Amendments to the
Montreal Protocol
Reduction of bio-waste
W1 within municipal waste
Increase of connection
rate to the sewerage
system (target 93% by
W2 2035)
reduce the consumption of HFC substances
according to the following dynamics:
A freeze of HFCs consumption levels in 2024
keeping them as the baseline (average HFC
consumption levels for 2020-2022 +65% of
the HFC baseline):
 10% reduction by 2029
30% reduction by 2035
50% reduction by 2040
 80% reduction by 2045
The implementation of the Landfill Directive
(1999/31/EC) requires a reduction of the
biodegradable waste being landfilled.
Therefore, it is planned to increase the
separate collection of municipal waste,
hereby achieving a decrease in the organic
waste being disposed in landfills. This is to be
achieved by a system of primary separation
(two bins - dry and wet), a network of waste
collection in rural areas, construction of
recycling yards in municipalities, equipment
for waste collection, as well as educational
and awareness-raising activities. The
implementation of these measures is already
ongoing, and will be continued to achieve the
following targets, as set in the Negotiation
Chapter 27:
Share of biodegradable municipal waste
disposed to landfills will be reduced:
 to 75% of the 2010 level by 2025
to 50% of the 2010 level by 2029
to 35% of the 2010 level by 2033
The construction of sewerage connection
systems and wastewater treatment plants in
recent years has led to a decreased amount
of wastewater collected in septic tanks and
released untreated into the aquatic
environment. According to Negotiation
Chapter 27 (February 2018), Montenegro,
sets the target that by 2035 93% of the
population will be connected to sewerage
systems except for agglomerations of less
than 2000 PE which are not obliged to
comply with the UWWTD. The remaining
percentage of the population, which cannot
be connected to the network for technical
reasons, will be served by individual systems
according to UWW