المملكة: To achieve environmental compliance, “Moan” sets 5 standards for waste classification
The National Center for Waste Management (MOAN) has identified five technical standards for classifying materials As waste, which includes lack of suitability, market value, and posing an environmental risk, with the aim of regulating the sector and protecting public health.
The center explained that the cases approved for classifying materials include lack of suitability for direct use, or inability to benefit from them after processing. Pointing out that this classification also applies to materials whose production is not targeted.
Moan added that the standards also include materials that lose their market value or turn into a financial burden on their producers. Pointing out the inclusion of materials that pose a threat to the environment And public health are included in the waste list.
Achieving regulatory compliance
The center confirmed that these specifications are based on the executive regulations for the waste management sector. Pointing out that their implementation contributes to raising management efficiency and achieving regulatory compliance for entities and individuals.
He stated that these regulations support the goals of sustainability and the circular economy in the Kingdom. Emphasizing its role in reducing the negative effects resulting from random practices in Dealing with waste.
The Center called on all parties and individuals to view the technical details through its official website. He explained that this enhances awareness of the requirements and contributes to the application of best environmental practices.
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