For Project Developer

Your blueprint for efficient waste management.

The Waste Flow Diagram helps you to identify and visualise problem areas, while supporting the introduction of effective waste management measures.

Getting Started

Predominantly, the WFD has been used during baseline assessments as part of waste management projects and initiatives. It has been proven to be an engagement tool that is suitable for other purposes, such as benchmarking, tracking progress of waste management interventions and nationwide assessments.

Step 1

Get an overvew of case studies
Watch the video tutorials from sandec and EPF online course
Conduct the WFD training

WFD Compendium

Lessons learned from implementing the WFD worldwide

Training
Material

Understand the plastic pollution problem & how it can be measured with the WFD.

Case Study: Shkodër, Albania

Hear from a city struggling with a significant amount of unmanaged plastic waste, particularly from areas with low collection rates and agricultural zones.

Step 2

Register to the WFD portal
Create your own assessments

WFD Portal

Analyse and compare cities from a variety of different contexts & create your own assessments.

Waste Wise Cities tool (WaCT)

Try the assessment methodology developed by UN-Habitat, which can be used in a direct context with the WFD.

Training Material
for Experts & Consultants

Get more guidance on the implementation of the WFD.

Any other questions?
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Learnings from the WFD
Compendium

Circular Economy
Data Catalog

For Experts & Consultants