Denmark

Report/Study	Summary	Documents including WEEE flows/quantities
Danish WEEE statistics	Danish Producer Responsibility (DPA-System): Danish WEEE, BATT and ELV Statistics. Last year published: 2022
Circularity in the Danish WEEE Management System	Aalborg University, 2021: The main recommendations in this thesis are to promote a unified network of reuse centres in the Danish WEEE management system, increase harmonization of the WEEE Directive across Member States, implementation of modulated fees to promote ecodesign, the marking of electronic products to facilitate disassembly as well as demonstrating the product’s effort in ecodesign, and to implement quotas on reuse targets. Author(s): Sybren D.F. Idzerda.
Holes in the Circular Economy: WEEE Leakage from Europe.A Report of the e-Trash Transparency Project	Basel Action Network, 2018: The report reveals the findings of a two-year study in 10 EU countries (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Spain, and the UK ) that followed 314 old computers, printers, and monitors in which GPS Trackers had been secretly installed to determine the rate and flows of "leakage" from the EU of consumer-generated WEEE. 19 (6%) of the tracked scrap equipment was exported to the countries of Ghana, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Pakistan, Tanzania, Thailand, and Ukraine, outside of the EU; the flows discovered, if extrapolated, would total 352,474 metric tonnes per annum, moving from the EU to developing countries. Author(s): Jim Puckett; Chris Brandt; and Hayley Palmer.
Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) in Denmark: Flows, quantities and management	SDU Life Cycle Engineering of the University of Southern Denmark, 2016: A study with a comprehensive mapping and estimation of the flows of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) and the corresponding waste (WEEE) in Denmark. The quantitative analysis is supplemented with a thorough diagnosis of the WEEE management system. Dynamic material flow analysis (MFA) is used to estimate the flows for the period of 1990–2025. Author(s): Keshav Parajuly; Komal Habib; Gang Liu.
Import restrictions on used electric and electronic equipment	Danish Environmental Protection Agency, 2016: The guidance document lists countries that have import-restrictions on import of certain types of used electric and electronic equipment. Exporters of used equipment must be aware of this.
The role of the WEEE collection and recycling system setup on environmental, economic and socio-economic performance	IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute, 2015: This study compares the legislation and how the collection systems for Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) are practically and administratively managed in Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
Regulations on the export of used electrical and electronic equipment and guidance to test of functionality	Danish Environmental Protection Agency, 2015: A guidance for exporters of used electric and electronic equipment. Contains information on the rules on shipment of used electric and electronic equipment and also product specific guidelines for test of functionality.
Danish WEEE market	Danish Environmental Protection Agency, 2015: This report contains a study of markets, actors and technologies in treatment of WEEE in Denmark With this analysis, a better understanding of the playing field for the actors involved in what is labelled “the golden triangle”: EEE producers, technology suppliers and WEEE treatment companies, is achieved.
WEEE system setup a comparison of Sweden, Norway and Denmark	IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute, 2015: This report is a short summary of the findings from the project WEEE Setup, comparing the legislation and setup of the collection systems for Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. The setup aspects that have been studied and compared are the practical implementation of legislation, the material flows and financial flows in the systems and the clearing models used between actors in the respective countries