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Per capita generation and annual waste volume declared by each municipality, the basis of SDG indicator 11.6.1.

Indicators included

Municipal per capita generation (PPC) · Waste composition

Installed public storage capacity, container coverage and their maintenance.

Indicators included

Separate storage volume · Mixed storage volume · Containers installed · Containers per 1,000 urban inhabitants

Service coverage in urban and peri-urban areas, tonnes collected, separate collection and the fleet in use.

Indicators included

Waste collected · Monthly average of waste collected · Separate collection (organics and recyclables) · Separate collection rate · Installed volumetric collection capacity · Operational collection vehicles · Operational fleet with satellite monitoring · Operational vehicles verified in the fleet register · Operational vehicles by type

Kilometres swept, cost of the service, personal protective equipment and the cleaning of public spaces.

Indicators included

Distance swept · Sweeping coverage · Cleaning coverage of special public areas · Female street sweepers · Male street sweepers

Waste processed at transfer stations, their capacity and their operating hours.

Indicators included

Share of waste managed through a transfer station · Waste processed at transfer stations · Waste transferred · Waste transferred relative to waste disposed directly

Recovery of organic and recyclable waste: recovery rates, volumes treated and the cost of treatment.

Indicators included

Rate of organic waste composted · Municipal recycling rate (inorganic waste) · Recyclable waste recovered · Recyclables received for recovery · Mass of waste received for recovery · Sorting plant efficiency · Overall valorisation rate · Landfill volume saved · Organic waste treated · Net mass of organic waste treated

Disposal sites, tonnes received, remaining useful life, leachate and biogas management, and hospital waste.

Indicators included

Waste disposed of in a licensed landfill · Share disposed of in a licensed landfill

People employed in the urban cleaning service, added up across every module that declares them.

Indicators included

Urban cleaning workers (women) · Urban cleaning workers (men) · Sweeping, cleaning and collection staff fully equipped with PPE

Waste sector emissions by stage of the cycle and emissions avoided through treatment, in tonnes of CO₂ equivalent.

Indicators included

GHG emissions - Transport · GHG emission reduction from organic treatment

Regulations in force and aligned with the national ISWM framework, institutionalization level of the waste unit and compliance with planning goals, by municipality, department and country.

Indicators included

Municipal regulations aligned with ISWM legislation · Departmental regulations aligned with ISWM legislation · Share of national ISWM regulations in force · Institutionalisation of the municipal solid waste unit · Institutionalisation of the departmental solid waste unit · ISWM goals met in departmental planning instruments · Festivities and events on public roads · Days with festivities and events on public roads · Share of operational ISWM staff · Share of technical ISWM staff · Share of administrative ISWM staff

Environmental inspections and audits carried out against those scheduled in the annual control plan of each department.

Indicators included

Environmental inspections carried out relative to those planned · Environmental audits carried out relative to those planned

Authorized hazardous waste operators and the tonnes they manage per year, by department and country.

Indicators included

Authorised hazardous waste operators · Hazardous waste managed by authorised operators

ISWM training events organised by the national and departmental governments, and people trained by sex.

Indicators included

ISWM training events organised by the National Government · People trained in ISWM at National Government events · Women trained in ISWM at National Government events · Men trained in ISWM at National Government events · ISWM training events organised by the Departmental Government · People trained in ISWM at Departmental Government events · Women trained in ISWM at Departmental Government events · Men trained in ISWM at Departmental Government events

Percentage composition of municipal solid waste according to characterisation studies, broken down by material type.

Calls published by municipalities to procure goods and services for urban cleaning, with reference price and closing date.

Registered operators, with the waste categories they are authorised to handle, their capacity and their declared facilities.

Municipal and departmental integrated waste management plans, with their approval, validity and expiry date.

Approved investment projects in integrated waste management, with their funding amount, beneficiary population and stage of the investment cycle.

Environmental licences approved for waste management activities and works, with their category, validity and monitoring frequency.

Training activities run by municipalities, with the number of participants broken down by gender.

Festivities declared by each municipality, which explain generation peaks that would otherwise look like measurement errors.

The unit responsible for waste management in each municipality, its institutional contact and its declared staff.

The same indicators published by the per-section datasets, pivoted to one row per municipality and period: each indicator in its own column, to compare municipalities without rebuilding the table.

Regulatory instruments on integrated solid waste management from every territorial level, each with the territory that approved it and its level.

Catalogue of the territorial units in the system, with their official code, administrative level, hierarchy and population.