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The objectives of this work is to develop approaches for optimising the design of compliance monitoring systems, particularly by developing environmental self-monitoring by enterprises.
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Work under this theme support the implementation of the "Guiding Principles for Environmental Enforcement Authorities in Transition Economies of EECCA".
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This activity aims to assist EECCA countries in setting realistic, achievable environmental standards (air and water quality standards and waste management performance standards), consistent with EU requirements.
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The Objective of this work is to assist environmental regulatory agencies in EECCA to streamline and integrate environmental permitting procedures and requirements.
This work assists enforcement agencies in evaluating and better managing their performance as well as demonstrating the results of government enforcement activities by developing indicators of compliance programmes and their impacts.
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The traditional command-and-control approach in environmental protection has had only limited results in the EECA region.
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Recommends that Member countries establish or strengthen national programmes for the prevention of, preparedness for, and response to accidents involving hazardous substances.
Seminar proceedings (Part 1 and 2), from the OECD Seminar on "Extended Producer Responsibility Programme Implementation and Assessment".
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1-January-2004
English, , 167kb
This document was produced as part of the EAP Task Force demonstration project on environmental self-monitoring by industrial operators in Kazakhstan. The case study describes the reformed system of self-monitoring that Estonia adopted in late 1990s based on models used in the European Union.
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1-January-2004
Russian, , 303kb
This document was produced as part of the EAP Task Force demonstration project on environmental self-monitoring by industrial operators in Kazakhstan. The case study describes the reformed system of self-monitoring that Estonia adopted in late 1990s based on models used in the European Union.
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