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Relationship ECP - WFD

Water Framework Directive Patrick de Visscher Ministry of Transport and Water Management - National w ater board. Relationship ECP - WFD. EU-WFD 2000. EU. NW4 1998. WFD 2003. WB21 2000. Dutch legislation. Memorandum on water management 4. BPRW. Water management 21 st century.

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Relationship ECP - WFD

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  1. Water Framework DirectivePatrick de VisscherMinistry of Transport and Water Management- National water board

  2. Relationship ECP - WFD EU-WFD2000 EU NW41998 WFD2003 WB212000 Dutch legislation Memorandum on water management 4 BPRW Water management 21st century Water body area visions Maintenance plan governmental wet infrastructure Deelstroom Gebiedsvisies2002 ECP BPN Catchment area plans WFD Stroomgebieds-plannen KRW 2009

  3. Stepwise development of ECP (part I) • Divide management area in water surfaces with homogeneous functions • Determine water quality goals per function • Determine status quo of water quality • Determine critical parts per function

  4. Stepwise development of ECP (part II) 5. Determine intervention level for each critical part (maximal acceptable risk, negligible risk) 6. Determine sources 7. Determine maintenance strategy 8. Put strategy into operation

  5. Source analysis (I) 137 kt/yr = total Dutch emission (1999)

  6. Source analysis (II)

  7. Measures - example: nitrogen emission • Emission limits per type of water body • Reduce nitrate emission by agriculture and communal wastewater through co-operation with local water boards • Law enforcement of 75% reduction duty • Industry state of the art N-sewage treatment • Reduction N-emission by yachting (toilets)

  8. Conclusion (I) • Distinguish general and typical problematic components • Use legislative possibilities: enforce! • Don’t forget effect of water bottom • Set up an adequate monitoring program • Run-off of agricultural land and ditches important

  9. Conclusion (II) • Weighing of measures (cost-effect) useful • Harmonization with WFD necessary • Harmonization with water boards and other regional water departments efficient

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