6.2.5. Report Favourable region - Central Europe

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3.7 WEEE dismantling plant According to draft of the new Regional Waste Management Plan 2012 the following WEEE dismantling/processing plants are currently existing: Company Address 1 Ecoren DKE Sp. z o.o. ul. M. Skłodowskiej-Curie 45A, 59- 301 Lubin 2 Wastes Service Group Sp. z o.o. i Wspólnicy Sp. k. ul. Wilczycka 14, 55-093 Kiełczów 3 P.P.H.U. "LECH-MET" Sylwester Lech ul. Kościuszki 9, 55-140 Żmigród 4 IBC Euroserwis Sp. z o. o. Łosice 25, 55-095 Mirków 5 Elektro rec 6 Inter Metall Przedsiębiorstwo Wielobranżowe Sp. z o.o. 7 SPEED-LINE Piotr Kwas 8 P.P.H.U. DANPOL Zygmunt Pakulski ul. Kościuszki 4/B, 55-330 Miękinia ul. Sportowa 9, 58-124 Marcinowice ul. Sienkiewicza 40, 57-300 Kłodzko ul. Wolności 25, 55-095 Mirków 9 KGHM Ecoren (Metale) S.A. ul. M. Skłodowskiej-Curie 45A, 59- 301 Lubin Other sources mention more installations, according to the Regional Inspectorate for Environment Protection (WIOŚ) at the end of 2010 in Lower Silesia 14 installations for collection, recovery and processing of WEEE were operated.
Transwaste Seite 21 4 Western Transdanubian and Central Transdanubian in Hungary In Hungary, two NUTS2 regions can be defined for our analysis where the formalization idea could be realized in the TransWaste project. Big parts of the used item collectors – who go to Western- Europe for goods, - come from these regions. Therefore the selection of the exact location of the idea is given by the next dates: Inside the Transdanubian region (NUTS1), the next regions get attention: 1 Western Transdanubian –HU22- (which contains 3 NUTS3 regions). 2 Central Transdanubian –HU21- (which contains 3 NUTS3 regions, too). 4.1 Geographical data of these regions These two regions – as their names show – are situated in the west and north-west part of Hungary. Western Transdanubian region borders Austria, Central Transdanubian borders Slovakia. The counties are the dominant administrative units of Hungary from the 11 th century. The 19 counties of Hungary developed at the 1950’s county integration. The democratically elected county governments were established in 1990, which determine the present institutional systems of the counties. The Hungarian counties are NUTS3 territorial units in the European Union’s common statistical classification system. Table 11.:Western Transdanubia Region in Hungary (NUTS2-HU22): 11328 km 2 Blazon Name of the county Győr-Moson-Sopron county Vas county Zala county Capital of the County Győr Szombathely Zalaegerszeg District (km²) Municipalities Small regions 4208 182 7 3336 216 9 3784 257 9
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