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Contents Eurobaltic Foreword 1. Introduction 7 2. Definition of Cross-Border Risks 8 2.1. International Assistance in Case of Cross-Border Risks 9 2.1.1. European Community Mechanism 9 2.1.2. Oil Spills 10 3. Cross-Border Risks in the Baltic Sea Region 13 3.1. Natural Disasters 14 3.2. Technological Disasters 14 3.3. Oil Spills 15 4. Some Examples of Emergency Situations in Case of Cross-Border Risks in the Baltic Sea Region 15 4.1. Denmark 15 4.1.1. Oil Pollution from the "Baltic Carrier" in Groensund 2001 and "Fu Shan Hai" in 2003 16 4.2. Estonia 16 4.2.1. Lessons Learned from an Oil Spill and Accidents at Seveso II Enterprises 16 4.3. Finland 17 4.4. Germany 17 4.5. Latvia 18 4.5.1. Experiences from Pollution Accidents 18 4.6. Lithuania 19 4.6.1. The Nemunas Oil Spills Exercise (NOSE) 20 4.7. Norway 20 4.8. Poland 20 4.9. The Russian Federation 21 4.10. Sweden 22 4.10.1. "Prestige-Accident" in the Stockholm Archipelago 22 5. Conclusions: Lessons to be Learned 22 6. Recommendations 24 7. References 25
EUROBALTIC This report is a part of a series of reports on the Eurobaltic Civil Protection Project. The Eurobaltic project is part of the wider Eurobaltic Programme for Civil Protection in the Baltic Sea Region (BSR). While the project is part-financed by the European Union BSR Interreg IIIB programme, it is also part of the activities of the civil security working body in the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS). The Swedish Rescue Services Agency (SRSA) leads the project, and the whole network includes over twenty partners from all the BSR countries, including civil protection authorities, regions, and municipalities, scientific institutions and non-governmental organisations. Within the project, Nordregio (Nordic Centre for Spatial Development, Stockholm) and the Aleksanteri Institute (Finnish Centre for Russian and East European Studies at the University of Helsinki) are responsible for research and reports. The reports will cover the whole spectrum of contemporary challenges to civil protection, from the point of view of the EU and the BSR in particular.
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