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28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 120 COUNTRY STUDY FOR BIODIVERSITY OF THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA REReP 1.9 - Building capacities within the countries of south-eastern Europe for their approximation to the EU REReP 1.10 – Regional strategy for hazardous waste in south-eastern Europe REReP 2.1 – Regional Environmental Press Center (REPC) – the project is run by an NGO from Macedonia and the Environmental Press Center (EPC) REReP 2.2 – Support for the development of strategies for use in implementing the Aarhus <strong>Convention</strong> REReP 2.2.1 – Building capacities for implementation of the Aarhus <strong>Convention</strong> REReP 2.3 – Electronic network of environmental NGOs in south-eastern Europe REReP 2.5.2 – Strengthening NGOs in south-eastern Europe REReP 2.6 – Support for the development of Environmental Legal/Consulting Centres GTZ EU Government of the Netherlands Government of the Netherlands Government of the Netherlands Governments of Norway and the Netherlands USEPA 36. Balkan Information Service USEPA 37. 38. 39. South Eastern European Environmental NGOs Network (SEEENN) Enabling the Republic of Macedonia to prepare the First National Communication on Climate Changes as an obligation of the UN Framework <strong>Convention</strong> on Climate Changes Regional project involving 12 countries – Strengthening capacities for the development of national inventories of green house gases Government of the Netherlands Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe (Government of the Netherlands)/European Commission – Department of the Environment GEF/United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) GEF/UNDP
COUNTRY STUDY FOR BIODIVERSITY OF THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA 6.5. Existing financial resources and mechanisms for biodiversity conservation Mechanisms The mechanisms for biodiversity conservation are defined within the relevant legal acts. Those acts possessing the appropriate framework or special character regulate the measures and mechanisms for conservation, sustainable use, preservation and restoration of biodiversity by means of investigations, scientific research, proposals, in-situ and exsitu protection etc. Representative examples include: • Law on the Conservation and Promotion of the Environment and Nature: Article 38 states that in order to provide financial resources and to encourage preventive and undertake restorative measures for protection of the environment and nature, the Fund for the Conservation and Promotion of the Environment and Nature was established within the MoEPP. Revenues from vehicle registration fees flow into this fund, which is then used to finance activities for implementing preventive and restorative measures in all environmental spheres, including biodiversity and habitat conservation, through the national programme corresponding to the NEAP. In addition, in compliance with Article 40 of this law, legal and physical entities registered as pollution generators must also pay an eco-tax to be used for the protection of the environment and nature; • Law on the Protection of Natural Rarities: In addition to regulating the protection of natural rarities, it creates favourable conditions for their maintenance, development and promotion; prevents negative impacts and provides a financial basis for these activities; • Law on the Protection of Ohrid, Prespa and Doyran Lakes: Defines the penalties for disturbing the water regime of the lakes, polluting the water with harmful or hazardous substances, discharging untreated wastewater etc; • Law on Hunting: Makes provisions for monetary penalties for pursuing protected game out of season and for temporary or permanent prohibitions on hunting particular species; • Law on Fishing: Establishes the fines to be paid for fishing in restricted areas (not allowed for use), polluting the water with harmful or hazardous substances which could change or affect the water quality and consequently endanger the fish stocks or other plants or animals and fishing during closed seasons or spawning periods; • Law on Forests: Establishes the fines to be paid for unauthorised timber harvesting, forest destruction, building objects in forests without obtaining the proper permit, polluting forests with household or chemical wastes and cutting rare tree species without permission; • Law on Seeds, Seedlings and Materials for Propagation, Recognition, Approval and Protection of Varieties; • Law on Pastures; • Law on Agricultural Land; • Criminal Code of the Republic of Macedonia: Contains a separate section on criminal activities against the environment which may result in prison sentences. 121
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