Publications

Annual Progress Reports

• Annual Progress Report 2016 (Europe)
• Annual Progress Report 2015 (Europe)
• Annual Progress Report 2014 (Europe)
• Annual Progress Report 2013 (Europe)
• Annual Progress Report 2012 (Europe)
• Annual Progress Report 2012 (North America)
• Annual Progress Report 2011 (Europe)
• Annual Progress Report 2010 (Europe)
• Annual Progress Report 2010 (North America)
• Annual Progress Report 2009 (Europe)
• Annual Progress Report 2008 (Europe)
• Annual Progress Report 2008 (North America)
• Annual Progress Report 2007 (Europe)
• Annual Progress Report 2007 (North America)
• Annual Progress Report 2006 (Europe)

VECAP 10th Anniversary Infographic

• VECAP 10th Anniversary Infographic

Summaries Annual Progress Reports

• Annual Progress Report 2014 (Europe)
  Also available in DE / ES / FR / IT / JP / ZH

• Annual Progress Report 2013 (Europe)
  Also available in IT / FR / DE / ES / NL / CH / TU / KO / JA
  
• Annual Progress Report 2012 (Europe)

Posters

• Best Available Technique for emptying 20-25kg bags containing polymer additives
  Also available in IT / DE / FR / NL / ES / CZ / PL / TR / RU / JA / CH
  Ready to print files UK / IT / DE / FR / NL / ES / CZ / PL / HE / TR / RU / CH / JA

• Best Available Technique for emptying 500-1000kg bags containing polymer additives
  Also available in IT / DE / FR / NL / ES / CZ / PL / TR / RU / ZH / JA / CH
  
  Ready to print files UK / IT / DE / FR / NL / ES / CZ / PL / HE / TR / RU / CH / JA

Guides

• Key recommendations on good practice for handling polymer additives
  Also available in IT / DE / FR / NL / ES / JA / CH / RU / PL /TR

Brochures

• The Voluntary Emissions Control Action Programme
  

• Code of Good Practice
  Also available in IT / DE / FR / NL / ES

• Best Available Technique for emptying bags containing polymer additives
  

  Also available in JA / CH

• Best Available Technique to empty Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC) drums or small containers containing chemicals
  Also available in JA / CH
  
  

• "Proceeding with a voluntary undertaking like VECAP allows a continued use of a chemical substance when, for example, there are concerns about its harmfulness, but it is nonetheless considered essential to society. We hope that this undertaking will continue to go forward smoothly, with the understanding of the concerned business entities."
  Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)

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