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What is a policy strategy paper Kaupo Heinma 13 June 2013

What is a policy strategy paper Kaupo Heinma 13 June 2013 Estonian, Latvian & Lithuanian Environment OÜ (ELLE). Accuracy of info. Hierarchy of decision making. Development of strategy. Implementation plans. Implementation plan for improving the state of the environment

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What is a policy strategy paper Kaupo Heinma 13 June 2013

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  1. What is a policy strategy paper Kaupo Heinma 13 June 2013 Estonian, Latvian & LithuanianEnvironment OÜ (ELLE)

  2. Accuracy of info Hierarchy of decision making

  3. Development of strategy

  4. Implementationplans • Implementation plan for improving the state of the environment • Implementation plan for promoting products/services/activities • Implementation plan of an environmental management system

  5. DPSIR • Drivers • Pressures • State • Impact • Response

  6. DPSIR Policies, actions Causes Change Quality Pollutants

  7. DPSIR framework to link processes in terms of human behavior to their consequences for the environment (outcomes/impacts). Describing elements of the chain that links human activities to their impacts on the environment and the effectiveness of responses.

  8. DPSIR explained – Drivers Population (number, age structure, education levels, political stability) Transport (persons, goods; road, rail, air, off-road) Energy use (energy factors per type of activity, fuel types, technology) Industry (types of plants, age structure, resource types) Agriculture etc

  9. DPSIR Explained-Pressures Use of resources Emissions (per driving force for numerous compounds) - direct emissions to air, water and soil - indirect emissions to air, water and soil Production of waste Production of noise Radiation Vibration Hazards (risks)

  10. DPSIR Explained-State Air quality (national, regional, local, etc.) Water quality (rivers, lakes, seas, coastal zones, groundwater) Soil use and quality (national, local, natural areas, agricultural areas)

  11. DPSIR Explained-Impact The changes in the physical, chemical or biological state of the environment. Changes in the state that may have environmental or economic ‘impacts’ on the functioning of ecosystems, their life- supporting abilities, and on human health and on the economic and social performance of society.

  12. DPSIR-Response A ‘response’ by society or policy makers is the action that is a result of an undesired impact and can/shall affect any part of the chain between driving forces and impacts (DPSI).

  13. DPSIR for the Project Action Plan Response 1 Response 2 …… Response 3 PSI Profiles per issue Environmental Action Plan DPSIR

  14. Thank you for your attention!

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