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LEBANONPOST-CONFLICT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTIntroductionAppendix IIList of references1. United Nations Interim Report – Humanitarian Response in Lebanon 12 July to 30 August 2006, p.1;Human Rights Council (2006). Implementation of General Assembly Resolution 60/251 of 15 March 2006Country Context1. Most sources agree on this division; the Lebanon State of the Environment report (SoER) adds thesouthern Lebanese plateau as a distinct fifth region (see pp. 145-146)2. Lebanon SoER, p. 1463. These are: Al-Shouf Cedar, Bentael, Horsh Ehden, Karm Chbat, Palm Islands, Tannourine CedarsForest, Tyre Coast and Yammouneh; see the “Lebanon’s Nature Reserves” series published by INMA,MoE and the Ministry of Tourism, 2005.4. Lebanon SoER, p. 1485. Lebanon MoE website (http://www.moe.gov.lb/Reforestation/)6. Lebanon SoER, p. 1537. Lebanon MoE website (http://www.moe.gov.lb/Reforestation/)8. Lebanon SoER, p. 1569. Lebanon SoER, p. 15610. Lebanon SoER, p. 15611. Lebanon SoER, p. 15712. Lebanon SoER, p. 15713. Lebanon SoER, p. 16014. Lebanon SoER, p. 172 and 17315. Lebanon SoER, p. 16816. EIU Country Report October 2006 (2002 figures), drawn from Hayek J. et al (1999)17. Ministry of Economy and Trade (July 2005). Lebanon’s Economic Accounts 1997-200218. Lebanon SoER, p. 3519. Lebanon SoER, p. 1820. Lebanon SoER, p. 1921. EIU Report October 2006, p. 2222. EIU Report October 2006, p. 22Environmental Assessment1. For example:i) Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and Environment, Directorate-General for EnvironmentalProtection, Department of Soil Protection, The Hague (Netherlands), 2000: Circular on targetvalues and intervention values for soil remediation; and172 • United Nations Environment Programme • United Nations Environment Programme • United Nations Environment Programme •
APPENDICESii) Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Bonn(Germany), 1998: Act on Protection against Harmful Changes to Soil and on Rehabilitation ofContaminated Sites (Federal Soil Protection Act – BbodSchG).2. Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal3. i) Government of Lebanon (2006). Council for Development and Reconstruction. The ProposedStrategy for Residential Solid Waste Management;ii) Government of Lebanon (2005). Council for Development and Reconstruction. The NationalPhysical Master Plan for the Lebanese Territory (NPMPLT);iii) Maasri R. (2005), Technical & Economical Measures for the Rehabilitation & Closure of Solid WasteDump Sites in Lebanon; andiv) World Bank, (2000). Strategic Planning Guide for Municipal Solid Waste Management.4. MCERTS: Environment Agency Certification Scheme for Pollution Monitoring EquipmentSolid and Hazardous Waste1. Government of Lebanon (2005). Council for Development and Reconstruction. The NationalPhysical Master Plan for the Lebanese Territory (NPMPLT)2. Government of Lebanon (2006). Council for Development and Reconstruction. The ProposedStrategy for Residential Solid Waste Management (PSRSWM)3. Site Meeting on 15/10/06, with Ramy Sarkis, GLOBEX Engineering4. World Bank (1996). Solid Waste Environmental Management Project (SWEMP)5. Maasri R (2005).6. Lebanon NPMPLTWater Resources1. Lebanon SoER2. FAO (1997). Aquastat Country Profile: Lebanon3. Lebanon SoER4. Lebanon SoER5. Lebanese Customs Administration6. Lebanon SoER7. Lebanon SoER8. University of Balmand (2004)9. Government of Lebanon. Council for Development and Reconstruction (2005). Progress Report10. Lebanon SoER11. Government of Lebanon. Presidency of the Council of Ministers – Higher Relief Council. Situationreport no. 78 (19/10/2006)12. WHO (2004)13. In South Lebanon, variability in river discharge is even greater, with 68 per cent of flows occurringbetween January and March, while only one per cent occurs between August and October (Farajalla,2005). Lebanon SoER14. Lebanon SoER15. United Nations Virtual Humanitarian Information Centre• United Nations Environment Programme • United Nations Environment Programme • United Nations Environment Programme •173
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