Recent Reporting Initiatives

1. Recent Reporting Initiatives Emissions 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA

2. Regular exchange of emission data – Aims‏ • Collate relevant emissions data for State of Environment (SoE) assessment‏ of Europe’s water. • In doing so, address a key part of the DPSIR framework • Develop indicators to inform policy • Better link to ‘state’ and ‘impact’ data 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA

3. Test exchangeofemissions data - 2008 • Emissions Reporting Sheet established – Version 8 • Based on this, for the test data exchange, a simplified Excel spreadsheet was created, capturing the key parts of the Reporting Sheet • Data from 14 countries • PollutantEmissions to Water – Thematic workshop, September 2008 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA

4. Exchange ofemissions data - 2009 • Outputsfrom workshop: RevisedEmissions Reporting Sheet • Based on newEmissions Reporting Sheet – Data DictionaryforEmissions 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA

5. Exchange ofemissions data - 2009 • Structureof Data DictionaryforEmissions: • Total annualemission loads from significant point and diffuse sources • Determinands: Nutrients and organic matter, hazardous substances • Point and diffuse sources 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA

6. Exchange ofemissions data - 2009 • Structureof Data DictionaryforEmissions: • Spatial aggregation of data – diffuse sources – RBD or sub-unit level; point sources – RBD, sub-unit or water body level (SWB rivers, SWB lakes, GWB, TWB, CWB); • Temporal aggregation of data - annual emissions, updated on a 3 yearly basis. If major changes have occurred, annual reporting is requested; 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova, CENIA

7. Exchange ofemissions data - 2009 • Structureof Data DictionaryforEmissions: • Aggregation by source categories: • Point sources to TC waters: directdischargesonly; • Point sources to inlandwaters: Urban Waste Water untreatedor treated; industrial WWuntreatedor treated; other WW untreatedor treated; pointsources to GW 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA

8. Exchange ofemissions data - 2009 Alignment with Eurostat/OECD joint questionnaire 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA

9. Exchange ofemissions data - 2009 • Aggregation by source categories: • diffusesources: Agriculture emissions; Atmospheric deposition; Un-connecteddwellingsemissions; Urban diffuseemissions; Storm overflowsemissions; Abandoned industrialsitesemissions; Other diffuseemissions; Background emissions 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA

10. Exchange ofemissions data - 2009 • Other requirements: • Riverine net load; • Flow data; • Flag for other reporting: If the data was provided by WFD, UWWTD, E-PRTR, SoE TCM waters or SoE water quantity reporting, please use value -1 (-2; -3 etc.) instead of emission load. Avoids double reporting 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA

11. Developing emission indicators • Depends on available data • Relevant - 2010 • Data from SoE Emissions, E-PRTR and UWWTD reporting • Potential to produce ‘source apportioned’ emission indicators for key pollutants 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA

12. Thank you for your attention 21.10. 2009Thematic Freshwater Eionet Workshop, Copenhagen Hana Prchalova,CENIA