Law 225-V “On waste”.

This Law primarily addresses the management of waste, particularly focusing on hazardous waste, within the national legal framework. It aims to limit the adverse effects of waste on public health and the environment, aligning with national legislation that mandates specific requirements and measures for waste management. Key legal principles include the obligation for legal entities to minimize waste generation, adhere to sanitation and environmental standards, and maintain mandatory reporting on waste management activities. The document outlines several critical measures for waste management, including the requirement for legal entities to implement necessary actions to reduce waste generation and comply with established ecological regulations during the collection, storage, utilization, and disposal of waste. It emphasizes the need for proper documentation and reporting to relevant authorities, including the submission of plans for waste management and environmental protection to designated governmental bodies. Additionally, it specifies that hazardous waste must be managed in accordance with strict guidelines to prevent environmental contamination and protect public health. The implementation of these measures involves collaboration with authorized governmental agencies responsible for environmental protection and public health. The document stipulates that entities engaged in waste management must report their activities to the relevant authorities, ensuring compliance with established procedures. It also highlights the importance of adhering to international agreements and national laws regarding the transboundary movement of hazardous waste, with provisions for obtaining necessary permits from the Cabinet of Ministers. Secondary themes include the enforcement of compliance through regulatory oversight and the necessity for stakeholder engagement in the waste management process.