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Annual Waste Report: Submission by 31/03/2021

Businesses must submit the annual waste report by March 31, 2021. Submission is made via the HMA’s electronic platform .

It concerns Businesses/Organizations involved in the production, recovery, disposal, storage, collection & transport of waste. The report concerns waste as well as general data and information regarding waste production and management.

The annual waste report is mandatory and must be submitted by March 31st of each year.

Below you will find detailed information about submission:
Step 1: Visit the website at https://wrm.ypeka.gr.

Step 2: Click on the “LOGIN/REGISTER” button.

Step 3: Fill in the Username and Password and click connect.

Now that you are in the submission platform environment:

Step 4: Select the Waste Reports icon.

Step 5: Select Complete Waste Report – 2021.

Step 6: In the “Off-site waste recovery/disposal” category, click the “Add” button.

Step 7: Complete the waste disposals based on the information in the annual report we have sent you.

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