Resolution No. 144 of the Cabinet of Ministers validating the Procedure for implementing target indicators for the preparation of construction and demolition waste for reuse, recycling, and other material recovery, including backfilling.

This Resolution validates the Procedure for achieving target indicators related to the preparation of construction and demolition waste for reuse, recycling, and other forms of material recovery, including backfilling. It establishes a regulatory framework governing how such targets are organized, implemented, and monitored. It applies to waste owners whose activities generate construction and demolition waste and who are required to submit waste declarations.
The Procedure outlines key obligations for waste owners, including proper classification of waste under the national waste list and adherence to the waste management hierarchy. This includes preventing waste generation, reducing volumes, minimizing environmental and health risks, and introducing separate collection systems for major material streams such as concrete, metals, wood, glass, and plastics. Non-hazardous waste must be prepared for reuse, recycling, or other recovery operations, while disposal is allowed only when recovery is not technically or economically feasible. Target indicators are calculated as the ratio of recovered or prepared waste to the total volume generated.
The document also defines planning, calculation, and monitoring requirements. Enterprises must establish annual target indicators within their internal waste management plans and calculate actual performance each year based on generated and treated waste volumes, excluding certain war-related debris. Monitoring is conducted annually, with results recorded in a standardized reporting format. Entities are required to support gradual achievement of national targets and must publish annual performance evaluations, ensuring transparency and alignment with national policy objectives.