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AREA: 56.500 km 2 POPULATION: ~ 4,4 mil BORDER: 2 100 km COAST LINE: 5 800 km

Croatia. AREA: 56.500 km 2 POPULATION: ~ 4,4 mil BORDER: 2 100 km COAST LINE: 5 800 km. DANUBIAN BASIN - DINARIC ALPS - ADRIATIC SEA. Contacts. Croatian Cleaner Production Centre Mr. Marijan Host, Director Savska cesta 41/IV 10000 Zagreb Croatia tel: +385 1 6311 999

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AREA: 56.500 km 2 POPULATION: ~ 4,4 mil BORDER: 2 100 km COAST LINE: 5 800 km

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  1. Croatia AREA: 56.500 km2 POPULATION: ~ 4,4 mil BORDER: 2 100 km COAST LINE: 5 800 km DANUBIAN BASIN - DINARIC ALPS - ADRIATIC SEA

  2. Contacts Croatian Cleaner Production Centre Mr. Marijan Host, Director Savska cesta 41/IV 10000 Zagreb Croatia tel: +385 1 6311 999 fax: +385 1 6176 734 @: cro-cpc@apo.htnet.hr http:// www.cro-cpc.hr

  3. Croatian Cleaner Production Centre • Officially established as a non governmental organisation on February 15, 2000 • Within the framework of the UNIDO project “ Capacity building in CP in Croatia” (1997-2000) • Currently employs 4 full-time employees

  4. Croatian Cleaner Production Centre • International declaration on Cleaner Production • signed in December 2001 • 16 representatives from: • Ministries • Companies • Business associations • NGO • Academia

  5. COMMITMENT FEEDBACK • ASSESSMENT • problem • analysis FROM WASTE TO PROFIT CARRYING OUT OPTION GENERATION ACTION PLAN FEASIBILITY Activities • Awareness raising and dissemination of information on CP concept and CP methodology • Education, advisory and consultation activities in the field of CP and EMS in industrial companies, services, municipalities

  6. DO PLAN CHECK ACT SYSTEM SYSTEM = ISO 14 000 Activities • Training in CP/EMS in industrial companies, services, municipalities • Policy advising • Co-operation with NGOs, educational, expert and governmental institutions in the multidisciplinary projects (cleaner production, waste minimisation, environmental management systems, sustainable development)

  7. Achievements 1997-2002 • Awareness Raising Activities • seminars 55 • participants 1705 • Training and In-plant Assessments • Long term interactive training 8 • Participating companies 47 • CP demonstration projects 72 • trained experts 181

  8. Results of 72 CP projects • Financial Savings 8.000.000 US$ /year • Pay Back Period 60% under 1 year • Environmental Benefits • waste water reduction 7.369.466 m3/year • industrial waste reduction 95.286 t/year • air emissions reduction 1.973 t/year • energy saving - steam 14.145 t/year • fuel gas saving 153.000 m3/year • fresh water savings 7.369.466 m3/year

  9. Range for investments for CP projects more than 350 000 US$ 5% 100 000 to 350 000 US$ 19% wwithout investments 28% 50 000 to 100 000 US$ 10% less than 10 000 US$ 10% 10 000 to 50 000 US$ 28%

  10. Payback period for CP Projects more than 12 months 24% immediately or up to 1 month 43% from 6 to 12 months 19% up to 6 months 14%

  11. CP measures implemented in CP projects Equipment modifications 18 Internal Recycling 16 Process Control Improvement 14 Process Modification 12 Housekeeping Improvement 10 No of implemented activities Process organisation Improvement 8 Cleaning process Modification 6 Education 4 Raw Material Substitution Process Change 2 New Equipment/Technology 0 Activities

  12. New services • Environmental Management Accounting • Harmonisation of national environmental legislation to IPPC Directive • Life Cycle Assessment

  13. Problems and barriers encountered • Lack of commitment to CP of Government and Senior Executives • Lack of appropriate regulation • Insufficient interest of industry • Lack of knowledge and resistance to change • Undefined owner’s relationship • Lack of financial support to NCPC

  14. Thank you for your attention !

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