Description
Criteria 9/11
- ACCESSIBILITY
- ALIGNMENT WITH SDG 1,3,4,6 AND/OR 11
- RACE AND GENDER ISSUES
- ATTENTION TO CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
- LOW COST
- SOCIAL DIFFUSION
- ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY
- ADHERENCE AND CONTINUITY AT LOCAL LEVEL
- WASH INITIATIVE
- CLIMATE RESILIENCE
- SUSTAINABILITY
This policy is directly related to the municipal and state departments working in the Solid Waste Management sector, guiding the preparation of municipal solid waste management plans. Other institutions at the federal level that relate to this policy are: the National Health Foundation (FUNASA/Ministry of Health); Secretariat for Indigenous Health (SESAI/Ministry of Health, Secretariat for Health Surveillance (SVS); National Secretariat of Environmental Sanitation (SNSA/Ministry of Cities).
Federal Managers, State Managers, Municipal Managers, Civil Society, Waste pickers' associations and cooperatives, private companies involved in solid waste management
National
Since 2012
PNRS points out measures that need to be in place to ensure the law is adequately implemented, namely:
• Establishment of the National Reverse Logistics Program, integrated with the National Solid Waste Management Information System - Sinir (acronym in Portuguese) and the National Solid Waste Plan - Planar (acronym in Portuguese).
• integration of waste pickers of reusable and recyclable materials in actions involving shared responsibility for the life cycle of products;
• stimulating the implementation of product life cycle assessment;
• encouraging the development of environmental and business management systems aimed at improving production processes and the reuse of solid waste, including recovery and energy use;
• stimulating environmental labeling and sustainable consumption;
• mandatory for municipalities to create the municipal plan for integrated solid waste management;
• obligation to transport hazardous solid waste.
PNRS provides in Article 18 of the Law "The preparation of a municipal plan for integrated solid waste management, under the terms provided for by this Law, is a condition for the Federal District and the Municipalities to have access to resources of the Federal Government, or controlled by it, destined to enterprises and services related to urban cleaning and solid waste management, or to be benefited by incentives or financing from federal credit or development entities for such purpose".
The National Solid Waste Management Information System (SINIR) monitors all information related to solid waste management in the country. The information is declared by the municipality itself to the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, manager of said system.
The various modalities of financing actions under this policy can be: Non-refundable resources, Technical advice, Credit granting through International Banks and institutions such as development agencies; Development banks; Public commercial banks; Private financial institutions.
