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6. Is concerned that annual accounts of the Joint Undertaking received a qualified opinion from the Court of Auditors on the legality and the regularity of the transactions underlying those accounts on the grounds that the error rate resulting from the ex post audits was 6,16 %; notes that the Joint Undertaking completed ex-post audits covering EUR 44 300 000 (18,8 % of all cost claims received by the Joint Undertaking in the triennium beginning in 2008); regrets that the error rate resulting from those ex post audits was 6,16 % and ...[+++] 4,09 % when taking into account the corrective actions implemented such as a recovery mechanism; reiterates that the Joint Undertaking should reinforce without delay the quality of its ex-ante controls related to the grant management; requests that the discharge authority is informed of the results of the following ex-post audit processes conducted by the Joint Undertaking and that a detailed progress report be produced which makes specific proposals for a gradual reduction in error rates;

4. Is concerned that the annual accounts of the Joint Undertaking received a qualified opinion from the Court of Auditors on the legality and the regularity of the transactions underlying those accounts on the grounds that the error rate resulting from the ex post audits was 6,84%; takes note that the Joint Undertaking completed ex post audits covering EUR 2,2 million (18,8 % of accepted Joint Undertaking's contribution for the first call validated by the Joint Undertaking by June 2011); regrets that on the basis of the Joint Undert ...[+++]aking's first audits applying its own methodology, the detected error rate was 4,58 % while the residual error rate was 3,72 %; expects that the Court of Auditors and the Joint Undertaking agree on an audit methodology that for the same ex post audits delivers the same results; reiterates that the Joint Undertaking should reinforce without delay the quality of its ex ante controls, in particular for the grants management; requests that the discharge authority is informed of the results of the following ex post audit processes conducted by the Joint Undertaking;

4. Is concerned that the annual accounts of the Joint Undertaking received a qualified opinion from the Court of Auditors on the legality and the regularity of the transactions underlying those accounts on the grounds that the error rate resulting from the ex-post audits was 6,84%; takes note that the Joint Undertaking completed ex-post audits covering 2,2 million euro (18,8 % of accepted Joint Undertaking's contribution for the first call validated by the Joint Undertaking by June 2011); regrets that based on Joint Undertaking first audits applying its own methodology the detected error rate was 4,58 % while the residual error rate wa ...[+++]s 3,72 %; expects that the Court and the Joint Undertaking agree on an audit methodology that for the same ex-post audits delivers the same results, reiterates that the Joint Undertaking should reinforce without delay the quality of its ex-ante controls in particular for the grant management, requests that the discharge authority is informed of the results of the following ex-post audit processes conducted by the Joint Undertaking;

The main challenges are over reliance on landfilling (up to 95 %), poor recycling rates (lower than 20 %) due to weak separate collection schemes and a lack of infrastructure, and insufficient incentives to promote waste prevention, re-use and recycling. Member States that perform best in these areas – Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden – have comprehensive waste collection systems, landfill less than 5 % of their waste, and make full use of economic instruments to stimulate effective waste ...[+++]management.