conference (free for waste industry and environmental services professionals).
Highlights:
- Legislative changes in packaging waste management and the transfer of responsibility down the chain
- The importance of information systems and digitisation in identifying and combating market suspicions
- Proper verification of the activity of OIREPs through controls, transparency and auditing
- Measuring and reporting correctly the quantities of waste recycled and eliminating suspicions
- Central authorities' tools to correct the system vs. full assumption of responsibility by producers and OIREPs
- Producer tools: real-time traceability, digitisation, analysis and auditing, environmental permits, risk management, oversight committees
- Public-private environmental debate, authorities and producers
Highlights:
- Objectives of the new regulations: prevention and reduction of packaging waste
- Different reporting between Member States: are the EU targets actually achieved?
- Plastic tax: Romania's reporting and EUROSTAT checks
- How prepared and involved are Romanian producers in understanding and applying the new measures of the European regulations and the risk of being fined directly by the EU
- Reduce - Reuse - Recycle: The assumption of all the new obligations of the regulation by the OIREPs (Organisations for the Implementation of Extended Producer Responsibility)
- Impact of the new regulations on the Romanian market
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