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Waste Statistics 2015 Released Date: October 2015

Contents INTRODUCTION... 3 WASTE IN ABU DHABI EMIRATE... 4 NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE... 5 SOLID WASTE GENERATION... 5 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL... 8 MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE... 9 HAZARDOUS WASTE... 10 WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANTS... 11 EXPLANATORY NOTES... 12 TECHNICAL TERMS... 12 DATA SOURCES... 13 TECHNICAL NOTES... 13 NOTES ON TABLES... 13 MORE INFORMATION... 13 Waste Statistics 2015 2

Introduction This report presents statistics on waste generation in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi for the year 2015, compromising statistics on waste by source activity, composition and method of disposal, in addition to municipal and hazardous solid waste statistics. The Centre of Waste Management Abu Dhabi and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) are the main sources of the report statistics. The Explanatory Notes section at the end of this report defines the key terms and technical concepts related to waste statistics. Readers are encouraged to refer to that section while reading the statistics and information outlined in the report. Waste Statistics 2015 3

Waste in Abu Dhabi Emirate Waste known as the unwanted materials caused by the daily activities of human beings, whether domestic or municipal or industrial activities. Waste management and treatment are of particular interest to the government of Abu Dhabi Emirate in order to minimize the waste effects on health. The amount of solid waste generated in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi totaled about 8.5 million tons in 2015; non-hazardous waste formed 99.0%, while hazardous waste accounted for a small proportion of about 1% as shown in Table 1. Table 1: Total Non-hazardous and hazardous solid waste in Abu Dhabi Emirate (Tons) Source 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total 10,556,186 12,786,673 11,845,276 10,001,810 8,478,523 Non-hazardous waste 10,430,031 12,705,902 11,762,602 9,918,590 8,420,998 Hazardous waste 126,155 80,771 82,674 83,220 57,525 Source: The Centre of Waste Management - Abu Dhabi, ADNOC Figure 1:Total solid waste in Abu Dhabi Emirate 14,000,000 12,000,000 10,000,000 Tons 8,000,000 6,000,000 4,000,000 2,000,000 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Source: Statistics Center Abu Dhabi. Waste Statistics 2015 4

Non-hazardous waste Non-hazardous waste refers to materials that cause no serious environmental problems and are easy to dispose in an environmentally safe manner. The economic growth witnessed in the Emirate in various fields such as construction and demolition activities, in addition to industrial, commercial and agricultural activities, which required promoting of waste reduction practices to limit the growth in waste generation amounts. Solid waste generation Table 2 refers to the amount of waste generated in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi by source, and economic activity. It also illustrates the change happened between 2011 and 2015. Data shows that the total amount of waste decreased by 19% between two periods. Industrial and commercial waste covered 39% from non-hazardous solid waste generated which is accounted as the highest percentage, followed by Construction and demolition waste accounted for 34% from entire generated waste. The daily per capita municipal waste was approximately 1.65 kg /day as shown in figure 2. Table 2: Non-hazardous solid waste generation by source activity (Tons) Source 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total 10,430,031 12,705,902 11,762,602 9,918,590 8,420,998 Construction and demolition waste 7,624,575 9,628,309 7,692,921 4,419,665 2,876,313 C & D waste 5,075,325 5,721,367 2,767,342 1,723,497 2,042,883 C & D mixed waste 2,549,250 3,906,942 4,925,579 2,696,168 833,430 Industrial and commercial waste 643,338 804,174 1,305,556 3,312,125 3,306,644 Agriculture waste 816,069 898,258 999,239 561,991 493,106 General agriculture waste 63,345 305,749 339,078 320,689 380,465 Mixed agriculture and Animal waste * 752,724 592,509 660,161 241,302 112,641 Municipal waste 1,105,602 1,272,668 1,528,093 1,466,590 1,678,983 Households, streets, and public gardens waste 859,329 1,059,219 1,234,336 1,298,955 1,420,323 Bulky waste 246,273 213,449 293,757 167,635 258,660 Other ** 240,447 102,493 236,793 158,219 65,952 Source: The Centre of Waste Management - Abu Dhabi, ADNOC. * includes animal waste. ** includes oil and gas sector waste and tyres waste. Waste Statistics 2015 5

Figure (2): Amount of municipal waste per capita 1.8 1.7 1.6 Kilogram / day 1.5 1.4 1.3 1.2 1.1 1.0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Source: Statistics Center Abu Dhabi. Figure 3: Percentage distribution of Non-hazardous solid waste by source activity - 2015 1% 6% 20% 34% 39% Construction and demolition waste Agriculture waste Other * Industrial and commercial waste Municipal waste Source: Statistic Centre - Abu Dhabi. Waste Statistics 2015 6

Table 3 shows the amount of non-hazardous solid waste by region and source; the average daily production of waste in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi in 2015 was about 23.1 thousand tons / day. Contribution of Abu Dhabi region in generating non-hazardous solid waste about 74.4% followed by Al Gharbia region with 14.4% of waste generated. Chart (4) shows a comparison of waste generated between regions. Table 3: Non-hazardous solid waste generation by region and source activity- 2015 (Tons) Source Total Abu Dhabi Al Ain Al Gharbia Total 8,420,998 6,262,285 942,705 1,216,008 Daily average 23,071 17,157 2,583 3,332 Construction and demolition waste 2,876,313 1,940,760 232,973 702,580 C & D waste 2,042,883 1,855,255 187,628 - C & D mixed waste * 833,430 85,505 45,344 702,580 Industrial and commercial waste 3,306,644 3,196,552 105,854 4,238 Agriculture waste 493,106 27,972 249,511 215,624 General agriculture waste 380,465 19,889 154,365 206,212 Mixed agriculture waste ** 112,641 8,083 95,146 9,412 Municipal waste 1,678,983 1,033,543 353,872 291,568 Households, streets, and public gardens waste 1,420,323 864,578 326,607 229,138 Bulky waste 258,660 168,965 27,265 62,430 Other *** 65,952 63,458 496 1,998 Source: The Centre of Waste Management - Abu Dhabi, ADNOC, SCAD. * Amount of waste estimated based on geographic distribution. ** Include animal waste. *** Include oil and gas sector waste and tires waste Figure 4: Non-hazardous solid waste by region- 2015 7,000,000 6,000,000 5,000,000 Ton 4,000,000 3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 0 Abu Dhabi Al Ain Al Gharbia Source: Statistic Centre - Abu Dhabi. Waste Statistics 2015 7

Solid Waste Disposal Table 4 displays the quantity of non-hazardous solid waste by method of disposal, showing that waste recycling increased from 18.3% in 2014 to 28.2 % in 2015. As well as solid waste composting which increased from 4.7% to 5.4% between the same years. Table 4: Non- hazardous Solid waste by method of disposal (Tons) Source 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total 10,430,031 12,705,902 11,762,602 9,918,590 8,420,998 Recycling 3,802,848 3,805,411 3,198,113 1,812,052 2,377,720 Incineration 34,029 37,830 40,917 4,774 21,510 Composting 269,786 367,273 458,491 463,355 452,627 Landfill 367,263 452,704 470,725 149,298 17,1991 Dumpsite and Other * 5,956,105 8,042,684 7,594,356 7,489,111 5,397,150 Source: The Centre of Waste Management - Abu Dhabi, ADNOC. *Disposed through other specialized companies. Figure (5): Percentage distribution of solid waste by method of disposal - 2015 28% 64% 6% 0.3% 2% Recycling Incineration Composting Landfill Dumpsite and Other * Source: Statistic Centre - Abu Dhabi. Waste Statistics 2015 8

Municipal solid waste Municipal solid waste in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi totaled 1.7 million tons in 2015, of which 62.4% was disposed in dumpsite as shown in Table 5. Figure 6 shows the relative distribution of municipal solid waste. Table 5: Municipal solid waste by method of disposal (Tons) Method of disposal 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total 1,272,668 1,528,093 1,466,590 1,678,983 Recycling 197,590 244,495 88,555 329,470 Composting 216,000 259,776 146,636 148,246 Landfill 103120 122,247 149,298 154,209 Dumpsite and other 755,958 901,575 1,082,101 1,047,058 Source: The Centre of Waste Management - Abu Dhabi, ADNOC. Figure 6: Percentage distribution of municipal solid waste by method of disposal - 2015 20% 9% 62% 9% Recycling Composting Landfill Dumpsite and other Source: Statistic Centre - Abu Dhabi. Waste Statistics 2015 9

Hazardous Waste Hazardous solid waste consists of medical waste in addition to waste generated by industrial and oil/ gas sectors. Hazardous solid waste totaled 57.5 thousand tons in 2015. Table 7 reveals that most hazardous solid waste are disposed by landfilling which present almost 61.6% from entire hazardous waste collected, where 5 % was disposed by recycling from total hazardous solid waste collected in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. Table 6: Hazardous solid waste generation by source activity (Tons) Source 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total 126,155 80,771 82,674 83,220 57,525 Industrial waste 19,503 30,758-10,463 2,209 Medical waste 5,037 6,000 6,000 1,732 4,573 Slaughterhouses waste 26,883 31,931 11,768 - - Veterinary waste 10,506-20,257 - - Oil and Gas sector waste 64,226 12,082 44,649 56,305 29,938 Sludge (Contain heavy materials) - - - 14,720 20,805 Source: The Centre of Waste Management - Abu Dhabi, ADNOC. Table 7: Hazardous solid waste disposal method and source activity - 2015 (Tons) Source Total Recycling Hazardous Waste landfilled Incineration Other Total 57,525 2,862 35,446 2,442 16,775 Industrial waste 2,209-2,209 - - Medical waste * 4,573-2,668 1,904 - Other waste ** 50,743 2,862 30,567 538 16,775 Source: The Centre of Waste Management - Abu Dhabi, ADNOC. * Include oil and gas sector waste **Medical waste landfilled is the ash content of the total medical waste Waste Statistics 2015 10

Waste Management Plants The Government of Abu Dhabi is keen to provide a healthy environment and it pays a special attention to advanced waste treatment methods. The total number of waste management projects in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi reached 32 projects in 2015. Table 8: Waste management plants in Emirate of Abu Dhabi - 2015 Item Abu Dhabi Al Ain Al Gharbia Total 10 13 9 Sanitary Landfill - 1 - Dumpsite 1 1 8 Recycling 1 3 - Incineration - 2 - Composting 2 1 1 Sorting plant - 1 - Transfer station 6 4 - Source: The Centre of Waste Management - Abu Dhabi. Figure 7: Percentage distribution of waste management plants by disposal method - 2015 3% 31% 31% 3% 13% 6% 13% Sanitary Landfill Dumpsite Recycling Incineration Composting sorting plant tranfer station Source: Statistic Centre - Abu Dhabi. Waste Statistics 2015 11

Explanatory Notes Technical Terms This report contains certain terms related to waste; these terms play an important role when analyzing waste statistics for the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. The report includes the following terms: Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) The waste that consists of organic materials and trash generated in the kitchen and other households uses. MSW generated by households and buildings in the residential areas. Commercial and Industrial Waste It includes municipal waste generated by restaurants, hotels, shopping malls, labour camps and other public and private facilities. Industrial Hazardous Waste The waste generated from industrial activities, laboratories, workshops and other public and private facilities that deal with hazardous materials. Medical Hazardous Waste The waste generated from hospitals, clinics and medical laboratories. It consists of human parts, tissues, blood, and waste resulting from surgical operations. Mixed Waste The waste composed of household trash mixed with building materials and sand in storage locations and / or during the collection. Safe Waste Landfill The site where waste buried and processed in secure cells. Unlike medical waste landfill, safe waste landfill has no sewage system for contaminated water. Waste Tires Waste tires collected from factories and repair workshops. Construction and Demolition Waste The waste results from construction and demolition activities. Slaughterhouse Waste The waste that composed of animals remains and is generated from slaughterhouses and animal shelters. Large-scale Waste The waste composed of unwanted household items and packaging materials resulted from commercial activities. Waste Statistics 2015 12

Data Sources The main sources of the statistics are the Centre of Waste Management Abu Dhabi, and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC). Data processed in the Statistics Centre Abu Dhabi (SCAD) for more editing and research. Technical Notes Methodology Waste generation data in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and Al Gharbia regions was calculated based on truck scale reports. In case reports were not available, data calculated based on reports collected from waste contractors and waste sites. Medical waste data in Abu Dhabi and Al Gharbia regions estimated based on Al Ain data (actual data derived from truck scale reports of medical waste incineration sites). Notes on Tables Changes (levels and percent) in all tables based on unrounded numbers. More information For more information about waste and other official statistics for Abu Dhabi Emirate, please visit the statistics link on the SCAD website at http://www.scad.ae Next release expected in July 2017 covering 2016 data. Waste Statistics 2015 13

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