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The Presidential Circular dated 1 April 2024, and numbered 2024/4, published in the Official Gazette, dated 27 March 2024 and numbered 32502, introduced the Regulation, which came into force.

The Regulation on Mining Waste ("Regulation") was published in Official Gazette numbered 29417 on 15 July 2015.

Turkish environmental regulations now classify premises for biodegradable waste management and mineral waste removal as holding a "high" pollution danger level.

The Regulation Amending the Planned Areas Zoning Regulation ("Regulation") published in the Official Gazette dated 25 February 2022 and numbered 31761 entered into force on the same date.

Tailored action plans will be also be prepared and executed for vulnerable areas.

Amendment Regulation on Electricity Market Licensing Regulation ("Amendment Regulation") has been published in the Official Gazette dated 16 October 2021 and numbered 31630...

The efforts to protect our environment and leave a liveable world for future generations are being evaluated on a global scale.

Turkey has updated its waste incineration regime, to keep up with technological and sector developments. Notably, only "hazardous wastes" can now be incinerated at common burning plants.

The Communiqué on Mechanical Sorting, Biodrying, Biomethanisation and Fermented Products Management ("Communiqué") has entered into effect in Turkey.

The Packaging Waste Control Regulation ("Regulation") was published in the Official Gazette dated 26 June 2021 and it entered into force on the same date.

Along with the new prohibitions and inspections published as of 27 December 2020 regarding the import of wastes into Turkey, it is aimed to make our world more liveable by preventing environmental damage.

The need of a national taxonomy and related legislation to define economic activities considered sustainable was stipulated in the Twelfth Development Plan...

Residential sites with 100 or more houses must now have storage equipment for packaging wastes which complies with the municipality's collection system.

While nuclear power has been an agenda item for Turkey since the 1970s, the first significant steps could only be taken four years ago.

The Regulation Amending the Regulation on the Environmental Management of Dredged Material (the "Amending Regulation") was published in the Official Gazette dated 04/02/2026 and numbered 33158, amending the Regulation on the Environmental Management of Dredged Material (the "Regulation").

In June 2017, the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization of Turkey (the Ministry) published its Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemical Regulation (REACH).

Developments in waste industry offer new opportunities to our country. Official data show that the number of licensed facilities has reached 1143 as of 2016, while it was 28 in 2003.