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124 Danube Pollution Reduction Programme – National Review, Ukraine 3. establishing norms and amounts of payments for water use in hydropower generation and water transportation; 4. granting tax, credit and other privileges to water users if they implement low-waste, waste-free, energy- and resource-saving technologies, perform other measures in compliance with legislation that reduce negative effect on waters; 5. compensation of damage for water bodies resulting from violation of legislation, according to the established procedure. Standardization and regulation in the area of water resources use, protection and Restoration The following standards are established in the area of water resources use, protection, and restoration: standards of ecological safety of water usage: 1. maximum allowable concentrations of substances in water bodies, water of which is used for satisfaction of drinking, communal and other needs of population; 2. maximum allowable concentrations of substances in water bodies, water of which is used for fishery needs; 3. permissible concentrations of radioactive substances in water bodies, water of which is used for satisfaction of drinking, communal and other needs of population. ecological standard of water quality in water bodies; standards of maximum allowable discharge of polluting substances; industrial technological standards of generation of substances that are discharged into water bodies; water usage technological standards; standards of maximum allowable discharge of polluting substances are established with the aim of stage-by-stage attaining the ecological standard of water quality for water bodies. Establishing, according to the Regulation on Development and Approval of Norms of Maximum Permissible Discharges of Pollutants, and an Inventory of Pollutants whose Discharge is Subject to Regulation Lists, of priority substances A, B, C. The state water monitoring is conducted with the aim of ensuring collection, processing, storage and analysis of the information on the condition of waters, prediction of its changes, and development of the recommendations for making scientifically substantiated decisions in the field of water usage and protection and water resources restoration. 1.2. Expected Regional and Transboundary Effects of Actual and Planned Measures Of the identified in Chapter “Water Quality” hot spots and planned measures on reduction of transboundary impact the most important are the following: reconstruction and modernization of wastewater treatment facilities of Izmail cardboard factory that will result in reduction of adverse impact on the Black Sea coastal waters and fragile ecosystem of Danube delta; reconstruction of Uzhgorod wastewater treatment facilities for reduction of nitrogen, phosphorus, and easily oxidized organic matter (measured as BOD) load. At present the Uzhgorod wastewater treatment facilities (capacity 50 Th. m 3 per day) operates with 100 Th. m 3 /per day of municipal wastewater and discharge annually 13 mln. m 3 of insufficiently and untreated municipal
<strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Reports</strong> – Part D: Water Environmental Engineering 125 wastewater into transboundary river Uzh, a tributary of Bodgoh (Tisza). If the project is not implemented the increased untreated municipal wastewater discharge will result in deterioration of the water quality for drinking water purposes in Slovakia that has first drinking water intake facilities at 3 km downstream from the river Uzh. Considering regional impact of Ukraine Rakhiv and Teresva timber processing factories should be taken into account because these enterprises are the major source of pollution with phenols, heavy metals and oil products.
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