United Nations Conference on Trade and Development AsiaPacific Regional Center for Waste Management

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United Nations Conference onTrade and
DevelopmentAsia-Pacific Regional Center for
Waste Management Training and Technology
TransferThailand Environment Institute
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WORKSHOP BUILDING NATIONAL CAPACITY IN RAPIDLY
INDUSTRIALIZING COUNTRIES ON SUSTAINABLE
MANAGEMENT OF RECOVERABLE MATERIAL/RESOURCES Bang
kok, 20-22 September 2001
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INTRODUCTORY PRESENTATION SESSION TWODr
Ulrich HOFFMANNUNCTAD Secretariat
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OBJECTIVES OF THE WORKSHOPS
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OBJECTIVES OF THE WORKSHOPS
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IMPORTANCE OF GLOBAL MATERIAL RECOVERY
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Share of Recovered Material in Global Supply of
Primary and Secondary Commodities
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IMPORTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN SECONDARY
MATERIAL
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TRENDS IN MATERIAL CONSUMPTION IN DEVELOPED
AND RAPIDLY INDUSTRIALIZING COUNTRIES
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Trends in Material Consumption
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Trends in Intensity of Use of Non-ferrous
Metals (percentage, 1975 100)
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Supply-demand Gap of Secondary Material in
Rapidly Ind. Countries
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Supply-Demand Interplay of Secondary Material in
OECD Count.
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ECOLOGICAL RUCKSACK of Primary Commodity
Production
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Implications of These Trends for Rapidly
Industrializing Countries
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Implications of These Trends for Rapidly
Industrializing Countries
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Regional Patterns of International Trade
in Non-ferrous Metal Scrap
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OVERVIEW ON THE CONCLUSIONS OF THE 2ND OECD
WORKSHOP ON ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND MANAGEMENT OF
WASTES DESTINED FOR RECOVERY OPERATIONS Vienna,
September 2000
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MAIN CONCLUSIONS OF THE ESM WORKSHOP
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CONCLUSIONS OF SECOND OECD WORKSHOP ON ESM
(contd)
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SOME POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION