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Problems of the harmonizing environmental… / Ovidius University Annals, Biology-Ecology Series 14: 99-105 (2010)<br />

Gimnocephalus schraetser) have no-one protected<br />

status in the Republic of Moldova. Also were<br />

i<strong>de</strong>ntified 2 species (Acipenster rutenus and<br />

Acipenster nudiventri) falling un<strong>de</strong>r Annex V of the<br />

Council Directive 92/43/EEC, but the second species<br />

has no one of any protected status in country.<br />

The comparative analysis <strong>de</strong>monstrates the<br />

need to review the rarity status of the mentioned fish<br />

species and/or their inclusion in the Red Book of<br />

Moldova, in other legislation acts and/or performing<br />

other actions to perpetuate their best. These findings<br />

are in full compliance with existing legal basis of the<br />

Republic of Moldova: Art. 9, 16, 17 and 18 of the<br />

Law on the Red Book of Moldova (No. 325-XVI<br />

from 15. 12. 2005); The Common Action Plan<br />

Republic of Moldova – European Union, 2005-2007;<br />

and The Program "Rethink of Moldova. Priorities for<br />

medium term <strong>de</strong>velopment".<br />

Comparative analysis of the state and how to<br />

protect rare and vulnerable species of fish confirmed<br />

the importance of measures taken and existing needs<br />

in Moldova in this section. Increasing vulnerability a<br />

ichthyofauna species confirmed by increasing number<br />

of introduced species in the Red Book of Moldova,<br />

the second edition of. Proposals have already been<br />

<strong>de</strong>veloped [7] introducing other four species in the<br />

next edition (III) of the Red Book. They are supposed<br />

to be: Tench - Tinca tinca (L), Spirlin - Alburnoi<strong>de</strong>s<br />

bipunctatus rossicus (Berg), Crucian Carp -<br />

Carassius Carassius (L.), Wels catfish - Silurus<br />

glanis (L.).<br />

3.2. Evaluation and formation standards database<br />

in „PISCES”<br />

In the compartment "Pisces", relative to other<br />

domains there are few sets of standards, gained<br />

worldwi<strong>de</strong> by international organizations - ISO<br />

(International Standardisation Organisation) and IEC<br />

(International Electrotechnical Commission) and at<br />

the European level - CEN (European Committee for<br />

Standardization), CENELEC (European<br />

Electrotechnical Committee for Standardization) and<br />

ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards<br />

Institute) [17.18].<br />

3.2.1. International standards<br />

In accordance with electronic information<br />

provi<strong>de</strong>d by the Organization ISO [17], in querying<br />

104<br />

for section "Fish" can be found 17 ISO standards and<br />

one in elaboration and for section "Fishing and fish<br />

breeding" another 13 ISO standards. Meanwhile at<br />

the European level [18] for the section "Fish" it was<br />

highlighted 12 EN standards, from which 8 ISO<br />

standards taken by EN (European Normatives)<br />

organization.<br />

3.2.2. Standards of the Republic of Moldova<br />

The Republic of Moldova doesn’t have in action<br />

ISO and EN standards. But in Catalogue of normative<br />

documents in standardization of the Republic of<br />

Moldova [19.20] in 65.150 section “Fishing and fish<br />

farming” were not i<strong>de</strong>ntified standards in use, and in<br />

section 67.120.30 “Fish and fish products” are in<br />

force 109 GOST standards (standards of Russia<br />

adopted as national). It is clear the need of some<br />

<strong>de</strong>cisions and activities in <strong>de</strong>veloping regulations and<br />

standards in the relevant field.<br />

4. Conclusions<br />

Republic of Moldova dispose a significant base<br />

of legislative-normative acts in ichthyofauna domain.<br />

The legal regulation of ichthyofauna conservation is<br />

in continuous <strong>de</strong>velopment, already having a solid<br />

theoretical and practical basis.<br />

In the last 4-5 years it is obvious trend and<br />

efforts for significant changing of the legislativenormative<br />

acts of the Republic of Moldova by<br />

applying of the mechanism to their harmonizing to<br />

the requirements of international legislation and<br />

normative, especially, to the European requirements.<br />

In connection with the increasing vulnerability<br />

of species further efforts are nee<strong>de</strong>d for continuous<br />

<strong>de</strong>velopment of legislative basis regarding the<br />

habitats protection of vulnerable species of fish and<br />

protection of natural complexes in general, as well as<br />

creation a ecological housing and application of<br />

stringent measures to redress the environmental<br />

status.<br />

Comparative analysis of the state and protection<br />

mo<strong>de</strong> of rare and vulnerable fish species has<br />

confirmed the importance of measures taken and<br />

existing needs in the Republic of Moldova in this<br />

domain.<br />

Additional measures are nee<strong>de</strong>d on improving<br />

the mechanism and instruments to ensure optimal

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