ISIC Rev.4 draft, Section E. Water supply; sewerage; waste management and remediation activities



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ISIC Rev.4 draft, Section E Water supply; sewerage; waste management and remediation activities United Nations Statistics Division Workshop on Classifications, Montevideo, Uruguay, 14-18 March 2005

Why this section? A continuous request and need that ISIC reflect better environment and sanitation activities Questionnaire on main issues for the revision of ISIC and CPC June 2001: Should new detailed categories be introduced to facilitate the compilation of Environmental Activities? The majority of countries asked for more detail to be introduced Should ISIC Rev. 3.1 division 37 Recycling be redefined or grouped with other activities? Are there more appropriate definitions for recycling activities? Retain this category but redefine it

Structure of section E (ISIC Rev.4 draft) 35 Water collection and supply 36 Sewerage 37 Waste collection, treatment and disposal; materials recovery 38 Remediation activities and other waste management services Affected ISIC 3.1 categories 37 Recycling ( in Manufacturing ) 41 Collection, purification and distribution of water (in Electricity, gas and water supply ) 90 Sewage and refuse disposal, sanitation and similar activities (in Other community, social and personal service activities )

Section E represents an improvement in the treatment by ISIC of environmental type activities: A new section that brings together all environmental type activities Reflects better the way the industries are organized in these areas Very useful for analytical purposes More detail introduced (divisions, groups, classes)

Divisions 35 and 36 represent the two complementing areas of activities of water cycle therefore important to have them together from an environmental point of view Activities of div. 35 and 36 in half of cases are carried out by the same units Activities included in former division 90 are better recognized in divisions, groups, classes

Improvement in affected ISIC sections Recycling removed from Manufacturing Activities of electricity, gas and water supply are being more and more deregulated therefore water collection and supply removed from Utilities Former division 90 belongs in section O Other community, social and personal service activities, which includes a variety of unrelated activities; this section is being disaggregated in ISIC Rev.4 draft

The terms environment, sanitation, recycling, not used in the titles and notes The scope of the section is not intended, can not and does not cover the entire spectrum of environmental type activities There is not enough specialization in environmental areas to be reflected in an activity dimension Could be well covered in a product dimension (SEEA)

ISIC 4, 35 Water collection and supply ISIC 3.1 350 3500 Water collection and supply 4100 ISIC 4, 36 Sewerage 360 3600 Sewerage 9000*

ISIC Rev.4 draft, Div.35 Scope: Water collection Water treatment (such as purification, desalination for water supply purposes, irrigation) Water supply

ISIC Rev.4 draft, Div. 36 Scope: Operation of sewerage systems and sewage treatment facilities Collecting and transporting human waste water, rain water, waste water from industries Treatment of waste water Maintenance and cleaning of sewers and drains

ISIC 4, 37 Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities, materials recovery ISIC 3.1 371 Waste collection 3711 3712 Collection of non-hazardous waste Collection of hazardous waste 9000* 9000* 372 Waste treatment and disposal 3721 Treatment and disposal of nonhazardous waste 9000* 3722 Treatment and disposal of hazardous waste 9000* 373 3730 Materials recovery 3710, 3720

ISIC Rev.4 draft, Division 37 371 scope: Collection of hazardous and non hazardous waste 372 scope: Disposal (may include collection and transportation if carried out as a chain process) Dumping, burial, ploughing-under of refuse Treatment, disposal of radioactive waste from hospitals Waste treatment by composting plants Treatment and disposal of toxic and contaminated waste Treatment disposal by incineration or combustion Collection, treatment, disposal of waste water in 3600!!

ISIC Rev.4 draft, Division 37 373 scope: The same scope as former division 37 (ISIC Rev 3.1 3710 + 3720) Separating, sorting, and processing waste and scrap in order to recover secondary raw material The input waste and scrap- is unfit for direct use in an industrial process The output secondary raw material- is an intermediate good fit for direct use in an industrial manufacturing process 373 scope is not intended to have intersection with Manufacturing

ISIC Rev. 4 draft, Division 38 38=3800 Remediation activities and other waste management services Scope equal to a portion of former 9000 Includes cleanup of contaminated buildings, mine sites, soil, surface or ground water