Overview data on waste types and disposal, including national statistics and references to legislation, as well as reference materials for local governments.

Forest land covers 51.5% of Estonia's land area and is thus an important factor in shaping the environment. A forest is a habitat for many plants and animals as well as a place for rest and relaxation. However, the forest is also the most important renewable natural resource and raw material base for the energy sector and other industries, providing work and livelihood for tens of thousands of...

Data on forest resources is collected by forest inventory. Up to 1992, data on all forests was collected based on the traditional inventory describing all forest divisions. Since then, only the inventory of state forests has been taken following the classic 10-year cycle, while private forests have been inventoried according to their registration in the Land Cadastre and the state's financial...

Companies and organisations have several ways to receive financial support for activities promoting the circular economy.

The role of the state in the transition to a circular economy is to create favorable conditions for the implementation of circular economy principles and to remove obstructive barriers.