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This document will analyse the environmental permitting systems in the NIS and identify the potential to reform them. Its preparation is based on thematic Country Profiles. The Draft Outline and findings of the assessment phase were discussed at ...
This document, with a mixed technical and managerial character, will provide guidance in improving the inspection activities in the NIS. The first draft was discussed at an Environmental Inspection Expert Meeting in June 2002 (Riga, Latvia).
The Review will scrutinise the actual situation in the NIS and will assess recent changes in environmental enforcement systems. National Reports are being finalised by each of 12 countries of the region. The Outline of the Review was discussed at...
This English-Russian Glossary is meant to provide a common understanding of the terminology, used by environmental enforcement authorities, and enable users across NIS to communicate easier among themselves and with partners in OECD and CEE count...
Its main objective is to provide domestic institutions managing public environmental expenditure in the CEE/NIS regions with practical guidance and tools for identification, appraisal, and financing of priority environmental investment projects.
30-September-2002
Spanish, , 284kb
Resumen ELEMENTOS ESENCIALES Los efectos de la agricultura sobre el medio ambiente representan una de las preocupaciones mayores del público, en el contexto de la reforma de la política agrícola, la liberalización de los intercambios, los acu...
25-September-2002
English
OECD has initiated a new project to help Member countries and others assess and mange the impacts of chemicals throughout their life cycle (i.e., from production of a chemical substances, to distribution, use, recycling and/or recovery and final ...
24-September-2002
Spanish, , 362kb
Changing unsustainable household consumption patterns is crucial for achieving the goal of sustainable development in OECD countries. Households affect the environment through their energy and water consumption, waste generation, transport patter...
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17-September-2002
English
OECD, in co-operation with the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety of Germany, hosted an open international conference on environmental fiscal reform, on 27 June 2002 in Berlin, Germany.
16-September-2002
English, , 51kb
This document presents the Summary and Main Conclusions of the Conference on Environmental Fiscal Reform, held in Berlin in June 2002.
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