Waste is any thing that an individual discards or intends or must reject. In today's society, waste is a growing problem. Poor waste management and waste disposal can seriously endanger the environment and human health. That is why a serious battle for creating a cleaner and healthier environment has started in the world, and it depends on us whether this waste will become a resource or a problem, depending on how we manage it. Depending on their properties, the waste may be hazardous, non-hazardous and intertwined. As defined in the Waste Management Act, waste is further divided into the following types: municipal waste, industrial waste, packaging waste and special categories of waste, including bio-waste, waste textile and footwear, waste tires, waste batteries and accumulators, electrical and electronic waste, waste vehicles, waste containing asbestos, waste ships, marine waste, building waste, medical waste, waste oils, waste sludge. Due to the large amounts of waste and too little capacity for processing, recycling, disposal and directives of the European Union which we as member states are obliged to comply is necessary to increase the capacity of waste treatment.. Processing waste is one of the major problems of our time. Given the economic growth, rising consumption of products and raw materials, the amount of waste is increasing. For this reason, it is necessary to collect as much as possible and economically viable and environmentally sustainable means to collect and process waste to become raw material, resulting in less waste at landfills and gradual transition from linear to circular economy.