The BAT Reports are divided in 6 chapters: chapter one introduces the BAT concept; chapter 2 explains the socio-economic and environmental-legislative framework of the sector; chapter 3 is a process description; chapter 4 gathers available environmentally friendly techniques; chapter 5 is a selection of the Best Available Techniques; and, finally, chapter 6 lists recommendations from experts.
Representatives from SSSUP (responsible for the Textile TWG) and VITO (responsible for the Dairy TWG) organized, with the collaboration of all MPCs, the TWG meetings in each country. The main aims of the TWG meetings were to discuss the content on chapters 2 and 3, identify possible data gaps, decide the structure for chapter 4 and describe the methodology to assess candidate BAT to apply in chapter 5.
The BAT Report are the main outcome of the project and are envisaged to be published in 2013.