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Directive from October 23rd, 2000, aims to protect water resources, reduce pollution, and achieve good water quality by 2015. It sets deadlines for key actions such as monitoring and implementing environmental measures. The Czech Republic transposed the directive into legislation through various acts and decrees, dividing responsibilities among the government, Ministry of Agriculture, catchment area managers, and CEI.
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DIRECTIVE 2000/60/ESof the European Parliament and Council from October 23rd 2000establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy Ladislav Bíža CEI Prague
Purpose of the Directive • Create a framework for protection of all kinds of water • Prevent further deterioration and improve the state of water resources • Enhance sustainable use of water • Purposefully decrease emissions and leakages of priority dangerous substances • Decrease pollution of ground waters • Contribute to soften the effects of floods and dry periods
MAIN AIM OF THE DIRECTIVE • Achieve good state of all kinds of water by 2015 • Deadlines of key measures: • 6/2005 – calibrate classification of ecological state of waters • 2006 – put monitoring in operation • 2009 – ensure measures to achieve environmental goals • 2009 – prepare catchment area plans • 2010 - introduce price policy
Czech Republic • Transposition of the Directive into legislation: • Acts (254/2001Coll., 274/2001Coll. and others) • Government Decrees • Decrees • 3 main catchment areas • 8 catchment areas
RESPONSIBILITY • Government of the CR – approve the plan of main catchment areas • Ministry of Agriculture – prepares plans of 3 main catchment areas • Managers of catchment areas – prepare plans of 8 catchment areas • CEI – consulting role
INFORMATION RESOURCES • Ministry of Agriculture - www.mze.cz • Ministry of Environment - www.env.cz • River Boards State Enterprises - www.povodí.cz • Water Management Research Institute of T.G.Masaryk - www.vuv.cz • Thank you for attention