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The sixth step in the Waste Management E2E Process for All Countries Blog Series – South African Example is to define waste business partners, then link them to waste materials. This is done so that there are business partners that you can assign to transport and dispose of the specified waste materials in a legally compliant way for your country/region, in this example it is South Africa.

In this step, the business partner is defined by classifying it as a transporter or disposer in the My Transporters and Disposers app. SAP’s standard system is delivered with business partner roles Transporter (WTRA01) and Disposer (WDSP01), which have been mapped to waste partner types 01 - Transporter and 02 - Disposer respectively.

Note: The waste materials we are assigning in this step to the transporter and disposer have been previously created in the prerequisites of the Waste Management E2E Process for All Countries Blog Series – South African Example and characterized in the Waste Management E2E Process Blog Series Step 4: Characterizing Waste Material step.

To complete this step, follow the Best Practices scope item Waste Management (60) test procedures Create and Disposer and Create a Transporter. Use the screenshots below for reference to the South Africa example.


Create a Disposer - South Africa



Waste Materials Assigned to the Disposer South Africa



Create a Transporter - South Africa



Waste Materials Assigned to Transporter South Africa


For more information on the app, see My Transporters and Disposers - Waste Management.