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Table 3.3. Summary of recommended projects for industrial hot spots Hot Spot Name, River & Location (distance from mouth) Reconstruction of timber processing industry in upper Tizsa in Ukraine: a composite project Rakhiv Cardboard Factory, Tisza river Parameters & Values which Define the Problem Includes reconstruction of waste water treatment facilities of Velyky Bychkiv, Teresva timber processing plant and Rakhiv cardboard factory; consists of projects 3, 4, and 22 Total BOD: 39 t/y, phenols no official discharge data, total discharge: 792.000 m 3 /day Ranking of the Problem Name & Type of Project (Structural or Non – structural) medium Structural Project No consists of No3 No4, and 22 Medium priority Structural Project No 22 Velikiy Bichkiv Timber processing Plant, Tizsa River Teresva Timber processing Plant, Tizsa river Outdated WWTP, pollution with phenols and chlorinated organic compounds. Total BOD: 23 t/y, Total discharge : 839.900 m 3 /day, pollution with phenols and oil products Medium priority Medium priority Structural Project No 3 Structural Project No4 Izmail Cardboard Plant Insufficient input capacity of industrial WWTP with increased producing capacity. Low priority Structural Project No 11, WWTP Project Strategy & Targets feasibility study, reconstruction and construction of waste water treatment facilities, improvement of technological processes Reconstruction of existing & Construction of new WWT facilities and accumulation pounds, improvement of the technology processes Construction of new WWT facilities (secondary chemical treatment) Reconstruction of existing & Construction of new WWT facilities (secondary treatment) Reconstruction of existing WWT Improving of the existing technological process Parameters & Values which Define Project Benefits pollution reduction from timber processing industry in the Tizsa River basin in Ukraine Reduction of the Tissa river pollution with phenols, oil products and especially BOD organic. Developing recreational and sport fishing uses & Elimination of transboundary affect. Developing recreational use & Elimination of regional and possible transboundary affect Existing capacity will be use more rational Project Beneficiaries Rakhiv Cardboard Factory, Municipality of Rakhiv town & Zhakarpatska oblast Velikiy Bichkiv Timber processing Plant & Municipality of Velikiy Bichkiv town & Zhakarpatska oblast Improvement of regional and transboundary situation, Zhakarpatska oblast Municipality of Izmail Town, Improvement of transboundary affect on Black Sea Odesska oblast.
<strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Reports</strong> – Part D: Water Environmental Engineering 151 3.4. Reduction of Water Pollution from Dump Sites At present time 40 mln. m 3 of sludge are produced from wastewater treatment plants. Sludge should be stored on the special sludge landfields. After disinfection measures and environmental impact assessment sludge can be used as fertilizers (in reality about 5% or 2 mln. m 3 is only utilized). There is no data at present time on dumpsites in Danube basin. There are not any facilities in the region for preparation of wastewater treatment sludge for utilization. There is not any incineration facilities or other facilities for solid waste disposal in the region. This is one of the most serious problems of the region because of the landfields and dumpsites are serious source of diffuse pollution in the region. In many cases they severely affect to ground water quality as for example in Bolgrad district of Odessa region as was reported by Odessa State Ecological Inspection. The future activity for pollution reduction from these pollution sources must be directed on inventory of pollution sources, assessment of the size of diffuse pollution and introduction of ecologically friendly technology for the solid waste processing and disposal. Ukraine will need external financial support to carry out the needed assessment and introduction of new technology in the field of solid waste disposal. 3.5. Special Policy Measures Economic Regulatory Tools for Water Resources Rational Use, Protection, and Restoration currently are under development in Ukraine. Ukraine introduces payments for natural resources use and fines for environmental pollution based on the principle “polluters pay” and allocation of these revenues for the environmental protection, conservation and restoration measures. Ukraine introduced the payment for special water use, which implies differentiation of water users. Ukraine regulates water uses through issuing permits and licensing. 3.5.1. Organizational-Economic Measures, Which Provide Water Resources Rational Use, Protection, and Restoration Organizational-economic measures, which provide water resources rational use, protection, and restoration envisage: 1. issuing permits for special water use; 2. establishment of norms and amounts of payments for water extraction and polluting substances discharge; 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. 3.5.2. Payments for Special Water Use Payments for special water use are established in order to provide water resources rational use, protection, and restoration, and include payments for water extraction from water body and polluting substances discharge in it.
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