Recycling rates by country explained

The following table gives the percentages of municipal waste that is recycled, incinerated, incinerated to produce energy and landfilled.[1]

Recycling rates by country 2019
Countrydata-sort-type="number" % recyclingdata-sort-type="number" % compostingdata-sort-type="number" % incineration with energy recoverydata-sort-type="number" % incineration without energy recoverydata-sort-type="number" % other recoverydata-sort-type="number" % landfilldata-sort-type="number" % other disposal
24.619.80.609.5550
26.532.638.9002.10
34.120.642.30.51.600
33.800086.56.7
22.811.716.900.647.90
33.51847.500.600
30.32.748.40018.10
29.314.155.60000
23.620.732.900220
4818.731.60001.2
1651.30077.70
26.59.313.60050.60
28.29.746.50015.50
6.815.11.70076.50
32.522.920.50.6122.50
19.20.474.94.7000
35.44.93.30056.40
31.325.216.802.224.50
29.719.246.7004.40
27.729.240.61.101.40
29.91149.5063.70
25921.51.40430
12.817.619.80049.80
26.911.7553.7052.20
51.520.315.70012.40
56.53.221.74012.71.9
19.718.3110051.10
32.514.252.60000
29.923.1470000
11.90.400087.70
26.917.439.320.411.20
[2] [3] 23.68.511.806.1500

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Environment at a Glance 2020: OECD Indicators - Circular economy - waste and materials. 22 May 2021. OECD Publishing. 2 June 2022.
  2. Data from 2018
  3. Web site: Biomass explained. November 2020. eia.gov. 7 July 2022.