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THE SIXTH REGIONAL 3R FORUM IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC 16-19 August 2015, Mal, Maldives EPR in Promotion of Chinese Circular Economic Law Jinhui Li Executive Director , Basel Convention Regional Center for Asia and the Pacific Professor , School


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EPR in Promotion of Chinese Circular Economic Law

Jinhui Li

Executive Director, Basel Convention Regional Center for Asia and the Pacific Professor, School of Environment Tsinghua University Beijing 100084, China Agust 18, 2015 15 THE SIXTH REGIONAL 3R FORUM IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC 16-19 August 2015, Malé, Maldives

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Conclusions and recommendations EPR in PR China: characteristics and direction EPR in PR China: progress and approaches Introduction to EPR

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Information

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Trends in environmental policy-making:

  • These trends are the prioritisation of preventative measures
  • ver end-of-pipe approaches
  • enhancement of life cycle thinking and a shift from the

‘‘command-and-control” approach to a nonprescriptive, goal-

  • riented approach
  • The incorporation of incentive mechanisms for industries to

continuously improve their products and processes.

  • Polluter’s pay principle not suitable for end-of-life products
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EP EPR concept ept

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Raw materials sell use collection

Treatment

Disposal production importer

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term “extended producer responsibility”, and its concept as a preventative environmental protection strategy was first used and defined by Thomas Lindhqvist in 1990.

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 making producers the primary actor responsible for the entire life cycle of their products

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EPR in the EU

1991 Batteries and accumulators directive 91/157/EE 1994 Directive on packaging and packaging waste 94/62/EC 2000 Directive on End-of-Life Vehicle 2000/53/EC 2002 WEEE directive 2002/96/EC 2006 Revised directive on batteries and accumulators 2006/66/EC 2012 Revised WEEE directive 2012/19/EU

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Typical EPR models in the world

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Conclusions and recommendations EPR in PR China: characteristics and direction EPR in PR China: progress and approaches Introduction to EPR

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Environmental Protection Law (1989)(2014 revised) Law on the Prevention and Control of Pollution by Solid Waste (1995)(2004, 2015 revised Cleaner Production Promotion Law (2002)(2012 revised) Circular Economy Promotion Law (2008)

EPR in China’s legislation system

Responsibility in source prevention

Responsibility in source prevention and recycling Responsibility in source prevention

Responsibility in recycling

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EPR in PR China’s legislation system

 1989, Recycling approach of used cement sack  1997, Provisions on the Limitation of mercury content in batteries products; 2003,Technology policy of pollution prevention and controlling of spent battery  2002, Povisional Administrative Measures on packaging recycling of resources  2001, Administrative Measures on the Recovery of Scrapped Automobiles; 2006, Policy on recycling of Scrapped Automobiles  2009, WEEE regulation Product

Used cement sack

Battery Packag agin ing waste Used vehicl cle WEEE

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Main fields ds of EPR implemen mentin ting and policy cy pushi hing ng

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“old-for-new” policy in WEEE take-back WEEE Fund

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Pilot policy for urban mining

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Pilot policy for remanufacturing 11

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Evolution of EPR in PR China: case of WEEE management

1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 12 Control of the WEEE treatment sector

2004, WEEE recycling pilot programs and facilities set up. 2007: ‘Management Regulation of Electronic Waste Pollution to the Environment’ End 2012: Real-time monitoring system of WEEE processing

Massive WEEE trade in program

2009 - 2011: ‘‘old for new appliances’ regulation To stimulated domestic demand and direct WEEE into authorized treatment channels, deprive informal sector of materials.

Worked because: Massive gov. funding; IT systems to ensure fraud prevention (id cards, serial numbers…) State fund coordinates WEEE management 2012 Regulation on the WEEE Treatment Fund, 2009 Regulations on the Management of the Recovery and Treatment of Waste Electronic and Electrical Products Fund fed by charging to producers, provides treatment subsidies to authorized recyclers. Work now: fund can keep informal sector weak

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Regulations on the Management of the Recovery and Treatment of Waste Electronic and Electrical Products

China RoHS

WEEE T reatment Facility Qualification Measures

Renewable Resource Collection Measures Consumption Collection Transport Dismantle, Recycle, Disposal

Catalogue, Multi-collection, Centralized Treatment, Development Plan, Qualification Licensing, Treatment Subsidies

E-waste Legislation System

Solid Waste Pollution Prevention Law WEEE Collection Measures (draft) Clean Production Promotion Law Circular Economy Promotion Law

E-waste Pollution Prevention and Control Measures

Design, Manufacture, Importation WEEE Treatment Fund Management Measure

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Catalogue of Waste Electronic and Electric Products for Treatment

WEEE

TV RG WM AC MC RH EWH GWH PT CP FM MN MP SMT

Yellow color: first catalogue; Green color: added catalogue in the new catalogue. Television, TV; refrigerator, RG; washing machine, WM; air conditioner, AC; microcomputer, MC; range hood, RH; electric water- heater, EWH; gas water- heater, GWH; printer, PT; copier, CP; fax machine, FM; monitor, MN; mobile phone, MP; telephone single- machine, SMT.

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Treatment fund subsidy

The state establishes a fund for the treatment of WEEE to subsidize the recoverr and disposal of WEEE

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Sta Standard of

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fund levy vying and gra rantin ting for for WEEE EEE re recycli ling (RMB/unit)

WEEE TV Refrigerato r Washing machine Air conditioner Microcomp uter Levying from producer 13 12 7 7 10 Subsidy for recycler 85 80 35 35 85

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Treatment fund subsidy

producer/importer Treatment Enterprise Consumer Collector Downstream Enterprise Fund WEEE MEP/EPBs SAT, Customs MOF MOFCOM MIIT

Producer collection Recycler collection Treatment Enterprise collection Fraction Fund collection State treasury Paying subsidy Audit Audit result

Supervision Association

Declare

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  • 1. Distribution map of WEEE

treatment amount and enterprises in China (2015)

  • 2. In 2014, the treatment

amount was 70.454 million unit, and the total subsidy reached 4 billion yuan to

  • btain 1.42 million tonnes

materials.

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The unit is ×104, and color circles indicate the batches that recycling facilities obtained the license of subsidy.

Current Practice of WEEE treatment fund

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5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Recycling rate (%) Amount of generation and recycling (10^4 t) Amount of first catalog Recycling amount Recycling rate

Current Practice of WEEE treatment fund

Old-for-new policy Treatment fund  Subsidy: 0.63 billion yuan (2012), 3.3 billion yuan (2013), and 4 billion yuan (2014)

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Conclusions and recommendations EPR in PR China: characteristics and direction EPR in PR China: progress and approaches Introduction to EPR

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Characte acteristics istics of EP EPR in PR China na

 Core: recycling and dismantling treatment  Main orient for resource recovery, and auxiliary orient for environmental protection  Main Approach: through fund to eliminate the informal sector  Operational mechanism: government leading  Responsibility: Dominant responsibility from producer

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 Legislation is not completed. only the products in a catalog is covered. The catalog, such as the catalogue of products and packages is not issued.  Policy system is not smooth. Details policy is not well designed and often changed.  The situation to implementing EPR is not experienced from the central government to local government, and for companies.  Current fund model: cost is affordable for producers in future?

Challenge of EPR implementation in PRChina

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The hot topic under discussion

Law and regulation: the EPR should be combined into law clearly? Single implementing model can fit for various products? The mandated recycling catalog: which products should be covered? packaging, vehicle, tire, batteries? The main players: central government, local government, and association, producers? WEEE fund: the products covered by the catalog are too much? New technologies: Internet things and big data can make EPR easy? ……

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Conclusions and recommendations EPR in PR China: characteristics and direction EPR in PR China: progress and approaches Introduction to EPR

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EPR should be intensified to enhance eco-design and green production, and information releasing towards taking-back. Industry associations related to producers should be placed on a more important role. Propaganda and guidance should be strengthened in

  • rder to get support from the Public.

Conclusions and recommendations (1)

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  • Policy design on EPR should be embarked and completed as

soon as possible.

  • Dialogue system among stakeholders should be built for EPR.
  • The current EPR system may be updated along with the

development of the social and economic conditions of the country.

Conclusions and recommendations (2)

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Tel: 86-10-62794351 E-mail: icwmt@tsinghua.edu.cn Website: http://2015.icwmt.org

Conference Chair

  • Mr. Jinhui Li

Steering Committee Chair

  • Mr. Jiming Hao

Steering Committee Vice Chair

  • Mr. Tieyong

Zuo Steering Committee Vice Chair

  • Mr. Paul H.

Brunner Steering Committee Vice Chair

  • Mr. Shinichi

Sakai Conference Co-Chair

  • Mr. Faqin Dong

October 28-30, 2015, Mianyang, China

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Contact Details: Jinhui LI, Professor Room 804, Sino-Italian Environment and Energy Efficient Building, Tsinghua University Beijing 100084, China Tel: 86 10 62794143; Fax: 86 10 62772048 E-mail: jinhui@Tsinghua.edu.cn Website of BCRC China: http://www.bcrc.cn