Technical Reports Parts C,D - ICPDR
Technical Reports Parts C,D - ICPDR
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<strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Reports</strong> – Part D: Water Environmental Engineering 135<br />
2.3.6. Regulation of Discharge of Substances, for which Standards in the Area<br />
of Water Resources Use, Protection, and Restoration are not Established<br />
Discharge of substances, for which standards of ecological safety of water usage and standards of<br />
maximum allowable discharge are not established, is prohibited.<br />
Discharge of these substances can be allowed in exceptional cases by the Ministry Of Health<br />
Protection of Ukraine, the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Nuclear Safety of Ukraine and<br />
the Ministry of Fishery of Ukraine on a condition that these standards will be developed and<br />
approved during the established period.<br />
Development of standards of ecological safety of water usage and standards of maximum allowable<br />
discharge for these substances is ordered by water users, who discharge those substances.<br />
2.4. Expected Impacts of EU-Directives to Water Pollution Control<br />
The harmonization of Ukrainian Legislation with European-Directives has been carried out for<br />
three main directives.<br />
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EU Directive 96/61/EU of September, 1996 on control and prevention of pollution<br />
EU Directive 91/271/EU of May 21, 1991 on municipal wastewater treatment<br />
Draft EU Directive “On EU Principles of Water Management”<br />
Further activities on harmonization of Ukrainian environmental legislation with EU Directives will<br />
be carried out providing availability of financial sources.<br />
General comments on correspondence of Ukrainian legislation to EU-directives<br />
For harmonization of Ukrainian acting legislation with above-mentioned EU Directives the<br />
following priorities should be considered:<br />
1. measures not connected with significant financial resources, including amendments and<br />
additions to the acting legislation, regulations, standards and their presentation<br />
2. measures requiring affordable finical resources: improvement of control system, and<br />
optimization of monitoring that satisfy the information needs of environmental<br />
management; an enforcement system for improved environmental legislation for water<br />
users and polluters of water resources<br />
3. measures that will require significant financial investments (including international<br />
investments): reconstruction and improvement of existing manufacturing and wastewater<br />
treatment technologies; construction of new wastewater treatment facilities (in<br />
compliance with EU Directives 91/271/ªÑ of May 21, 1991 on municipal wastewater<br />
treatment)<br />
The identification of financial needs for harmonization of environmental legislation of Ukraine and<br />
EU-directives requires a separate study.