Secretariat of the EEA Executive Director
NFP Netherlands National Data Repository
Luis Miguel Castanheira dos Santos Pinto
Buzon del Punto Focal Nacional de España
Data on water quality in rivers, lakes and groundwater reported by countries within WISE-SoE reporting.
Spatial data reported by countries within WISE reporting.
Data on water quality in inland, coastal and marine waters reported by countries within WISE-SoE reporting.
WISE SoE - Emissions: Riverine Input Loads
WISE SoE - Water Quality: Aggregated data
Annual mean values and other statistics of determinands on water quality, by monitoring site
WISE SoE - Water Quality: Aggregated data by water body
Annual mean values and other statistics of determinands on water quality, by water body.
WISE SoE - Water Quality: Biology EQR classification procedure
Classification procedure for ecological status or potential status based on biology EQR data.
WISE SoE - Water Quality: Biology EQR data
Annually aggregated biological ecological quality ratio (EQR) data from rivers and lakes, by monitoring site.
WISE SoE - Water Quality: Disaggregated data
Raw disaggregated water quality data on the observed values (e.g. concentrations) of determinands in rivers, lakes and groundwater as reported by EEA Member Countries on an annual basis.
WISE SoE - Water Quantity: Monitoring data
WISE SoE - Water Quantity: Renewable freshwater resources
WISE SoE - Water quantity: Reservoir data
WISE SoE - Water Quantity: Water abstraction
WISE SoE - Water Quantity: Water returns
WISE SoE - Water Quantity: Additional water resources
WISE SoE - Water Quality ICM: Aggregated data
WISE SoE - Water Quality ICM: Aggregated data by water body
WISE SoE - Water Quality ICM: Disaggregated data
Raw disaggregated water quality data on the observed values (e.g. concentrations) of determinands in water, sediment and biota samples in inland, coastal and marine waters as reported by EEA Member Countries on an annual basis.
Photochemical oxidants, (tropospheric ozone)
Natural resources (degradation and use of)
Genetically modified organisms and alien species
[UNFCCC] Greenhouse gas inventories (UNFCCC)
Reporting of national inventory of anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks of all greenhouse gases not controlled by the Montreal Protocol under Article 12(1)(a) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
[Exchange of] Water sampling methods and results of measurements
[Nitrates Directive] Nitrates Directive - Report
EC Reporting on water pollution by nitrates and action programmes taken in vulnerable zones. Member States shall, in respect of the four-year period following the notification of this Directive and in respect of each subsequent four-year period, submit a report to the Commission containing the information outlined in Annex V.
[LCP Directive] Report on programmes on emissions from large combustion plants
Large combustion plants (National programmes)
[Danube River] Emission inventory / reduction pollution
[MARPOL Convention] Prevention of Waste from Shipping
[International Maritime] Technical Reporting on maritime pollution by ships
UN IMO Sea Convention Reporting Obligation
[Greenhouse gas] GHG emissions and projections (MM Decision 1999)
The EPER decision (and the register) has become obsolete following the creation of the European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (E-PRTR. See the E-PRTR reporting obligation http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/538
[Exchange on] EoI Data on air quality measurements at monitoring stations
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - Characterisation of River Basin Districts
[1st daughter] Air quality assessment annual reporting for 1st daughter directive
Limit values for NOx, SO2, PM2.5, PM10 and Pb in ambient air
[2nd daughter] Air quality assessment annual reporting for 2nd daughter directive (Art.3, 4, & 5)
Limits values for benzene and carbon monoxide in ambient air
[EEA-Eionet] WISE SoE - Water quality (WISE-6)
Water quality data in groundwater, rivers, lakes, transitional, coastal and marine waters. Includes data on nutrients, organic matter, chlorophyll-a, hazardous substances and general physico-chemical parameters in water, sediment and biota.
[NEC Directive] National emission inventories and emission projections (Directive 2001/81/EC)
[EPER decision] EPER national overview report
EC Reporting Obligation In the 2003 submission this report was generated automatically from the data report by EEA. The Commission might propose to use the same approach in next submissions; in that case countries do not need to produce the national overview report themselves.
[ELV Directive] ELV Directive implementation report
[WEEE Directive] Information on the quantities and categories of electrical and electronic equipment and on management of collected waste
[WEEE Directive] WEEE Directive implementation report
[Waste Statistics] Information on generation, recovery and disposal of waste
[Directive on] Report on the control of VOC emissions
See further information at http://ec.europa.eu/environment/air/transport/petrol.htm
[VOC Solvent] Reporting obligation for Implementation report on limitation of VOC emissions due to the use of organic solvents
Report on the implementation of Directive 1999/13/EC
[Fuel Quality] Fuel Quality Directive Article 8
By 31st of August June each year the Member States must submit a summary of fuel quality monitoring data collected during the period January to December of the previous calendar year, in accordance with Article of Directive 98/70/EC as amended.
[Sulphur Content] Report on the sulphur content of certain liquid fuels
[Decision on] Monitoring report on CO2 emissions of new passenger cars
[2nd daughter] Air quality implementing national laws, regulations and administrative provisions under 2nd daughter directive (Dir.2000/69/EC, Art.10)
Limit values for benzene and carbon monoxide
[Air quality] Air quality assessment 3-year reporting
[3rd daughter] Triennial progress report on progress ozone plans & programmes
EC Air Reporting Obligation [2002/3/EC, Article 10(1c)] This reporting takes place under Commission Decision 2004/224/EC.
[Drinking Water] Drinking Water Directive - Report on Quality of Water for Human Consumption
EC Water Reporting Obligation According to Article 13, the Member State have the obligation to publish a report every three years on the quality of water intended for human consumption with the objective of informing the consumers.
[Directive on] Engine approval data sheet
The type-approval authority (for non-road mobile machinery)
[Car Labelling] report covering period 18 January 2001 until 31 December 2002.
[3rd daughter] Triennial air quality reviews, action plans and measures under 3rd daughter directive
EC Air Reporting Obligation [2002/3/EC, Article 10(2c)]
[EEA AMP] Soil contamination from heavy metals in agricultural areas
[EEA-Eionet] WISE SoE - Water Quantity (WISE-3)
Data on freshwater resources availability, abstraction and use at regional spatial scale are collected through the WISE-SoE data flow. These data are primarily used to formulate indicators (EEA's Core Set of Indicators) that assess the state, trends in water related pressures and monitor the progress of European policy objectives. The information needed in relation to water quantity is generally described as drivers, pressures, state, impact and response. In general there is a need for coherent European indicators describing water availability/scarcity in connection with water use and water efficiency. The indicators help to assess the extent, impact and intensity of the problem caused by particular socio-economic sectors (e.g. freshwater abstraction by agriculture). Formerly State & Quantity of Water Resources (EWN-4).
[CBD] National report on the implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity
National report on the implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity
[Cartagena Protocol] National report on the implementation of the Cartagena Protocol
National report on the implementation of the Cartagena Protocol
[Bonn Convention] Information on exceptions to the taking of Appendix I species (endangered migratory species)
Information on exceptions to the taking of Appendix I species (endangered migratory species)
[AEWA] Information on exemptions to the prohibition on the taking of listed bird species
Information on exemptions to the prohibition on the taking of listed bird species
[AEWA] Estimates relating to total annual take for each population
Estimates relating to total annual take for each population
[AEWA] Information on the damage caused by waterbird populations
Information on the damage caused by waterbird populations
[AEWA] Report on progress made to phase out lead shot
Report on progress made to phase out lead shot
[Bathing Water] Bathing Water Directive - Report
EC Water Reporting Obligation under Standardised Reporting Directive
[ASCOBANS] Information on approaches to reduce or eliminate adverse effects on small cetaceans by military activities
Information on approaches to reduce or eliminate adverse effects on small cetaceans by military activities
[ASCOBANS] Information on high energy seismic surveys
Information on high energy seismic surveys
[ASCOBANS] Information on levels of bycatch
[Regulation on] Ozone depleting substances (ODS) reporting by undertakings (Article 27)
Article 27 of the ODS Regulation requires producers, importers exporters, feedstock users and process agent users of ODS to report on quantities produced, imported and exported during the preceding year. Furthermore, destruction facilities need to report on the quantities of ODS destroyed. The reporting covers controlled substances (substances listed in Annex I of the Regulation) and new substances (substances listed in Annex II of the Regulation).
[Ramsar Convention] Information on the conservation status of coastal wetlands
Information on the conservation status of coastal wetlands
[Ramsar Convention] Information on progress to restore wetland sites
Information on progress to restore wetland sites
[Ramsar Convention] Information on temporary pools
[Ramsar Convention] Information on the application of participatory environmental management (PEM)
Information on the application of participatory environmental management (PEM)
[Convention on] Information Sheet on Ramsar Wetlands (RIS)
Information Sheet on Ramsar Wetlands (RIS)
[Convention on] Information on changes to ecological character
Information on changes to ecological character
[Convention on] Information on changes to ecological character caused by dams
Information on changes to ecological character caused by dams
[Ramsar Convention] Information on the impact of dams on wetlands
Information on the impact of dams on wetlands
[Ramsar Convention] Information on the impacts of drought and other natural disasters on the ecological character of sites and on the livelihoods of local communities
Information on the impacts of drought and other natural disasters on the ecological character of sites and on the livelihoods of local communities
[Convention on] Information on the impacts of drought and other natural disasters on the ecological character of sites
Information on the impacts of drought and other natural disasters on the ecological character of sites
[Convention on] Information on invasive alien species
[Convention on] Information on mangrove ecosystems
[Convention on] Montreux Record Questionnaire
[Convention on] Information on sites in the Montreux Record
Information on sites in the Montreux Record
[OSPAR Convention] Data submission for the Annual Report on Discharges, Waste Handling and Air Emissions from Offshore Installations
OSPAR, submission of data for the Annual Report on discharges, waste handling and Air Emissions from
[EU Statistical] Inland waters (odd years)
[NEC Directive] National programmes on air emissions (NEC Directive)
A Tentative List is an inventory of those properties situated on its territory which each State Party considers suitable for nomination to the World Heritage List. States Parties should therefore include, in their Tentative Lists, details of those properties which they consider to be of potential Outstanding Universal Value and which they intend to nominate during the following years.
[World Heritage] Information in support of inscription of a property
Information in support of inscription of a property
[World Heritage] Periodic National Report
Every six years, States Parties submit periodic reports for examination by the World Heritage Committee. During the six-year Periodic Reporting cycle, States Parties report region by region in the following order: Arab States, Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, Europe and North America The sixth year of each cycle is a period for reflection and evaluation. This pause allows the Periodic Reporting mechanism to be assessed and revised as appropriate before a new cycle is initiated. The World Heritage Committee may also decide to use the reflection to initiate the development and publication of a Global World Heritage Report.
Reactive Monitoring is defined in Paragraph 169 of the Operational Guidelines for the implementation of the World Heritage Convention as being "the reporting by the World Heritage Centre, other sectors of UNESCO and the Advisory Bodies to the World Heritage Committee on the state of conservation of specific World Heritage properties that are under threat". Reactive Monitoring is foreseen in the procedures for the inclusion of properties in the List of World Heritage in Danger and for the removal of properties from the World Heritage List.
[Cartagena Protocol] Notification of unintentional transboundary movements of living modified organisms
Notification of unintentional transboundary movements of living modified organisms
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Decision 90/3 on Reducing Atmospheric Emissions from Existing Chlor-Alkali Plants
OSPAR, submission of data for the annual report on Mercury Losses from the Chlor-Alkali Industry
[Cartagena Protocol] Summaries of risk assessments or environmental reviews of living modified organisms
Summaries of risk assessments or environmental reviews of living modified organisms
Article VIII, paragraph 7, of the Convention requires each Party to submit an annual report on its CITES trade, containing a summary of information on, inter alia, the number and type of permits and certificates granted, the States with which such trade occurred, the quantities and types of specimens, and the names of species as included in Appendices I, II and III.
[CITES] Biennial Report (Implementation Report)
Biennial reports, now known as implementation reports, provide an opportunity for Parties to share information regarding their overall implementation of the Convention, including their progress in the development and application of laws and regulations, administrative procedures, economic and social incentives and wildlife trade policies. Such reports may contain summaries of national compliance and enforcement efforts (e.g. awareness-raising, training, monitoring, inspections, investigations, seizures, confiscations, prosecutions, convictions, penalties, court decisions, etc.).
[CITES] Information on procedures, actions and time-frames needed to establish adequate measures to enforce the Convention
Information on procedures, actions and time-frames needed to establish adequate measures to enforce the Convention
[CITES] Report on the conservation of and trade in African and Asian rhinoceros
Report on the conservation of and trade in African and Asian rhinoceros
[CITES] Notification of amounts of confiscated ivory
Elephant Trade Information System (ETIS) was established under the provisions of Resolution Conf. 10.10 (Rev. CoP17) on Trade in elephant specimens, to track the trends in the illegal trade in ivory and to provide an information base to support decision-making on management, protection and enforcement needs of elephants.
[CITES] Information on exports of raw ivory
[CITES] Inventory of the stock of raw ivory
[CITES] Information on the number of certificates of ownership issued for live animals
Information on the number of certificates of ownership issued for live animals
[CITES] Information on the number of live specimens per shipment and of mortality in transport
Information on the number of live specimens per shipment and of mortality in transport
[CITES] Information on significant cases of illegal trade
Information on significant cases of illegal trade
[CITES] Information on convicted illegal traders and persistent offenders
Information on convicted illegal traders and persistent offenders
[CITES] Information on the export of vicuna cloth
Information on the export of vicuna cloth
[CITES] Report on ranching operations of species transferred from Appendix I to Appendix II
Report on ranching operations of species transferred from Appendix I to Appendix II
[CITES] Report on the implementation of the International Plan of Action on the Conservation and Management of Sharks (IPOA-Sharks)
Report on the implementation of the International Plan of Action on the Conservation and Management of Sharks (IPOA-Sharks)
[GMO Directive] Summary of notifications of deliberate releases of GMOs for any other purpose than for placing on the market
Summary of notifications of deliberate releases of GMOs for any other purpose than for placing on the market
[GMO Directive] Notification of the results of a deliberate release of GMOs for any other purpose than for placing on the market
Notification of the results of a deliberate release of GMOs for any other purpose than for placing on the market
[GMO Directive] List of GMOs which have been released and of notifications that were rejected
List of GMOs which have been released and of notifications that were rejected
Every three years, Member States shall send the Commission a report on the measures taken to implement the provisions of this Directive. This report shall include a brief factual report on their experience with GMOs placed on the market in or as products under this Directive.
[Habitats Directive] National Report on Derogations under the Habitats Directive
National Report as required under article 16.2 relating to derogations from the provisions of Articles 12, 13, 14 and 15 (a) and (b):
[Habitats Directive] Report on progress and implementation (Article 17, Habitats Directive)
Article 17 requires Member States to report every six years about the progress made with the implementation of the Habitats Directive. As the main focus of the directive is on maintaining and/or restoring a favourable conservation status for habitat types & species of community interest, monitoring & reporting under the directive is focusing on that. Monitoring of conservation status is not restricted to Natura 2000 sites and data need to be collected both in and outside the Natura 2000 network to achieve a full appreciation of conservation status.
[EEA AMP] Corine Land Cover 2000 project progress
Global Forest Resources Assessment - Country Report
[Birds Directive] Information on Natura 2000 sites (SPAs, Birds Directive)
Natura 2000 is the centrepiece of EU nature & biodiversity policy. It is an EU-wide network of nature protection areas established under the 1992 Habitats Directive. The aim of the network is to assure the long-term survival of Europe's most valuable and threatened species and habitats. It is comprised of Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) designated by Member States under the Habitats Directive, and also incorporates Special Protection Areas (SPAs) which they designate under the 1979 Birds Directive. Text from http://ec.europa.eu/environment/nature/natura2000/index_en.htm
[Birds Directive] National Report on Derogations under the Birds Directive
A limited number of activities normally prohibited under the Birds Directive are permissible by way of derogations, where particular problems or situations exist or may arise. Member States do not need to consult the Commission before applying derogations but are obliged to report all derogations to the European Commission in annual derogation reports.
[Birds Directive] Report on progress and implementation (Article 12, Birds Directive)
Article 12 requires Member States to report about the progress made with the implementation of the Birds Directive. The Commission in agreement with Member States has revised the reporting procedure in order to focus the reporting on data that inform about the status of bird populations, thereby streamlining the reporting with the reporting under Article 17 of the Habitats Directive.
Data on rivers are collected through the WISE-SoE data collection process. WISE SoE was previously known as EUROWATERNET (EWN) and EIONET-Water. Biological quality elements in rivers are integrated into reporting of Rivers water quality starting from 2012 reporting period. The data requested on rivers includes the physical characteristics of the river monitoring stations, proxy pressures on the upstream catchment areas, as well as chemical quality data on nutrients and organic matter, and hazardous substances in rivers. It also includes the biological data (primarily calculated as national Ecological Quality Ratios), as well as information on the national classification systems for each Biological Quality Element and waterbody type.
[Bern Convention] Biennial National Report
Compulsory reports submitted by Parties on the use of the exceptions that are allowed under Art 9 of the Convention.
[Bern Convention] Information on species receiving protection in territory
Information on species receiving protection in territory
[Bern Convention] Information on measures taken to improve conservation outside protected areas proper
Information on measures taken to improve conservation outside protected areas proper
[Bern Convention] Information on reintroduction projects for the European mink (Mustela lutreola)
Information on reintroduction projects for the European mink (Mustela lutreola)
[Bern Convention] Information on the progress of conservation or recovery plans for Appendix I species, and of other similar plans for other plant species
Information on the progress of conservation or recovery plans for Appendix I species, and of other similar plans for other plant species
[Bern Convention] Information on steps taken to facilitate the monitoring of the application of the Bern Convention and legislative national measures
Information on steps taken to facilitate the monitoring of the application of the Bern Convention and legislative national measures
[Bern Convention] Information on the outcome of measures adopted for the eradication of non-native species
Information on the outcome of measures adopted for the eradication of non-native species
[Bern Convention] Information on negative and substantial changes to the ecological character of designated Areas of Special Conservation Interest (ASCIs)
Information on negative and substantial changes to the ecological character of designated Areas of Special Conservation Interest (ASCIs)
[Bern Convention] Information on habitats and species in need of conservation measures and the development of recovery plans
Information on habitats and species in need of conservation measures and the development of recovery plans
Data on lakes are collected through the WISE-SoE data collection process. WISE SoE was previously known as EUROWATERNET (EWN) and EIONET-Water. Biological quality elements in lakes are integrated into reporting of Lakes water quality starting from 2012 reporting period. The data requested on lakes includes the physical characteristics of the lake monitoring stations, proxy pressures on the upstream catchment areas, as well as chemical quality data on nutrients and organic matter, and hazardous substances in lakes. It also includes the biological data (primarily calculated as national Ecological Quality Ratios and additional metrics data), as well as information on the national classification systems for each Biological Quality Element and waterbody type.
[EUROBATS] Report preceding Advisory Committee Meeting
Report preceding Advisory Committee Meeting
[ICRW] Progress report on cetacean research
Scientific Progress Reports have their origin in Article VIII, Paragraph 3 of the Convention. All member nations are urged by the Commission to provide Progress Reports to the Scientific Committee following the most recent guidelines developed by the Scientific Committee and adopted by the Commission. The report is intended as a concise summary of the cetacean research undertaken in member countries as well as a summary of information on direct and incidental anthropogenic mortality
[ICRW] Report on Infractions: Commercial Whaling
Member countries are responsible for both investigating and reporting infractions that have occurred within their jurisdiction, and for administering penalties. These may include financial penalties, confiscation of licences and/or gear, or imprisonment.
[ICRW] Report on Infractions: Aboriginal Subsistence Whaling
[ICRW] Results of research conducted under special permit
Results of research conducted under special permit
[Alpine Convention] Report on Implementation Measures
Data on groundwater bodies are collected through the WISE-SoE data collection process. WISE SoE was previously known as EUROWATERNET (EWN) and EIONET-Water. The data requested on groundwater include the physical characteristics of the groundwater bodies, proxy pressures on the groundwater area, as well as chemical quality data on nutrients and organic matter, and hazardous substances in groundwater.
[Directive 98/81/EC] Information on accidents
[Directive 98/81/EC] Summary report on class 3 and class 4 contained uses
Summary report on class 3 and class 4 contained uses
[Directive 98/81/EC] Summary report on experience with Directive 90/219/EEC
Summary report on experience with Directive 90/219/EEC
[Regulation No.] Report on data gathered under the scheme for the monitoring of the condition of forests
Report on data gathered under the scheme for the monitoring of the condition of forests
[Regulation No.] Report on the results gained from the monitoring of forest ecosystems conditions
Report on the results gained from the monitoring of forest ecosystems conditions
[Regulation No.] National report on the impact of fires on forests
National report on the impact of fires on forests
[Regulation No.] National report on the establishment of new monitoring activities
National report on the establishment of new monitoring activities, concerning the monitoring of soils, carbon sequestration, climate change effects and biodiversity, as well as protective functions of forests.
[ICRW] Proposal for special permit for research purposes
Proposal for special permit for research purposes
[ICRW] Notification of authorisation of a special permit
Notification of authorisation of a special permit
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on crown condition Level I (ICP Forests)
Report on Level I Monitoring Activities (forests)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on forest foliage (ICP Forests)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on soil condition (ICP Forests-Level I)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on crown condition Level II (ICP Forests)
Report on Level II Monitoring Activities (forests)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on soil condition (ICP Forests-Level II)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on soil solution (ICP Forests)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on foliage (ICP Forests)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on deposition (ICP Forests)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on ambient air quality (ICP forests)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on meteorology (ICP Forests)
[EEA-Eionet] Nationally designated areas (NatDA)
The European inventory of nationally designated areas holds information about protected areas and the national legislative instruments, which directly or indirectly create protected areas. The inventory was formerly know as CDDA but during 2024 the acronym will gradually transition to the more accurate NatDA.
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on forest growth (ICP Forests)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on ground vegetation (ICP Forests)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on phenology (ICP Forests)
[CLRTAP] Data and accompanying report on remote sensing (ICP Forests)
[CLRTAP] Summary report on crown condition data (ICP Forests)
Summary report on crown condition data (forests)
[Madrid Protocol] Description of national procedures
[Madrid Protocol] List of Initial Environmental Evaluations
List of Initial Environmental Evaluations
[Madrid Protocol] Information obtained from procedures in accordance with Articles 2(2) and 5
Information obtained from procedures in accordance with Articles 2(2) and 5
[Madrid Protocol] Summary Report on Permits Issued
Information related to local soil contamination: management of contaminated sites, sources of contamination and expenditures to remediate contaminated sites.
[Madrid Protocol] Report on the implementation of waste management plans
Report on the implementation of waste management plans
[Madrid Protocol] Report on permits issued
[Madrid Protocol] Report on the implementation of Annex V
Each Party shall inform the other Parties and the Committee before the end of November each year of measures it has taken to implement this Annex, including any site inspections and any steps it has taken to address instances of activities in contravention of the provisions of the approved Management Plan for an Antarctic Specially Protected Area or Antarctic Specially Managed Area.
[CCAMLR] Report on implementation measures
[Helsinki Convention] Protection of Seals in the Baltic Sea Area (Recommendation 9/1)
Report on implementation measures to ban all hunting of grey seals, ringed seals and harbour seals in the Baltic area
[Helsinki Convention] Protection of the Coastal Strip (Recommendation 15/1, as amended)
[Helsinki Convention] System of coastal and marine Baltic Sea Protected Areas (HELCOM MPAs) - assessment of the status and development (Recommendation 35/1)
The Contracting Parties to regularly assess the status and development of HELCOMs MPAs according to the time tables set by HELCOM and to ensure that the assessments are applicable for corresponding EU and global reporting.
[Helsinki Convention] Report on the Preservation of Natural Coastal Dynamics Recommendation 16/3
Report on implementation measures to protect natural coastal dynamics, when constructing coastal defence structures.
[Helsinki Convention] Protection of Harbour Porpoise in the Baltic Sea Area (Recommendation 17/2)
[Helsinki Convention] Report on Information and Consultation with Regard to Constructions of New Installations Affecting the Baltic Sea Recommendation 17/3
Report should inform and, where necessary, consult with any Contracting Party likely to be significantly affected by the construction of an installation with a significant potential adverse impact on the Baltic Sea where an Environmental Impact Assessment is required by either national or international law.
[Helsinki Convention] Marine sediment extraction in the Baltic Sea (Recommendation 19/1)
[Helsinki Convention] Protection and improvement of the wild salmon populations in the Baltic Sea area (Salmo salar L.) (Recommendation 19/2)
[Helsinki Convention] Report on Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly Tourism in Coastal Zones Recommendation 21/3
Report on implementation measures concerning the development of tourism and cooperation between contracting parties in the Baltic States.
[Helsinki Convention] Conservation and protection of marine and coastal biotopes, habitats and biotope complexes categorized as threatened according to the HELCOM red lists (Recommendation 40/1)
[ITTA] ITTO/UNECE/FAO/EUROSTAT Joint Forest Sector Questionnaire
Report on timber, trade and implementation measures
[ITTA] Report for Indicators at the Forest Management Unit (FMU) Level
[ITTA] Report for Indicators at the National Level
[UNCCD] Report on pilot studies on early warning systems
Report on pilot studies on early warning systems
[Waste Shipments] Yearly report to the EU Commission on waste shipments
[UNCCD] Report on case studies relating to "land degradation, vulnerability and rehabilitation: an integrated approach"
Report on case studies relating to "land degradation, vulnerability and rehabilitation: an integrated approach"
[UNCED Agenda] Agenda 21 National Report
National Report for Commission on Sustainable Development
Joint OECD/Eurostat Questionnaire on the State of the Environment was initially developed by the OECD Working Group on Environmental Information and Outlooks (WGEIO). The section on wildlife is intended to promote an overview of the state of threatened species of animals and plants.
Joint Questionnaire on the State of the Environment
[CLRTAP] LRTAP Convention - National emission inventories
Annual European Union (EU) emission inventory report to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP).
[CLRTAP] Air quality annual data reporting (EMEP/CCC)
UNECE CLRTAP Air and Precipitation Quality Reporting
[Helsinki Convention] MONAS report for hydrographic and hydrochemical data
[Helsinki Convention] Monas report for biological data and harmful substances
[Environmental noise] Limit values in force report (DF 3)
[Environmental noise] Report on major roads, railways, airports and agglomerations (DF1)
After 31/12/2011, please refer to obligation "Report on major roads, railways, airports and agglomerations (DF 1 and DF 5)" at http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/367
[Environmental noise] Report on all major roads, railways, airports and agglomerations (DF1 and DF5)
Major roads, major railways,major airports and agglomerations designated by MS • Per agglomeration ≥ 100,000 inhabitants • For overall major roads ≥ 3 million vehicles per year • For overall major railways ≥ 30,000 trains per year • For major airports ≥ 50,000 air traffic movements per year
[Environmental noise] Strategic noise maps report 1 (DF4)
After 31/12/2011, please refer to obligation "Strategic noise maps (DF 4 and DF 8)" at http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/369
[Environmental noise] Strategic noise maps (DF 4 and DF 8)
Strategic noise maps related data as listed in annex VI for major roads, railways, airports and agglomerations • Per agglomeration ≥ 100,000 inhabitants • For overall major roads ≥ 3 millions vehicles per year • For overall major railways ≥ 30,000 trains per year • For major airports ≥ 50,000 air traffic movements per year
[3rd daughter] Monthly ozone exceedances
EC Air Reporting Obligation [2002/3/EC Article 10(2a.i)] Note: Directive 2008/50/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 May 2008 on ambient air quality and cleaner air for Europe Article 31 Repeal and transitional provisions 2. Notwithstanding the first subparagraph of paragraph 1, the following Articles shall remain in force: (b) Article 11(1) of Directive 96/62/EC and Article 10(1), (2) and (3) of Directive 2002/3/EC until the end of the second calendar year following the entry into force of the implementing measures referred to in Article 28(2) of this Directive;
[Environmental noise] Action plan summaries 1 (DF 7)
After 31/12/2011, please refer to obligation "Action plan summaries (DF 7 and DF 10)" at http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/371
[Environmental noise] Action plan summaries and protection of quiet areas (DF 7 and DF 10)
Action plans list in Annex VI for major roads, railways, airports and agglomerations: • Per agglomeration ≥ 100,000 inhabitants • For overall major roads ≥ 3 millions vehicles per year • For overall major railways ≥ 30,000 trains per year • For major airports ≥ 50,000 air traffic movements per year Additionaly, protection of quiet areas in agglomerations and in the open country
[Regulation on] Report on management systems and programmes related to qualification requirements (Art.16.5 & 16.6)
[Biocidal products] Biocidal products monitoring report
[Animals used] Statistical information on the use of animals for experiments
[Seveso II] Control of major-accident hazards report
[CLRTAP] Report on Critical Thresholds and Target Loads for Air Pollutant Impacts on Ecosystems (ICP M&M)
Critical thresholds & target loads for air pollutant impacts on ecosystems
[UNECE Industrial] Report on the convention on the Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents implementation
UNECE Reporting Obligation for the the convention on the Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents implementation
[Dangerous Substances] Dangerous Substances Classification Directive implementation report
[Asbestos Directive] Implementation report of the Asbestos Directive
[Cartagena Convention] Report on measures adopted to implement the Convention
Report on measures adopted to implement the Convention
[SPAW Protocol] Information regarding exemptions to protective measures
Information regarding exemptions to protective measures
[Greenhouse gas] Greenhouse gas inventories (MMD)
Greenhouse gas emission inventories and inventory reports
[Greenhouse gas] Projections and national programmes
EC Air Reporting Obligation [2002/3/EC, Article 10(2a.ii)] Note: Directive 2008/50/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 May 2008 on ambient air quality and cleaner air for Europe Article 31 Repeal and transitional provisions 2. Notwithstanding the first subparagraph of paragraph 1, the following Articles shall remain in force: (b) Article 11(1) of Directive 96/62/EC and Article 10(1), (2) and (3) of Directive 2002/3/EC until the end of the second calendar year following the entry into force of the implementing measures referred to in Article 28(2) of this Directive;
[Urban Waste] Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive - Situation Report
The principal aim of this situation report is to inform the public regularly of the situation, on a given date, regarding waste water collection and treatment, as well as to present the development of the situation in relation to at least the two previous years. They have to be transmitted to the Commission as soon as published by the Member States. Article 16 will be repealed as from 1 August 2027. Every two years relevant authorities or bodies shall publish situation reports on the disposal of urban waste water and sludge in their areas.
[Questionnaire for] Annual report (questionnaire) on air quality assessment and management (2004/461/EC)
[PCBs directive] Summary of the national inventory of equipment containing PCBs
[3rd daughter] Annual ozone exceedances reporting for 3rd daughter directive
EC Air Reporting Obligation: - Overview of ozone target values for 2010 and their annual exceedances observed [2002/3/EC, Art.3(1), 3(2), 10(1b)]; - Annual ozone threshold exceedances in ambient air, statistics and average concentrations of ozone precursors reporting for 3rd daughter directive [Art.10(2b)]; - Zones and agglomerations with ozone exceedances and non-exceedance [Art.4(1), 4(2), 5, 9(1, 9(3), 10(1a)].
[Helsinki Convention] Nitrogen removal at municipal sewage water treatment plants Recommendation 16/9
Implementation report of Recommendation concerning nitrogen removal in sensitve and non sensitive areas of the Baltic Sea Area.
[Helsinki Convention] Limitations of emissions to the atmosphere and discharges into water from the glass industry (Recommendation 14/3)
The Contracting Parties should report to the Commission all actions taken in order to implement the Recommendation.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of emissions and discharges from the pulp and paper industry (Recommendation 16/4)
Reporting on reduction of emissions and discharges from the pulp and paper industry
[Helsinki Convention] Basic principles in wastewater management in the leather industry (Recommendation 16/7)
The Contracting Parties report to the Commission every three years starting in 1997.
[Helsinki Convention] Limitations of emissions into atmosphere and discharges into water from incineration of household waste (Recommendation 27/1)
Involves reducing the emissions into atmosphere and discharges into water from municipal waste incineration by (i)minimizing the hazards to human health and to the environment from toxic, persistent and bioaccumulative substances by the application of best environmental practice and best available technology; (ii)developing processes and techniques for the collection and treatment of atmospheric emissions.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of emissions from transport sector affecting the Baltic Sea (Recommendation 17/1)
Involves taking all appropriate measures to prevent and eliminate pollution in order to promote the ecological restoration of the Baltic Sea by applying the precautionary and the polluter-pays principles and by promoting the use of BAT and BEP.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of pollution from discharges into water, emissions into the atmosphere and phosphogypsum out of the production of fertilisers (Recommendation 17/6)
Reporting on reduction of pollution from discharges into water, emissions into the atmosphere and phosphogypsum out of the production of fertilisers
[Helsinki Convention] Basic principles for realisation of BAT and BEP in the food industry (Reccomendation 17/10)
The Contracting Parties should report to the Commission on implementation of this Recommendation in 2000 and thereafter every three years.
[Helsinki Convention] Managing wetlands and freshwater ecosystems for retention of nutrients (Recommendation 18/4)
Increased nutrient retention in wetland and freshwater systems should be considered through, e.g.: (i) restoration of shallow lakes and wetlands; (ii)large-scale restoration of natural water regimes in drained fens and bogs; (iii) encouragement of low intensity farming practices on fens and bogs used for agricultural purposes (i.e. preservation or re-establishment of natural or high water regimes, renunciation of fertilization and ploughing); (iv) allowing natural and re-establishing of the meandering of watercourses, inter alia, taking into account the infrastructure, by means of a combination of green fallowing and the restoration of watercourses. (v) introduction of environmentally sound practices for maintenance of watercourses; (vi) programmes should be developed and action taken to implement the above mentioned measures and to report on the effect of these measures or any other measures taken to reduce nutrient discharges.
[PCBs directive] Plans and outlines for the collection and disposal of equipment containing PCBs
[Helsinki Convention] Approval of pesticides (plant protection products for use in the catchment area of the Baltic Sea (Recommendation 20/2)
Reporting on approval of pesticides (plant protection products for use in the catchment area of the Baltic Sea (Recommendation 20/2)
[Helsinki Convention] Antifouling paints containing organotin compounds (Recommendation 20/4)
Contracting Parties report on measures taken in accordance with the Recommendation 20/4, and on organic tin concentrations in the marine environment in areas where organic tin compounds may still be entering the marine environment of the Baltic Sea Area in the year 2000 and thereafter every three years
[Helsinki Convention] Measures aimed at reduction of mercury pollution resulting from light sources and electrical equipment (Recommendation 23/4)
Report on actions taken in accordance with this Recommendation.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of discharges from Urban areas by the proper management of storm water systems (Recommendation 23/5)
Reporting on reduction of discharges from Urban areas by the proper management of storm water systems.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of emissions and discharges of mercury from chloroalkali industry (Recommendation 23/6)
Measures taken in accordance with this Recommendation and the analyses and estimation methods used to be reported to the Commission.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of discharges from metal surface treatment industry (Recommendation 23/7)
Reporting on reduction of discharges from metal surface treatment industry
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of discharges from oil refineries (Recommendation 23/8)
Programmes drawn up to reduce pollution from oil refineries and results achieved should be reported every three years to the Helsinki Commission.
[Helsinki Convention] Restriction of atmospheric emissions and waste water discharges from hard coal cokeries (Recommendation 23/9)
The Contracting Parties report to the Commission the discharges, atmospheric emissions and the pollution control measures taken.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of discharges and emissions from production and formulation of pesticides (Recommendation 23/10)
Reporting on reduction of discharges and emissions from production and formulation of pesticides.
[Helsinki Convention] Requirements for discharging wastewater from the chemical industry (Recommendation 23/11)
Reporting on requirements for discharging wastewater from the chemical industry
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of discharges and emissions from production of textiles (Recommendation 23/12)
Reporting on reduction of discharges and emissions from production of textiles.
[Helsinki Convention] Batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators containing mercury, cadmium or lead (Recommendation 31E/2 )
The Contracting Parties report on the implementation of this Recommendation to the Commission every three years starting in 2013.
[Helsinki Convention] Measures aimed at the reduction of emissions and discharges from agriculture (Recommendation 24/3)
Reporting on actions taken in relation to the Recommendation.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of emissions and discharges from the iron and steel industry (Recommendation 24/4)
Reporting on reduction of emissions and discharges from the iron and steel industry.
[Helsinki Convention] Proper Handling of waste/landfilling (Recommendation 31E/4)
[Helsinki Convention] Elimination of PCBs and PCTs (Recommendation 25/1)
The measures taken according to this Recommendation should be reported to the Commission every 3 years starting from 2006.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of emissions and discharges from industry by effective use of BAT (Recommendation 25/2)
This Recommendation supplements the provisions on principles for issuing permits for industrial plants contained in Annex III, Regulation 3 of the Convention aiming especially on the reduction of (HELCOM priority) hazardous substances. This Recommendation also supplements several sector specific HELCOM Recommendations. Its specific aim is to guide the identification of effective BAT for the control of emissions and discharges of Hazardous Substances (identified by HELCOM for priority action) as well as nutrients and substances causing oxygen depletion in relevant industrial sectors. The aim is also to provide information on substitution of hazardous substances by less- or non-hazardous substances.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of nutrients and other pollutants leaching from forestry land (Recommendation 25/3)
Actions taken by the Contracting Parties to be reported to the Commission.
[Helsinki Convention] Measures aimed at reduction of discharges from fresh water and marine fish farming (Recommendation 25/4)
[Helsinki Convention] Monitoring of radioactive substances (Recommendation 26/3)
[Helsinki Convention] Waterborne pollution input assessment (PLC Water) - quantified waterborne total inputs (Recommendtion 37-38/1)
The quantified waterborne total inputs (from rivers, unmonitored areas as well as point sources discharging directly to the Baltic Sea) of nutrients and hazardous substances are to be reported to HELCOM annually. This includes quantification of the transboundary waterborne inputs according to the PLC-Water Guidelines.
[Helsinki Convention] Waterborne pollution load compilation (quantified point and non-point sources) (Recommendtion 19/4)
[Helsinki Convention] Monitoring of airborne pollution load (Recommendation 37-38/2)
[Helsinki Convention] Implementation of integrated coastal management and maritime spatial planning in the Baltic Sea area (Recommendation 24/10)
Report on implementation of integrated coastal management and maritime spatial planning in the Baltic Sea area.
[Barcelona Convention] Biennial general report, and report on the implementation of the Convention for the Protection of the Mediterranean Environment and the Coastal Region of the Mediterranean
Under Article 26, the Contracting Parties shall transmit to the Organization reports on: (a) the legal, administrative or other measures taken by them for the implementation of this Convention, the Protocols and of the recommendations adopted by their meetings; (b) the effectiveness of the measures referred to in sub-paragraph (a) and problems encountered in the implementation of the instruments as mentioned above.
[Barcelona Convention] National Report on the technical implementation of the Dumping Protocol: Report on the disposal of wastes or other matter in terms of Articles 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9.
The Contracting Parties to "Dumping Protocol" shall take all appropriate measures to prevent, abate and eliminate to the fullest extent possible pollution of the Mediterranean Sea caused by dumping from ships and aircraft or incineration at sea.
[Barcelona Convention] National Report on the technical implementation of the Prevention and Emergency Protocol.
The Contracting Parties shall cooperate: (a) to implement international regulations to prevent, reduce and control pollution of the marine environment from ships; and (b) to take all necessary measures in cases of pollution incidents.
[Barcelona Convention] National Report on the technical implementation of the Land-based Sources Protocol
The Contracting Parties to this Protocol shall take all appropriate measures to prevent, abate, combat and eliminate to the fullest possible extent pollution of the Mediterranean Sea Area caused by discharges from rivers, coastal establishments or outfalls, or emanating from any other land-based sources and activities within their territories, giving priority to the phasing out of inputs of substances that are toxic, persistent and liable to bioaccumulate.
[Barcelona Convention] National Report on the technical implementation of the SPA & Biodiversity Protocol
Under Article 23, the Parties shall submit to ordinary meetings of the Parties a report on the implementation of this Protocol, in particular on: (a) the status and the state of the areas included in the SPAMI List; (b) any changes in the delimitation or legal status of the SPAMIs and protected species; (c) possible exemptions allowed pursuant to Articles 12 and 18 of this Protocol.
[Barcelona Convention] National Report on the technical implementation of the Offshore Protocol
Contracting Parties shall take, individually or through bilateral or multilateral cooperation, all appropriate measures to prevent, abate, combat and control pollution in the Protocol Area resulting from activities, inter alia by ensuring that the best available techniques, environmentally effective and economically appropriate, are used for this purpose.
[Titanium Dioxide] Titanium Dioxide Directive Implementation Report
[Barcelona Convention] National Report on the technical implementation of the Hazardous Wastes Protocol
This protocol bans, or subjects to certain conditions, the importation, exportation and/or transit of hazardous or radio-active waste, as well as obsolete products such as pesticides.
[Helsinki Convention] Application by the Baltic Sea States of a Helsinki Convention form for reporting alleged inadequacy of reception facilities for sewage (Recommendation 10/6)
Application by the Baltic Sea States of a Helsinki Convention form for reporting alleged inadequacy of reception facilities for sewage
[Helsinki Convention] Measures to abate pollution by oil and other harmful substances in cases of grounding, collision, sinking of a ship or other maratime casualty (Recommendation 17/12)
Report on progress relating to the recommendation.
[Helsinki Convention] Offshore Activities (Recommendation 18/2)
[Helsinki Convention] Application of the no special-fee system to ship-generated wastes in the Baltic Sea area. Recommendation 28E/10
"No-special-fee" system constitutes a system with the dual purpose of encouraging ships to deliver waste ashore and to avoid undesirable waste streams between ports, thereby encouraging a sound sharing of the waste burden.
[Helsinki Convention] Assessment of the need for escort towing in tanker transport routes to prevent accidents in the Baltic Sea area (Recommendation 25/5)
Governments of the Contracting Parties carry out for main tanker transport routes, bound to the main ports/terminals and/or off-shore loading places in their territory or in waters under their jurisdiction, an evaluation on the need for escort towing services for laden oil and chemical tankers on voyages to and from oil and chemical ports, terminals and off-shore loading places where a failure of propulsion or steering of a tanker is likely to cause a severe pollution incident due to narrow straits, shallow depths, archipelago areas and/or ice conditions during winter period.
[Helsinki Convention] Co-operation and assistance to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Russia in the field of Combatting marine pollution incidents (Recommendation 23/2)
Group responsible for prevention and response to sea-based pollution to report on what extent special arrangements will still be required in order to enable this recommendation to be revised where appropriate.
[Helsinki Convention] Baltic Sea Environment Fact Sheets
The aim of the HELCOM Baltic Sea environment fact sheets (BSEFS) is to provide information on the recent state of and trends in the Baltic marine environment. The Baltic Sea environment fact sheets are compiled by scientists in various research institutes around the Baltic Sea.
[Bonn Agreement] Transmission of pollution reporting system (POLREP) for notification of incidents of marine pollution to contracting parties (Recommendation 96/1)
The Contracting Parties to the Bonn Agreement shall use this system for transmission of warnings, information and matters related to assistance under Article 7 of the Bonn Agreement; the Pollution Reporting System shall contain all relevant information of the nature and extent of the casualty or pollution likely to constitute a threat to the coast or related interests of any other Contracting Party, or which could be perceived by the public as representing a serious threat; the POLREP shall be transmitted in English without delay through the national contact point of the Contracting Party informed of the casualty or pollution; the first POLREP on a pollution incident should be sent out not later than the first official press release concerning that incident; a POLREP should, to all possible extent, be addressed to all Contracting Parties having an interest in the incident, whether directly threatened or not, and to the Secretariat of the Bonn Agreement.
[Bonn Agreement] International Early Warning Reporting System For Pollution caused by Algal Blooms
Reporting of algal blooms that are observed by BONN aerial surveillance flights.
[Trilateral Cooperation] Trilateral Monitoring and Assessment programme
The Trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Programme, or TMAP, is the joint monitoring programme of the Wadden Sea states. Launched in 1997 (Stade Declaration), the programme spans a broad range of topics, such as morphology, ecological processes, wildlife and human activities. TMAP covers the entire Wadden Sea Area including islands and offshore areas. The vision of TMAP is a harmonised and effective monitoring and assessment programme, based on sound scientific evidence, that serves the needs of policy making at all levels, the commitments ensuing from relevant EU legislation and instruments of international law, as well as the World Heritage status and that supports the management of the Wadden Sea as an ecological entity.
[Bucharest Convention] Implemenation of the Strategic Action Plan for Rehabilitation and Protection of the Black Sea (indicator-based) (BSSAP) 2002-2006, Report of the Commission on the Protection of the Black Sea Against Pollution
[Bucharest Convention] State of Environment of the Black Sea (Scientific Assessment Report)
Reporting obligation of the BSC itself. The report is being prepared by scientists, every 5 years, and the BSC coordinates its preparation. The report is envisaged in the Black Sea Strategic Action Plan (BSSAP).
[Bucharest Convention] Annual reporting to the Black Sea Commission on the State of the Environment of the Black Sea
[Bucharest Convention] Impact of Danube on the Black Sea Ecosystem
[Bonn Agreement] Annual Aerial Surveilance Report
Contracting Parties have agreed to provide all national reports on detected and identified pollution and suspected polluters to the Bonn Agreement for data processing in order to draft the annual overview consisting of:  - Result of all Surveillance Flights, to be sent to the Secretariat to compile the annual report.  - Result of CEPCO Flights, to be sent to the hosting Contracting Party to compile a full report.  - Result of Tour de Horizon Flights, to be sent to the lead country for producing an annual report.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Report on Discharges, Spills and Emissions from Offshore Oil and Gas Installations
Annual OSPAR Report on Discharges, Spills and Emissions from Offshore Oil and Gas Installations
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Report on Liquid Discharges from Nuclear Installations
In 1985, Contracting Parties to the former Paris Convention initiated reporting on liquid discharges from nuclear installations. From 1998 onwards, the annual reports also contain an assessment of liquid discharges which include a description of the trends from 1989 until the date of the latest report.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Database on Offshore Renewables (formerly OSPAR Database on Offshore Wind-farms)
Whilst the majority of renewable developments in the OSPAR maritime area are large scale wind farms, commercial scale tidal and wave developments are now also being considered and implemented. OSPAR has therefore expanded its offshore renewables database to include all marine renewable developments.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Reporting on Dumping of Wastes at Sea
Contracting Parties should provide data and information concerning the: deposit site, method of determination, toxicity and quality assurance of analyses of dumped material.
[OSPAR Convention] Comprehensive Atmospheric Monitoring Programme (CAMP)
CAMP data and metadata should be submitted directly to the Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU) by the participants via email or diskette, in specified formats. Transfer files shall have been checked with software supplied from NILU.
[OSPAR Convention] Co-ordinated Environmental Monitoring Programme (CEMP)
Contracting Parties will continue to monitor, as part of the Coordinated Environmental Monitoring Programme (CEMP), in accordance with the arrangements agreed by OSPAR in agreement 2003-25.
[OSPAR Convention] Riverine Inputs and Direct Discharges Monitoring Programme (Agreement 2014-04)
The main objectives of RID are: To assess, as accurately as possible, all river-borne and direct inputs of selected pollutants to Convention waters on an annual basis. To contribute to the implementation of the Joint Assessment and Monitoring Programme (JAMP) by providing data on inputs to Convention waters on a sub-regional and a regional level. To report these data annually to the OSPAR Commission and: a. to review these data periodically with a view to determining temporal trends; b. to review on a regular basis, to be determined by the Hazardous Substances and Eutrophication Committee (HASEC), whether RID requires revision.
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Decision 92/3 on the Phasing out of PCBs and Hazardous PCB Substitutes
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Decision 95/2 on Discharge and Emission Limit Values for the Integrated and Non-Integrated Sulphite Paper Pulp Industry
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Decision 95/3 on Discharge and Emission Limit Values for the Integrated and Non-Integrated Kraft Pulp Industry
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Decision 98/4 on Emission and Discharge Limit Values for the Manufacture of Vinyl Chloride Monomer (VCM) including the Manufacture of 1,2-dichloroethane (EDC)
This decision aims to prevent and eliminate pollution and to take the necessary measures to protect the maritime area against the adverse effects of human activities due to the manufacture of VCM including the manufacture of EDC (Art 2).
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Decision 98/3 on the Disposal of Disused Offshore Installations
Involves reporting of the number, type and location of installations falling under this category.If any Contracting Party decides to issue a permit for a disused offshore installation to be dumped or left wholly or partly in place within the maritime area, it shall submit to the Commission at the time of the issue of the permit a report in accordance with paragraph 3 of Annex 4. If any disused offshore installation is dumped or left wholly or partly in place within the maritime area, the relevant Contracting Party shall submit to the Commission, within six months of the disposal, a report in accordance with paragraph 4 of Annex 4.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Decision 98/5 on Emission and Discharge Limit Values for the Vinyl Chloride Sector, Applying to the Manufacture of Suspension-PVC (s-PVC) from Vinyl Chloride Monomer (VCM)
The purpose of this Decision is to prevent and eliminate pollution and to take the necessary measures to protect the maritime area against the adverse effects of human activities due to the manufacture of s-PVC from vinyl chloride monomer (VCM).
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Decision 2000/2 on a Harmonised Mandatory Control System for the Use and Reduction of the Discharge of Offshore Chemicals
The purpose of this Decision is that by application of the management mechanisms set out in this Decision, authorities shall ensure and actively promote the continued shift towards the use of less hazardous substances (or preferably non-hazardous substances) and, as a result, the reduction of the overall environmental impact resulting from the use and discharge of offshore chemicals.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Decision 2000/3 on the Use of Organic-phase Drilling Fluids (OPF) and the Discharge of OPF-contaminated Cuttings
The purpose of this Decision is to prevent and eliminate pollution of the maritime area by the use and discharge of OPF and OPF-contaminated cuttings.
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 87/1 on the Use of Tributyl-Tin Compounds
Involves reporting on actions to eliminate TBT.
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 88/1 on Measures to Reduce Organotin Compounds Reaching the Aquatic Environment through Docking Activities
Involves reporting on measures taken to reduce organotin compounds reaching the aquatic environment.
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 88/2 on the Reduction in Inputs of Nutrients to the Paris Convention Area
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 89/3 on Programmes and Measures for Reducing Mercury Discharges from Various Sources
Involves reporting on measures aimed at reducing emissions, discharges and losses of mercury from land based sources.
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 89/4 on a Coordinated Programme for the Reduction of Nutrients
The Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic (the “OSPAR Convention”) was opened for signature at the Ministerial Meeting of the former Oslo and Paris Commissions in Paris on 22 September 1992. The Convention entered into force on 25 March 1998. It has been ratified by Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom and approved by the European Community and Spain.
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 89/5 Concerning Refineries
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 92/1 on Best Available Technology for Plants Producing Anodes and for New Electrolysis Installations in the Primary Aluminium Industry
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 92/5 Concerning Best Available Technology in the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Industry
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 92/7 on the Reduction of Nutrients Inputs from Agriculture into Areas where these Inputs are Likely, Directly or Indirectly, to Cause Pollution
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 92/8 on Nonylphenol-Ethoxylates
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 93/1 on the Limitation of Pollution from Existing Primary Iron and Steel Production Installations
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 93/2 on Further Restrictions on the Discharge of Mercury from Dentistry
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 93/4 on the Phasing Out of Cationic Detergents DTDMAC, DSDMAC and DHTDMAC in Fabric Softeners
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 94/4 on Best Available Techniques for the Organic Chemical Industry
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 94/5 Concerning Best Available Techniques and Best Environmental Practivce for Wet Processes in the Textile Processing Industry
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 94/6 on Best Environmental Practice (BEP) for the Reduction of Inputs of Potentially Toxic Chemicals from Aquaculture Use
Involves reporting on codes of Best environmental practice (BEP) and action programmes for the reduction of such inputs from aquaculture and on the effectiveness of implementation.
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 94/7 on the Elaboration of National Action Plans and Best Environmental Practice (BEP) for the Reduction of Inputs to the Environment of Pesticides from Agricultural Use
[EU Statistical] Inland waters (even years)
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 96/1 on Best Available Techniques and Best Environmental Practice for Existing Aluminium Electrolysis Plants
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Decision 96/2 on the Phasing-Out of Processes Using Molecular Chlorine (Cl2) in the Bleaching of Kraft and Sulphite Pulp
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 99/1 on the Best Available Techniques for the Manufacture of Emulsion PVC (e-PVC)
This Recommendation aims to simplify and rationalize the existing reporting commitments by replacing the existing implementation reporting formats in the specified OSPAR measures with one single reporting format and aligning the reporting years set out in these measures (Art 2).
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2000/4 on a Harmonised Pre-Screening Scheme for Offshore Chemicals
The purpose of pre-screening is to allow authorities to identify substances used as, or in, offshore chemicals with the aim of substituting, and ultimately phasing out, those substances which are hazardous;and regulating and controlling the other substances, where necessary.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2000/5 on a Harmonised Offshore Chemical Notification Format (HOCNF)
The purpose of the Harmonised Offshore Chemical Notification Format is to provide authorities with data and information about chemicals to be used and discharged offshore, to enable the authorities to take the appropriate regulatory action in accordance with the scope of the applicable OSPAR Decision on a Harmonised Mandatory Control System for the Use and Reduction of Offshore Chemicals.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2000/1 on Best Environmental Practice (BEP) for the Reduction of Inputs of Agricultural Pesticides to the Environment through the Use of Integrated Crop Management Techniques
This Recommendation applies to agricultural pesticides used as part of an integrated approach to arable and horticultural production.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2000/2 on Best Environmental Practice (BEP) for the Use of Pesticides on Amenity Areas
The purpose of this Recommendation is to prevent and eliminate pollution of the marine environment by the application of best environmental practice for the use of pesticides on amenity areas.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2000/3 on Emission and Discharge Limit Values for the Manufacture of Emulsion PVC (e-PVC) from Vinyl Chloride Monomer
This Recommendation covers the control of emissions, discharges and losses from the production of e PVC from VCM with a view to limiting emissions and discharges of concern to the environment.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2001/1 for the Management of Produced Water from Offshore Installations (as amended)
The purpose of this Recommendation is to prevent and eliminate pollution by oil and other substances caused by discharges of produced water into the sea. This Recommendation applies only to those offshore installations that discharge produced water to the maritime area. This Recommendation is in addition to the controls on the use and discharge of chemicals established by OSPAR Decision 2000/2 on a Harmonised Mandatory Control System for the Use and Reduction of the Discharge of Offshore Chemicals
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2002/1 on Discharge Limit Values for Existing Aluminium Electrolysis Plants
This Recommendation covers discharges to water from existing aluminium electrolysis plants and does not apply to anode-baking operations. This Recommendation supplements OSPAR Recommendation 98/2.
Joint Questionnaire on land use and land use changes.
[OSPAR Convention] Recommendation 2003/2 on an OSPAR Framework for Reporting Encounters with Marine Dumped Conventional and Chemical Munitions (attached to the measure)
This Recommendation aims to promote the reporting of encounters with dumped convention and chemical munitions by fishermen and other users of the sea and and its coastline, and to establish a record of such encounters. This is to facilitate discussion on the management options for dumping sites, identification of the extent of areas around known dumping sites and of previously unknown, or unrecorded, dumping sites, and designation on navigational charts of areas where a high risk exists of encounters on the seabed with dumped conventional and chemical munitions.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2003/3 on a Network of Marine Protected Areas (as amended by OSPAR Recommendation 2010/2)
Contracting Parties should report to the OSPAR Commission on any OSPAR marine protected areas that they have selected (or deselected) in that year, on any management plans that they have adopted or substantially amended in that year and on any other issues that the OSPAR Commission has identified for reporting in that year
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2003/4 on Controlling the Dispersal of Mercury from Crematoria
Amended by Recommendation 2006/2 on Controlling the Dispersal of Mercury from Crematoria.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2003/5 to Promote the Use and Implementation of Environmental Management Systems by the Offshore Industry
The purpose of this Recommendation is to promote the use and implementation by the offshore oil and gas industry of environmental management mechanisms which are designed to achieve the environmental goals established in fulfilment of the objectives of the Offshore Strategy and continual improvement in environmental performance. These mechanisms should include elements for auditing and reporting.
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 92/2 Concerning Limitation of Pollution from New Primary Iron and Steel Production Installations
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 92/3 Concerning Limitation of Pollution from New Secondary Steel Production and Rolling Mills
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 92/4 on the Reduction of Emissions from the Electroplating Industry
This Recommendation should apply primarily to plants in which surfaces are plated with metals electrolytically or chemically.
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 94/1 on Best Available Techniques for New Aluminium Electrolysis Plants
The objective of this Recommendation prevent pollution of the environment, arising from emissions of gaseous and liquid pollutants from aluminium electrolysis in new installations, also accounting for human health.
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Decision 92/1 on the Reduction of Discharges of Chlorinated Organic Substances from the Production of Bleached Kraft and Sulphite Pulp
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 94/3 on Best Available Techniques and Best Environmental Practice for the Integrated and Non-Integrated Kraft Pulp Industry
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 94/2 on Best Available Techniques and Best Environmental Practice for the Integrated and Non-Integrated Sulphite Paper Pulp Industry
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Decision 95/1 on the Phasing Out of the Use of Short-Chained Chlorinated Paraffins
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 91/4 on Radioactive Discharges
This Recommendation supersedes the Recommendations on radioactive discharges made by the Paris Commission in 1990 (Recommendation 90/3), and in 1988 (Recommendation 88/5).
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 93/5 on Increases in Radioactive Discharges from Nuclear Reprocessing Plants
[EEA Agreement] Exchange of information and notification procedures
Where information is to be submitted internationally by member states, the agreement provides the basis for the exchange information between The EC Commission and the EFTA Surveillance Authority and then on to member states of both or either organisation.
[EEA Agreement] Cooperation in the field of statistics
Every year a statistical programme is developed as a subset of, and in parallel with, the annual work programme elaborated by the European Commission. Statistical information from EFTA States is transmitted from them to Eurostat for storage, processing and dissemination.
[Arrangements for] Annual reporting on ambient air quality limit values plans or programmes for SO2, NO2, NOx, PM10 and Pb, and benzene and CO and ozone
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM RECOMMENDATION 96/3 Concerning Best Available Techniques for the Manufacture of Suspension PVC from Vinyl Chloride Monomer
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 97/1 Concerning Reference Values for Effluent Discharges for Wet Processes in the Textile Processing Industry
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - Transposition in national legislation
[ELV Directive] ELV reuse/recycling/recovery targets compliance report
[Mining Waste] Mining Waste Directive implementation report
EC reporting on the implementation of Mining Waste Directive, in particular on mining waste management.
[EU Statistical] Waste data (even years)
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - Monitoring Programmes
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - Programmes of Measures
Questionnaire related to Directive 2008/1/EC concerning integrated pollution prevention and control (IPPC)
[Urban Waste] Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive - National Implementation Programme
The National Implementation Programme shall include information on agglomerations and urban waste water treatment plants which have to become compliant, economic aspects and other urban waste water issues to be considered. The National Implementation Programme aims at providing information on the initial status and on the forecasts for implementation of the UWWTD along the required deadlines according to the UWWT Directive and the Commission Implementing Decision 2014/431/EU concerning formats for reporting on the national programmes for the implementation of Council Directive 91/271/EEC (http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?qid=1405007191767&uri=CELEX:32014D0431).
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - River Basin Districts and Competent Authorities
[CLRTAP] Report on Sampling and Analysis of Litterfall
The main objectives of litterfall sampling and analysis are to quantify litterfall production chemical composition over time in order to, assess the variation in litterfall amount and hence its role in nutrient cycling, across an environmental gradient of climate (moisture and temperature) and soil conditions, understand the relationship of climate and species on litterfall rates, understand the turnover of the biomass, the amount of litter produced, its composition and chemical content and improve our knowledge on the link between the C and the nutrient budgets/cycles.
[Air quality] Plans and programmes for the abatement of air pollution
[OSPAR Convention] PARCOM Recommendation 96/4 for the Phasing-Out of the Use of One-Component Coal Tar Coating Systems for Inland Ships
Inland ships should not be treated with one-component coal tar coating systems. If the application of alternative coating systems requires the removal of existing one-component coating systems as referred to in paragraph 1, the material removed should be disposed of in an environmentally sound manner. (Art 2)
Article 9 (Research, development, public awareness and exchange of information), section 3: "Within two years of the entry into force of this Protocol and every two years thereafter, each Party shall submit to the Secretariat a summary of the activities it has conducted pursuant to this Article." (as of December 1998)
[New Bathing] Bathing Water Directive - Monitoring and Classification of Bathing Waters
Member States shall provide the Commission with the results of the monitoring and with the bathing water quality assessment for each bathing water, as well as with a description of significant management measures taken.
[New Bathing] Bathing Water Directive - Identification of Bathing Waters (until 2019)
Note: this reporting obligation is replaced by https://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/788 . Data providers must use the most recent data model published in 2019. Member States shall notify of all waters identified as bathing waters, including the reason for any change compared to the preceding year.
[2006/11/EC Dangerous] Implementation Report Dangerous substances
[Council Directive] Report on inspection measures for plant protection products commercialization
[Commission Regulation] Report on assessment of risks to man and the environment of existing substances in accordance with Council Regulation (EEC) No 793/93
For each substance appearing on the priority lists in accordance with Article 8 of Regulation (EEC) No 793/93, the rapporteur shall carry out a risk assessment in relation to its environmental effects.
[Council Regulation] Report on the evaluation and control of the risks of existing substances
The rapporter for a given priority substance shall evaluate the risk of that substance to man and the environment. Where appropriate, it shall suggest a strategy for limiting these risks, including control measures and/or surveillance programmes
[Persistent Organic] Report on persistent organic pollutants
This regulation primarily concerns environmental protection and the protection of human health against persistent organic pollutants released into the environment.
[E-PRTR regulation] E-PRTR data reporting
Data reporting by Member States according to Article 7 of Regulation 166/2006/EC covering data reported by operators to the Member States according to Article 5.1 (releases to air, water and land; off-side transfers of waste; and off-side transfers of pollutants in waste water) and 5.2 (information on releases and transfers resulting as totals of all deliberate, accidental, routine and non-routine activities). For all facilities which undertake one or more of the activities specified in Annex I above the applicable capacity thresholds, the reporting covers: (a) releases to air, water and land of any pollutant specified in Annex II for which the applicable threshold value specified in Annex II is exceeded; (b) off-site transfers of hazardous waste exceeding 2 tonnes per year or of non hazardous waste exceeding 2000 tonnes per year, for any operations of recovery or disposal with the exception of the disposal operations of land treatment and deep injection referred to in Article 6, indicating with "R" or "D" respectively whether the waste is destined for recovery or disposal and, for transboundary movements of hazardous waste, the name and address of the recoverer or the disposer of the waste and the actual recovery or disposal site; (c) off-site transfers of any pollutant specified in Annex II in waste water destined for waste-water treatment for which the threshold value specified in Annex II, column 1b is exceeded. The information shall include information on releases and transfers resulting as totals of all deliberate, accidental, routine and non-routine activities.
[EU Statistical] Environmental protection expenditure and revenues
[E-PRTR regulation] E-PRTR report on practice and measures
Member States shall inform the Commission on practice and measures taken regarding the following: (a) requirements according to Article 5; (b) quality assurance and assessment according to Article 9; (c) access to information according to Article 10(2); (d) awareness raising activities according to Article 15; (e) confidentiality of information according to Article 11; (f) penalties provided for according to Article 20 and experience with their application.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of discharges from Kraft Pulp industry Recommendation 17/8
Kraft pulp mills are responsible for an important part of the discharges from the pulp and paper industry into the Baltic Sea, and this Recommendation recognises the importance of limiting discharges into the Baltic Sea from production of kraft pulp by application of best available technology as defined in HELCOM Recommendation 12/3.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of discharges from the sulphite pulp industry Recommendation 17/9
The sulphite pulp mills are responsible for an important part of the discharges from the pulp and paper industry into the Baltic Sea, and the Recommendation recognises the importance of limiting discharges into the Baltic Sea from production of sulphite pulp by application of best available technology as defined in HELCOM Recommendation 12/3.
[Helsinki Convention] Safety of winter navigation in the Baltic Sea Area Recommendation 25/7
Implementation report regarding the need for unified application of winter navigation rules and practises, the special problems related to fire fighting at low temperatures and the problems related to combating oil spills in ice conditions
[Helsinki Convention] Ensuring adequate emergency capacity Recommendation 24/9
Implementation report regarding response to pollution incident procedures and national inventories on emergency capacity.
[Helsinki Convention] Amendments to Annex IV "Prevention of pollution from ships" to the Helsinki Convention, concerning discharge of sewage Recommendation 24/8
Implementation report regarding impacts of discharges from pleasure craft and other ships, not covered by the revised Annex IV of MARPOL 73/78, especially in archipelago areas.
[Helsinki Convention] Further development and use of Drift Forecasting for Oils and other Harmful Substances in the Baltic (Recommendation no. 24/7)
Implementation report regarding the need for accurate and swift prediction of the drift of oil and other harmful substances in connection with accidental or illegal spills for the efficiency of response measures, law enforcement and for the protection of the marine environment.
[Helsinki Convention] Guidelines on bunkering operations and ship to ship cargo transfers of oils, subject to Annex I of MARPOL 73/78, in the Baltic Sea Area
Implementation report regarding the prevention of spills during the bunkering operations and ship to ship cargo transfers in the Baltic Sea Area.
[Helsinki Convention] Reduction of the Discharges from the Kraft Pulp industry Recommendation 17/8
Kraft pulp mills which are responsible for an important part of the discharges from the pulp and paper industry into the Baltic Sea.
[Helsinki Convention] Recommendation concerning measures aimed at the reduction of discharges from urban areas by the development of sewerage systems Recommendation 7/3
Implementation report concerning limiting pollution caused by unsuitable sewerage systems.
[Helsinki Convention] Recommendation concerning measures aimed at the reduction of discharges from urban areas by the use of effective methods in wastewater treatment
Implementation report recommendation concerned with the importance of municipal sewage as a source of pollution of the marine environment.
[Helsinki Convention] Industrial connections and point sources other than household connected to municipal sewerage systems
Recommendation concerned with heavy metals and other harmful substances originating from industrial plants and point sources other than household that can not be sufficiently reduced in municipal treatment plants.
[UNECE Water] UNECE water convention report
The regular reporting under the Convention was introduced in 2015 through decision (VII/2) at the 7th session of the Meeting of the Parties to the Water Convention. This coincided with the adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals and their targets in 2015.
[UNECE –] Mandatory reporting framework under Article 7 of the Protocol, on review and assessment of progress
Parties to the Protocol shall collect and evaluate data on: (a) Their progress towards the achievement of the targets referred to in article 6, paragraph 2; (b) Indicators that are designed to show how far that progress has contributed towards preventing, controlling or reducing water-related disease. Each Party shall also provide to the secretariat and for circulation to the other Parties, a summary report of the data collected and evaluated and the assessment of the progress achieved. The Meeting of the Parties shall evaluate progress in implementing the Protocol on the basis of such summary reports.
[Emissions Trading] Application of the Emissions Trading Directive 2003/87/EC (Article 21)
Each year the Member States shall submit to the Commission a report on the application of the Emissions Trading Directive. That report shall pay particular attention to the arrangements for the allocation of allowances, the operation of registries, the application of the implementing measures on monitoring and reporting, verification and accreditation and issues relating to compliance with this Directive and on the fiscal treatment of allowances, if any. The first report shall be sent to the Commission by 30 June 2005. The report shall be drawn up on the basis of a questionnaire or outline adopted by the Commission in the form of implementing acts. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 22a(2). The questionnaire or outline shall be sent to Member States at least six months before the deadline for the submission of the first report.
[Mining Waste] Information on events notified by the operators of extractive industries waste facilities
EC reporting concerning transmission of information on evenments notified in accordance with Articles 11(3) and 12(6) of the Mining Waste Directive
[Environmental noise] Noise control programmes 1 (DF 6)
After 31/12/2011, please refer to obligation "Noise control programmes (DF 6 and DF 9)" at http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/559
[Environmental noise] Noise control programmes (DF 6 and DF 9)
Noise control programmes that have been carried out in the past and noise-measures in place • Per agglomeration ≥ 100,000 inhabitants • For overall major roads ≥ 3 million vehicles per year • For overall major railways ≥ 30,000 trains per year • For major airports ≥ 50,000 air traffic movements per year
[Landfill of] Landfill of Waste Directive Implementation Report
[Environmental noise] Competent bodies (DF 2)
All competent bodies for strategic noise maps, action plans and data collection
[84/156/EEC Mercury] Reporting obligation for Council Directive 84/156/EEC
Reporting obligation for Council Directive 84/156/EEC on limit values and quality objectives for mercury discharges EC Water Reporting Obligation under Standardised Reporting Directive
[86/280/EEC List] Reporting obligation for Council Directive 86/280/EEC
Reporting obligation for Council Directive 86/280/EEC of 12 June 1986 on limit values and quality objectives for discharges of certain dangerous substances EC Water Reporting Obligation under Standardised Reporting Directive
[84/491/EEC Hexachlorocyclohexane] Reporting obligation for Council Directive 84/491/EEC
Reporting obligation for Council Directive 84/491/EEC of 9 October 1984 on limit values and quality objectives for discharges of hexachlorocyclohexane EC Water Reporting Obligation under Standardised Reporting Directive
[83/513/EEC Cadmium] Report obligation for Council Directive 83/513/EEC
Report obligation for Council Directive 83/513/EEC of 26 September 1983 on limit values and quality objectives for cadmium discharges EC Water Reporting Obligation under Standardised Reporting Directive
[UWWT Directive] Reporting obligation for Commission Decision 2001/720/EC
Reporting obligation for Commission Decision 2001/720/EC of 8 October 2001 granting Portugal a derogation regarding urban waste water treatment for the agglomeration of the Estoril coast
[Titanium Dioxide] Reporting obligation for Council Directive 82/883/EEC
Reporting obligation for Council Directive 82/883/EEC of 3 December 1982 on procedures for the surveillance and monitoring of environments concerned by waste from the titanium dioxide industry
[Standardised Reporting] Reporting obligation for Council Directive 91/692/EEC
Reporting obligation for Council Directive 91/692/EEC of 23 December 1991 standardizing and rationalizing reports on the implementation of certain Directives relating to the environment
[Incineration of] Incineration of Hazardous Waste Directive Implementation Report
[82/176/EEC Mercury] Reporting obligation for Council Directive 82/176/EEC
Reporting obligation for Council Directive 82/176/EEC on limit values and quality objectives for mercury discharges EC Water Reporting Obligation under Standardised Reporting Directive
[EEA AMP] Corine Land Cover 2000 extension (TE-1)
Monitors land cover and land-use change.
[4th daughter] Preliminary assessment and implementation of laws, regulations and administrative provisions for 4th daughter directive (Art.10)
Article 10 - Implementation: 1. Member States shall bring into force the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary to comply with this Directive by 15 February 2007 at the latest. They shall forthwith inform the Commission thereof. When Member States adopt these measures, they shall contains reference to this Directive or be accompanied by such a reference on the occasion of their official publication. Member States shall determine how such reference is to be made. 2. Member States shall communicate to the Commission the texts of the main provisions of national law, which they adopt in the field covered by this Directive.
[4th daughter] 4th air quality daughter directive (Art.5) assessment annual reporting exceedances
Article 5 - Transmission of information and reporting: 1. With regard to the zones and agglomerations where any of the target values laid down in Annex I is exceeded, Member States shall forward the following information to the Commission: (a) the lists of the zones and agglomerations concerned, (b) the areas of exceedance, (c) the concentration values assessed, (d) the reasons for exceedance, and in particular any sources contributing to it, (e) the population exposed to such exceedance. Member States shall also report all data assessed in accordance with Article 4, unless already reported under Council Decision 97/101/EC of 27 January 1997 establishing a reciprocal exchange of information and data from networks and individual stations measuring ambient air pollution within the Member States. (See OJ L 35, 5.2.1997, p. 14. Decision as amended by Commission Decision 2001/752/EC (OJ L 282, 26.10.2001, p. 69). The information shall be transmitted for each calendar year, by no later than 30 September of the following year, and for the first time for the calendar year following 15 February 2007. 2. In addition to the requirements laid down in paragraph 1, Member States shall also report any measures taken pursuant to Article 3.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2005/2 on Environmental Goals for the Discharge by the Offshore Industry of Chemicals
The purpose of this Recommendation is to set environmental goals for the discharge in the OSPAR maritime area of offshore chemicals that are, or contain added substances, listed in the OSPAR 2004 List of Chemicals for Priority Action, in order to set a specific time-frame for moving towards the cessation of these discharges from offshore installations.
[3rd daughter] Near real-time ozone data
[Waste shipments] Yearly additional report to the EU Commission on waste shipments and sending a copy of the report submitted to the Basel Convention Secretariat for the previous calendar year
[Batteries directive] Batteries Directive implementation report
[Batteries directive] Batteries collection targets compliance report
[Batteries directive] Batteries recycling targets compliance report
[2006/118/EC Groundwater] Groundwater Daughter Directive to WFD - River Basin Management Plans including Programmes of Measures
EC Water Reporting Obligation Member States shall: -establish the threshold values for groundwater pollutants and indicators of pollution, -assess the groundwater chemical status, -identify significant and sustained upward trends in concentrations of pollutants, groups of pollutants or indicators of pollution, -define the starting points for trend reversals. Member States shall also ensure that the programme of measures under the Water Framework Directive (Article 11 report) includes measures to prevent or limit inputs of pollutants into groundwater.
[2006/118/EC Groundwater] Groundwater Daughter Directive to WFD - Progress on implementation of Programmes of Measures
EC Water Reporting Obligation Member States shall ensure that the programme of measures under the Directive 2000/60/EC (Article 11 report) includes measures to prevent or limit inputs of pollutants into groundwater.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2005/1 on Reporting Formats on the Implementation and Effectiveness of OSPAR Measures Relating to the Non-Ferrous Metal Industry
This Recommendation aims to simplify and rationalise the existing reporting commitments by replacing the existing implementation reporting formats in the specified OSPAR measures with one single reporting format, aligning the reporting years set out in these measures, and introducing new reporting commitments for lead, cadmium and mercury for the relevant sectors of the non-ferrous metal industry (Art 2)
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 98/1 concerning Best Available Techniques and Best Environmental Practice for the Primary Non-Ferrous Metal Industry
This Recommendation applies to the primary metallurgical industry producing one or more of the following metals or process related compounds: zinc, copper, lead or nickel.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 98/2 on Emission and Discharge Limit Values for Existing Aluminium Electrolysis Plants (as amended by OSPAR Recommendation 2002/1)
Recommendation 98/2 covers emissions and discharges from existing aluminium electrolysis plants, but does not apply to anode baking operations (Art 2). Recommendation 2005/1 relates to the commitments of Contracting Parties to report on the implementation and effectiveness of the specified OSPAR measures in the non-ferrous metal industry (Art 2).
[LCP Directive] Report on existing plants declared for eligibility under Article 4.4 of LCP Directive
Large combustion plants (existing plants declared for eligibility under Article 4.4 of LCP Directive) This obligation is now covered by http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/9 For the remaining years 2014 and 2015, Member States may submit their Art 4(4) data in this folder prior to the deadline set under obligation 9 (noting that the data will still be required in obligation 9).
[Helsinki Convention] Conservation of seals in the Baltic Sea Area (Recommendation 27-28/2)
To ensure that the favorable conservation status of the seal species are attained and maintained and to take measures for all populations in order to prevent illegal killings etc. To carry out a monitoring programme
To avoid by catches of ahrbour porpoise, collect and analyse data on population distribution and abundance, report to the Commission every three years.
[Waste Incineration] Implementation Report of Waste Incineration Directive
Questionnaire related to Directive 2000/76/EC on the incineration of waste
[Bucharest Convention] Regular national reporting on the exotic species within the established procedure and formats and its improvement
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2006/1 on Reporting Formats on the Implementation and Effectiveness of OSPAR Measures Relating to the Vinyl Chloride Industry
The purpose of this Recommendation is to simplify and rationalize the existing reporting commitments by replacing the existing implementation reporting formats in the specified OSPAR measures with one single reporting format and aligning the reporting years set out in these measures. This Recommendation relates to the commitments of Contracting Parties to report on the implementation and effectiveness of the specified OSPAR measures in the vinyl chloride industry and to the reporting requirements under OSPAR Decisions 98/4 and 98/5 as amended by OSPAR Decision 2006/1.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2006/2 Amending OSPAR Recommendation 2003/4 on Controlling the Dispersal of Mercury from Crematoria
The reporting format at Appendix 2 of OSPAR Recommendation 2003/4 is amended to include, at the end of section II of the implementation report on effectiveness, the following new paragraphs: “If possible, please give information on the societal and cultural practices associated with cremation in your country which are relevant for the assessment of the reported data and information on the dispersal of mercury from crematoria, for example: - what is the scale of cremation compared to burial? - are crematoria small, with a low level of activity or located in local churchyards, or large installations serving a substantial area? (It may be helpful to give an indication of the average size of population served by a crematorium).
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2006/3 on Environmental Goals for the Discharge by the Offshore Industry of Chemicals that are, or Which Contain Substances Identified as Candidates for Substitution (as amended by OSPAR Recommendation 2019/02)
The purpose of this Recommendation is to set an environmental goal for the discharge of offshore chemicals that are, or which contain substances identified as candidates for substitution, in order to move towards the cessation of these discharges from offshore installations.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2006/4 Amending OSPAR Recommendation 2001/1 for the Management of Produced Water from Offshore Installations
The purpose of this Recommendation is to amend and up-date Recommendation 2001/1.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2006/5 on a Management Regime for Offshore Cuttings Piles
The purpose of this Recommendation is to reduce to a level that is not significant, the impacts of pollution by oil and/or other substances from cuttings piles. This recommendation is in addition to the programmes and measures contained in OSPAR Decision 98/3 on the Disposal of Disused Offshore Installations and OSPAR Decision 2000/3 on the use of Organic Phase Drilling Fluids (OPF) and the discharge of OPF-Contaminated Cuttings. This Recommendation applies to Contracting Parties which have cuttings piles within their jurisdiction in their internal waters or territorial sea, or on their continental shelf.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Report on Mercury Losses from the Chlor-Alkali Industry
PART I: Data and Information to be provided via Euro Chlor on a plant-by-plant basis PART II: Data and information to be provided by Contracting Parties.
[Stockholm Convention] Implementation plan
In accordance with paragraph 1 of Article 7 of the Stockholm Convention, each Party develop and endeavor to implement a plan for the implementation of its obligations under the Convention and to transmit its plan to the Conference of the Parties within two years of the date on which the Convention enters into force for it. Financing for eligible countries to develop these plans is available through the Global Environment Facility.
[Stockholm Convention] National Report pursuant to Article 15
Pursuant to Article 15 of the Convention, each Party to the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants shall report to the Conference of the Parties on the measures it has taken to implement the provisions of the Convention and on the effectiveness of such measures in meeting the objectives of the Convention.
Pursuant to paragraphs 1 and 2 of Part II to Annex B of the Convention, the Secretariat for the Stockholm Convention is herewith notified of the production and/or use of DDT for disease vector control in accordance with the World Health Organization recommendations and guidelines.
[2006/113/EC Shellfish] Shellfish Directive report
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Flood Hazard Maps and Flood Risk Maps
Article 6 of the Floods Directive requires Member States to prepare flood hazard and flood risk maps (at the river basin level and at the most appropriate scale) for the areas of potential significant flood risk identified under Article 5 or 13.1(a), or for the areas for which Member States decided to prepare flood maps according to Article 13.1(b). Flood hazard maps must show the geographical area which could be flooded under different scenarios (Article 6.3), whereas flood risk maps must show the potential adverse consequences of these flood scenarios (Article 6.5).
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Flood Risk Management Plans - 2016
Replaced by: http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/778 Member States shall establish flood risk management plans (FRMP). The FRMP must set out appropriate objectives for the management of flood risk within the areas covered by the plan. The objectives must focus on reducing the adverse consequences of flooding for human health, the environment, cultural heritage and economic activities.
[EEA AMP] Test Reporting for Pollutant Emissions to Water
[Hazardous waste] Hazardous Waste Directive implementation report
[Marine Strategy] MSFD transposition in national legislation
[Marine Strategy] MSFD report on Marine Region or Subregion competent authority or authorities
EC Water Reporting Obligation Member States shall provide the Commission with a list of the competent authorities designated for each marine region or subregion concerned, together with a list of their competent authorities as regards those international bodies in which they participate and which are relevant for the implementation of this Directive. The authority or authorities competent for cooperation and coordination as referred to in Article 6 shall also be designated.
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment and Areas of Potential Significant Flood Risk
Article 4 of the Floods Directive requires Member States to undertake a Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) for each river basin district, unit of management or the portion of an international river basin district or unit of management lying within their territory. The identification of Areas of Potential Significant Flood Risk (APSFR, Article 5) will be based on available or readily derivable information, including the requirements specified in Article 4 (PFRA) in the Directive. In the 1st implementation cycle Member States may apply Article 13.1 (transitional arrangements) and either report on a PFRA carried out before 22 December 2010 (Article 13.1(a)) or proceed directly to mapping and establishment of flood risk management plans (Article 13.1(b)). If Article 13.1(a) is applied, the result will include the identification of APSFR (Article 5), if Article 13.1(b) is applied, APSFR will not be identified; instead maps at the appropriate scale according to Article 6 (see Flood Hazard Maps and Flood Risk Maps) will be prepared.
[Marine Strategy] MSFD reporting on Initial Assessments (Art. 8), Good Environmental Status (Art.9), Env. targets & associated indicators (Art.10) & related reporting on geographic areas, regional cooperation and metadata.
EC Water Reporting Obligation. Reporting under Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) 2008/56/EC for: Art. 8, Art. 9, Art.10; related reporting on geographic areas and regional cooperation (Art. 3/4 & Art.5/6); and metadata regarding data and information used in Art.8 (Art. 19(3)). Member States shall, in respect of each marine region or subregion concerned, develop and implement a marine strategy for its marine waters, make an initial assessment, determine a set of characteristics for good environmental status and establish a comprehensive set of environmental targets and associated indicators for their marine waters to guide towards achieving good environmental status in the marine environment taking into account the indicative lists of pressures and impacts and characteristics.
[Marine Strategy] MSFD monitoring programmes (Art. 11)
EC Water Reporting Obligation Member States shall establish and implement coordinated monitoring programmes for the ongoing assessment of the environmental status of their marine waters that are compatible within marine regions or subregions.
[Marine Strategy] MSFD programmes of measures, including establishment of marine protected areas, and exceptions
Member States shall, in respect of each marine region or subregion concerned, identify the measures which need to be taken in order to achieve or maintain good environmental status in their marine waters, including spatial protection measures, contributing to coherent and representative networks of marine protected areas. Within the present obligation, they also have to report on the exceptions where environmental targets or good environmental status cannot be achieved by 2020.
[Urban Waste] Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive - Implementation
Under article 15, discharges from urban waste water treatment plants have to be monitored to verify compliance with the emission control standards. Member States and Commission have jointly developed technical specifications for such reporting within WISE (Water Reporting System for Europe). Delivery process or content of this obligation overlaps with another reporting obligation (http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/645).
[INSPIRE Directive] Country report on implementation and use of infrastructures for spatial information
Monitoring and reporting provide important information on the development of the NSDI (National Spatial Data Infrastructure) and INSPIRE and therefore constitute an important source of information for decisions concerning the implementation of INSPIRE Directive and for the future evolution. Delivery process is managed by the Commission.
[Habitats Directive] Information on Natura 2000 sites (SCIs/SACs, Habitats Directive)
Natura 2000 is the centrepiece of EU nature & biodiversity policy. It is an EUwide network of nature protection areas established under the 1992 Habitats Directive. The aim of the network is to assure the long-term survival of Europe's most valuable and threatened species and habitats. It is comprised of Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) designated by Member States under the Habitats Directive, and also incorporates Special Protection Areas (SPAs) which they designate under the 1979 Birds Directive. Text from http://ec.europa.eu/environment/nature/natura2000/index_en.htm
[EEA AMP] Country fact sheets on waste policies
The fact sheets contain information on waste policies for specific waste streams in countries: biodegradable municipal waste, construction and demolition waste as well as for waste prevention. They provide information on national legislative framework, waste management plans, objectives and targets as well as specific instruments (regulatory, market based, information based and voluntary instruments and agreements) and results and data. They also present good practice examples in terms of waste prevention.
[Habitats Directive] Information on compensation measures
[Birds Directive] Information on compensation measures under Art.6.4 of the Habitats Directive
[Air Quality] AQD pilot: up-to-date primary data
To test reporting of up-to-date primary data (Article 10 COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION laying down rules for Directives 2004/107/EC and 2008/50/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards the reciprocal exchange of information and reporting on ambient air quality).
To test reporting of zones (Article 6 COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION laying down rules for Directives 2004/107/EC and 2008/50/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards the reciprocal exchange of information and reporting on ambient air quality).
[EEA-Eionet] WISE SoE - Biology data (WISE-2)
Biology data expressed in ecological quality ratios (EQRs) from rivers, lakes, transitional and coastal waters, provided by monitoring site and/or by water body. The classification procedure information is foreseen as stable information. From 2021 onwards, EEA will provide a pre-filled table for each country based on previous reporting. Reporters are asked to check and, if necessary, correct the pre-filled information.
[LCP Directive] Exemptions to be reported under article 15(3) of the Large Combustion Plants Directive (LCP)
Reporting on the implementation of the provisions listed in article 15(3) of the LCP Directive This obligation is now covered by http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/9 For the remaining years 2014 and 2015, Member States may submit their Art 15(3) data in this folder prior to the deadline set under obligation 9 (noting that the data will still be required in obligation 9).
[E-PRTR regulation] Data for review of Independently Operated Waste Water Treatment Plants (IOWWTPs)
Regulation 166/2006/EC includes (Annex I) activity 5.g Independently operated waste water treatment plants (IOWWTPs) with a capacity threshold of 10000m3 per day. Footnote No 4 of Annex I of the Regulation stipulates that “the capacity threshold shall be reviewed by 2010 at the latest in the light of the results of the first reporting cycle”. In the light of this review, the Commission will assess the following reported information: For all existing IOWWTP (no capacity threshold): - Location - Permitted capacity in m3 per day - Annual load of total organic carbon (TOC) in tonnes (reported as total C or COD/3) - Annual load of zinc and compounds in kg - Annual load of copper and compounds in kg
[EEA-Eionet] WISE SoE - Emissions (WISE-1)
Data on: - Emissions: annual load of nutrients, organic matter and other chemical substances from point and diffuse sources, spatially aggregated at river basin district (RBD) or river basin district sub-unit level to inland surface, transitional and coastal waters. - Riverine inputs: annual riverine input load of nutrients, organic matter and other chemical substances at the monitoring site level (quality and flow rate stations).
[EEA AMP] SoER Part C Commonality Air Pollution: why do we care about this theme?
A brief introduction explaining why the topic in question is important for the natural environment and human health/human well-being at national level. Linkages can be made with national priorities and strategies for the given topic.
[EEA AMP] SoER Part C Commonality Air Pollution: What are the state (S) and impacts (I) related to this theme, including impacts on the natural environment and human health/human well-being, both at national level as well as in transboundary terms?
Evaluation of the state and trends as well as assessment of the impacts in accordance with the country’s own priority issues within the given topic area. The countries can address the diversity of their individual situation in terms of geography, as well as social, cultural, economic and environmental legacies.
[EEA AMP] SoER Part C Commonality Air Pollution: What are the related key drivers (D) and pressures (P) at national level?
Description of main driving forces (demographic, economic, etc) and pressures on the natural environment and human health/well-being at country level. Again, the countries can address the diversity of their individual situation in terms of geography, as well as social, cultural, economic and environmental legacies.
[EEA AMP] SoER Part C Commonality Air Pollution: What is the 2020 outlook for the topic in question and how will this affect possible impacts on the natural environment and human health/well-being?
Focus should be on national objectives and targets, if possible providing a reality check, i.e. distance to target approach. The date 2020 is flexible.
[EEA AMP] SoER Part C Commonality Air Pollution: Which responses (R) have been put in place or are planned at national level for the theme in question?
Countries are encouraged to highlight national policies, instruments, initiatives, strategies, etc. and, where possible, to evaluate the impact of these.
[Biodiversity 2006] Information on EU Biodiversity Action Plan
The Biodiversity Action Plan was issued by the European Commission in 2006 to accelerate progress to meet the 2010 target. It addresses the challenge of integrating biodiversity concerns into other policy sectors in a unified way. It specifies a comprehensive plan of priority actions and outlines the responsibility of community institutions and Member States in relation to each. It also contains indicators to monitor progress and a timetable for evaluations. The EU has undertaken to provide regular reporting on progress in delivery of the Biodiversity Action Plan.
[Environmental Quality] EQSD transposition in national legislation
EC Water Reporting Obligation Article 13 and 14 of EQSD
[Environmental Quality] EQSD in WFD River Basin District and competent authority report
EC Water Reporting Obligation Article 6(1c) of EQSD
[Environmental Quality] EQSD in WFD characterisation of River Basin District (RBD), human activity and economic analysis, summary report and register of protected areas
EC Water Reporting Obligation Article 5 (1), 5(4) and Annex I, Part A of EQSD
[Environmental Quality] EQSD in WFD monitoring programmes, summary report
EC Water Reporting Obligation Article 1, 3(1), (2), (3) and Annex I – Part A and B of EQSD
[Environmental Quality] EQSD in WFD River Basin Management Plan including programme of measures
EC Water Reporting Obligation Article 3(1), 4(1), (2), (3), 5(3), 6(2) and Annex I, Part A of EQSD
[Environmental Quality] EQSD in WFD progress on implementation of programmes of measures
EC Water Reporting Obligation Article 3(1), 4(2b), (3b), 5(3), 6(2) and Annex I, Part A of EQSD
[Waste Framework] Waste Framework Directive implementation report
Data on municipal, industrial and river loads stemming to the Black Sea. Implementation of the Protocol on the Protection of the Black Sea Marine Environment Against Pollution from Land-based Sources – programs, investments, legislation/policy in place, etc.
[Packaging directive] Packaging Directive implementation report
Socio-economy data and state of the coast.
Implementation of the two protocols: -Protocol on Cooperation in combating pollution of the Black Sea Marine Environment by Oil and Other Harmful Substances in Emergency Situations, -Protocol on The Protection of The Black Sea Marine Environment Against Pollution by Dumping. Safety aspects of shipping including ballast waters transportation, port Reception facilities, dispersants, ships calling at ports, quantities of cargoes, oil spills, dumping, pollution fines.
Conservation of Biodiversity: MPAs, including also state of phytoplankton, zooplankton, benthos, etc. The reporting takes place although the Black Sea Biodiversity and Landscape Conservation Protocol is not yet in force.
Joint Questionnaire OECD/Eurostat The questionnaire on inland waters includes the whole water cycle from abstraction to use and then discharge, and additional tables on quality of some rivers and lakes only used by OECD. Quantities of water abstracted, and used, capacity of waste water treatment plants, sludges produced, and emissions of chemicals, of which heavy metals from the sources industry, agriculture and human settlements. Delivery process or content of this obligation overlaps with another reporting obligations (http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/184 , http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/632 and http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/613) Streamlining between the WISE-SoE reporting and the Eurostat/OECD Joint Questionnaire on Inland Waters (JQ IWA) has been incorporated to the possible degree. If countries report data under water quantity and emissions to water in 2013, this will be used to pre-fill the 2014 Eurostat/OECD Joint Questionnaire and no Eurostat reporting has to be done by the country. In addition, the questionnaire will be pre-filled with some parameters introduced under UWWT Directive - Article 15 - implementation for 2013 reporting.
Development of Black Sea Integrated Monitoring and Assessment Programme (BSIMAP), state of the Black Sea – eutrophication and pollution of water, sediments and biota contamination, bathing water quality. Implementation of the Bucharest Convention and its Protocols and the Black Sea Strategic Action Plan (SAP).
[CO2 emissions] CO2 emissions from new passenger cars
For the calendar year commencing 1 January 2010 and each subsequent calendar year, each Member State shall record information for each new passenger car registered in its territory in accordance with Part A of Annex II.
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Units of Management and Competent Authorities
The Floods Directive indicates that Member States may make use of the administrative arrangements made under Article 3 of the Water Framework Directive. However, different competent authorities may be appointed by Member States for the Floods Directive. The Floods Directive also allows Member States to identify different units of management from the river basin districts used for the Water Framework Directive. Member States shall (Article 3 of the Floods Directive): (a) appoint competent authorities different from those identified pursuant to Article 3(2) of Directive 2000/60/EC; (b) identify certain coastal areas or individual river basins and assign them to a unit of management different from those assigned pursuant to Article 3(1) of Directive 2000/60/EC. In these cases, Member States shall, by 26 May 2010, communicate to the Commission the information referred to in Annex I to Directive 2000/60/EC. Any changes in administrative arrangements also need to be communicated within three months of the change coming into effect.
[SEIS Communication] SEIS Baseline Assessment
Database of environmental monitoring programmes to support the baseline assessment of the operational capacity of the 27 EU Member States (plus Norway and Switzerland) when collecting data required for the implementation of the environmental Acquis Communautaire, including reporting obligations, and the integration of environmental concerns in other policies. The database is a key input in the development and implementation of the Shared Environmental Information System.
[CLRTAP] Information on strategies and policies for the abatement of air pollution
The Working Group on Strategies and Review shall, annually in advance of a session, invite Parties to report at the session on strategies, policies and measures employed to implement obligations under any of the Protocols to the Convention
[Biofuels Directive] National reports on the implementation of Directive 2003/30/EC
Member States shall report to the Commission, before 1 July each year, on: - the measures taken to promote the use of biofuels or other renewable fuels to replace diesel or petrol for transport purposes, - the national resources allocated to the production of biomass for energy uses other than transport, and - the total sales of transport fuel and the share of biofuels, pure or blended, and other renewable fuels placed on the market for the preceding year.
[Packaging directive] Waste packaging yearly statistics report
Member States shall report the data concerning the implementation of points (a) to (i) of Article 6(1) of the Directive and data on reusable packaging, for each calendar year to the Commission.
[VOC Paints] Report on the results of the monitoring programme to demonstrate compliance
Member States shall report the results of the monitoring programme to demonstrate compliance with the Directive and the categories and quantities of products licensed according to Article 3(3).
[Marine Strategy] MSFD progress on implementation of programmes of measures
Reporting national information for the Emerald Network. The Emerald Network was launched with the adoption of Recommendation No. 16 (1989) of the Standing Committee to the Bern Convention. Setting-up the Emerald Network at national level is considered as one of the main tools for the Contracting Parties to comply with their obligations under the Bern Convention.
[CO2 emissions] Monitoring and reporting of average CO2 emissions (light commercial vehicles)
For the calendar year commencing 1 January 2012 and each subsequent calendar year, each Member State shall record information for each new light commercial vehicle registered in its territory in accordance with Part A of Annex II. This information shall be made available to the manufacturers and their designated importers or representatives in each Member State. Member States shall make every effort to ensure that reporting bodies operate in a transparent manner.
[OSPAR Convention] OSPAR Recommendation 2010/4 on a Harmonised Pre-screening Scheme for Offshore Chemicals
This Recommendation replaces OSPAR Recommendation 2000/4 as amended by OSPAR Recommendation 2008/1. The purpose of pre-screening is to allow authorities to identify substances intended to be used, or used in, offshore chemicals with the aim of substituting those substances which are hazardous, and regulating and controlling the other substances, where necessary. This Recommendation will be reviewed and, if necessary, revised in 2014.
[Air Quality] AQD pilot: modelled primary data
To test reporting of modelled primary data (Article 10 COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION laying down rules for Directives 2004/107/EC and 2008/50/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards the reciprocal exchange of information and reporting on ambient air quality).
[F-Gas regulation] Fluorinated gases (F-Gases) reporting by undertakings (Regulation 2006)
Producers, importers and exporters of fluorinated gases listed in Annex I to the F-Gas Regulation shall report to the Commission and to Member States: (a) each producer who produces more than one tonne of fluorinated greenhouse gases per annum shall report: • its total production of each fluorinated greenhouse gas in the Community, identifying the main categories of applications in which the substance is expected to be used, • the quantities of each fluorinated greenhouse gas it has placed on the market in the Community, • any quantities of each fluorinated greenhouse gas recycled, reclaimed or destroyed; (b) each importer who imports more than one tonne of fluorinated greenhouse gases per annum, including any producers who also import, shall report: • the quantity of each fluorinated greenhouse gas it has imported or placed on the market in the Community, separately identifying the main categories of applications in which the substance is expected to be used, • any quantities of each used fluorinated greenhouse gas it has imported for recycling, for reclamation or for destruction; (c) each exporter who exports more than one tonne of fluorinated greenhouse gases per annum, including any producers who also export, shall report: • the quantities of each fluorinated greenhouse gas it has exported from the Community, • any quantities of each used fluorinated greenhouse gas it has exported for recycling, for reclamation or for destruction.
[Packaging directive] Waste packaging hazardous contents report and other voluntary data on packaging and packaging waste
[Air Quality] (B) Information on zones and agglomerations (Article 6)
Article 6 Zones and agglomerations 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part B of Annex II to this Decision on the delimitation and type of zones and agglomerations established in accordance with Article 3 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Article 4 of Directive 2008/50/EC and in which the assessment and management of air quality is to be carried out in the following calendar year. For zones and agglomerations to which an exemption or a postponement applies pursuant to Article 22 of Directive 2008/50/EC, the information made available shall include an indication thereof. 2. Member States shall make the information referred to in paragraph 1 available to the Commission no later than 31 December of each calendar year. Member States may indicate that there have been no changes to the information previously made available. 3. Where changes are made to the delimitation and type of zones and agglomerations, the Member States shall inform the Commission thereof no later than 9 months after the end of the calendar year the changes were made.
[Air Quality] (C) Information on the assessment regime (Article 7)
Article 7 Assessment regime 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part C of Annex II on the assessment regime to be applied in the following calendar year for each pollutant within individual zones and agglomerations in accordance with Article 4 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Articles 5 and 9 of Directive 2008/50/EC. 2. Member States shall make the information referred to in paragraph 1 available to the Commission no later than 31 December of each calendar year. Member States may indicate that there have been no changes to the information previously made available.
[Air Quality] (E1a) Information on primary validated assessment data - measurements (Article 10)
Article 10 Primary validated assessment data and primary up-to-date assessment data 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part E of Annex II on primary validated assessment data for all sampling points where measurement data is collected for the purpose of the assessment as indicated by Member States according to Article 9 for the pollutants listed in Parts B and C of Annex I. Where in a particular zone or agglomeration modelling techniques are applied, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part E of Annex II at the highest time resolution available. 2. The primary validated assessment data shall be made available to the Commission for a full calendar year as complete time series no later than 9 months after the end of each calendar year. 3. Member States shall, where they make use of the possibility provided for in Articles 20(2) and 21(3) of Directive 2008/50/EC, make available information on the quantification of the contribution from natural sources pursuant to Article 20(1) of Directive 2008/50/EC or from the winter-sanding or -salting of roads pursuant to Article 21(1) and (2) of Directive 2008/50/EC. The information shall include: (a) the spatial extent of the subtraction; (b) the quantity of the primary validated assessment data made available according to paragraph 1 of this Article that can be attributed to natural sources or winter-sanding or -salting; (c) the results of the application of the methods reported according to Article 8. ... 5. Member States shall also make available the information set out in Part E of Annex II on primary validated assessment data for the networks and stations selected by the Member States for the purpose of the reciprocal exchange of information as referred to in point (b) of Article 1 for the pollutants listed in Part B of Annex I and where available for the additional pollutants listed in Part C of Annex I and for the additional pollutants listed on the portal for that purpose. Paragraphs 2 and 3 of this Article shall apply to the exchanged information.
[Air Quality] (F1a) Information on generated aggregated data - primary validated measurements (Article 11)
Article 5.3 Where aggregated data is to be made available pursuant to Articles 6 to 14, they shall be generated by the tool referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article. http://www.eionet.europa.eu/aqportal
[Air Quality] (F1b) Information on generated aggregated data - primary validated modelled (Article 11)
Article 5.3 Where aggregated data is to be made available pursuant to Articles 6 to 14, they shall be generated by the tool referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article.
[Air Quality] (F2) Information on generated aggregated data - primary up-to-date measurements (Article 11)
[Waste oils] Waste oils directive implementation report
[Regulation on] Reporting on halons and cases of illegal trade
Article 26 of the ODS Regulation requires EU Member States to report to the Commission, a)quantities of halons installed, used an stored for critical uses, the measures taken to reduce their emissions and an estimate of such emissions, and progress in evaluating and using adequate alternatives; b)cases of illegal trade, in particular those detected during inspections
[Air Quality] (D) Information on the assessment methods (Articles 8 and 9) - for fixed and indicative measurements
Article 8 Methods for the demonstration and subtraction of exceedances attributable to natural sources or to winter-sanding or -salting 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part D of Annex II on the methods used for the demonstration and subtraction of exceedances attributable to natural sources or to winter-sanding or -salting applied within individual zones and agglomerations according to Articles 20 and 21 of Directive 2008/50/EC. 2. Member States shall make the information referred to in paragraph 1 available to the Commission for a full calendar year no later than 9 months after the end of each calendar year. Article 9 Assessment methods 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part D of Annex II on the quality and traceability of the assessment methods applied. 2. Member States shall make the information referred to in paragraph 1 available to the Commission for a full calendar year no later than 9 months after the end of each calendar year. 3. Where in a particular zone or agglomeration fixed measurement is mandatory according to Article 4 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Articles 6 and 9 and Article 10(6) of Directive 2008/50/EC, the information shall include at least the following: (a) the measurement configuration; (b) the demonstration of equivalence where a non-reference method is used; (c) the sampling point location, its description and classification; (d) the documentation of data quality. 4. Where in a particular zone or agglomeration indicative measurement is applied in accordance with Article 4 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Articles 6 and 9 and Article 10(6) of Directive 2008/50/EC, the information shall include at least the following: (a) the measurement method applied; (b) the sampling points and the coverage area; (c) the validation method; (d) the documentation of data quality. 5. Where in a particular zone or agglomeration modelling techniques are applied in accordance with Article 4 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Articles 6 and 9 of Directive 2008/50/EC, the information shall include at least the following: (a) the description of the modelling system and its inputs; (b) the model validation through measurements; (c) the coverage area; (d) the documentation of data quality. 6. Where in a particular zone or agglomeration objective estimation is applied in accordance with Article 4 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Articles 6 and 9 of Directive 2008/50/EC, the information shall include at least the following: (a) the description of the estimation method; (b) the documentation of data quality. 7. Member States shall also make available the information set out in Part D of Annex II on the quality and traceability of the assessment methods applied, for the networks and stations selected by the Member States for the purpose of the reciprocal exchange of information as referred to in point (b) of Article 1 for the pollutants listed in Part B of Annex I and where available for the additional pollutants listed in Part C of Annex I and for the additional pollutants listed on the portal for that purpose. Paragraphs 1 to 6 of this Article shall apply to the exchanged information.
[Air Quality] (E1b) Information on primary validated assessment data -modelled (Article 10)
Article 10 Primary validated assessment data and primary up-to-date assessment data 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part E of Annex II on primary validated assessment data for all sampling points where measurement data is collected for the purpose of the assessment as indicated by Member States according to Article 9 for the pollutants listed in Parts B and C of Annex I. Where in a particular zone or agglomeration modelling techniques are applied, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part E of Annex II at the highest time resolution available. 2. The primary validated assessment data shall be made available to the Commission for a full calendar year as complete time series no later than 9 months after the end of each calendar year. 3. Member States shall, where they make use of the possibility provided for in Articles 20(2) and 21(3) of Directive 2008/50/EC, make available information on the quantification of the contribution from natural sources pursuant to Article 20(1) of Directive 2008/50/EC or from the winter-sanding or -salting of roads pursuant to Article 21(1) and (2) of Directive 2008/50/EC. The information shall include: (a) the spatial extent of the subtraction; (b) the quantity of the primary validated assessment data made available according to paragraph 1 of this Article that can be attributed to natural sources or winter-sanding or -salting; (c) the results of the application of the methods reported according to Article 8.
[Environmental noise] Definition of reporting structure (DF 0)
Sets out responsibilities, coverage and contact information for all referenced organisations.
Countries participating in ENPI-SEIS East will deliver the indicators on which they have agreed under the 2012 ENPI-SEIS workplan
[Waste Framework] Waste Directive target report
[WEEE directive] New WEEE Directive Implementation Report
[Sewage Sludge] Implementation report Sewage Sludge Directive
The European Red List of Birds is a work requested by the EC and it will provide Red List of Birds both on pan-European and on EU level. This obligation covers only the reporting needs for the non-EU countries. Legislative instrument title: Service contract by the EC (ENV.B.3./SER/2011/0018)
[INSPIRE Directive] Monitoring of implementation and use of infrastructures for spatial information
[Air Quality] (B) Preliminary information on zones and agglomerations (Article 6)
Article 6 Zones and agglomerations 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part B of Annex II to this Decision on the delimitation and type of zones and agglomerations established in accordance with Article 3 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Article 4 of Directive 2008/50/EC and in which the assessment and management of air quality is to be carried out in the following calendar year.
[Air Quality] (E2a) Information on primary up-to-date assessment data -measurements (Article 10)
To test reporting of primary up-to-date assessment data -measurements in period Article 10 Primary validated assessment data and primary up-to-date assessment data ... 4. Member States shall also make available the information set out in Part E of Annex II on primary up-to-date assessment data for the networks and stations selected by the Member States for the specific purpose of making available up-to-date information amongst the networks and stations selected by the Member States for the purpose of the reciprocal exchange of information as referred to in point (b) of Article 1 for the pollutants listed in Part B of Annex I and where available for the additional pollutants listed in Part C of Annex I and for the additional pollutants listed on the portal for that purpose. ... 6. The primary up-to-date assessment data pursuant to paragraph 4 shall be made available to the Commission on a provisional basis with the frequency appropriate to each pollutant assessment method and within a reasonable timeframe after the data has been made available to the public according to Article 26 of Directive 2008/50/EC, for the pollutants specified for that purpose in Part B of Annex I to this Decision. The information shall include: (a) assessed concentration levels; (b) a status indication on the quality control. 7. The primary up-to-date information made available pursuant to paragraph 4 shall be coherent with the information made available pursuant to Articles 6, 7 and 9. 8. Member States may update the primary up-to-date assessment data made available pursuant to paragraph 4 following further quality control. The updated information shall replace the original information and its status shall be clearly indicated.
[Air Quality] (G) Information on the attainment of environmental objectives (Article 12)
Article 12 Attainment of environmental objectives 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part G of Annex II on the attainment of environmental objectives set by Directives 2004/107/EC and 2008/50/EC. 2. The information referred to in paragraph 1 shall be made available to the Commission for a full calendar year no later than 9 months after the end of each calendar year. The information shall include the following: (a) a declaration of attainment of all environmental objectives in each specific zone or agglomeration, including information on the exceedance of any applicable margin of tolerance; (b) where relevant, a declaration that the exceedance in the zone is attributable to natural sources; (c) where relevant, a declaration that the exceedance of a PM10 air quality objective in the zone or agglomeration is due to the re-suspension of particulate matter following the winter-sanding or -salting of roads; (d) information on the attainment of the PM2,5 exposure concentration obligation. 3. Where an exceedance has occurred, the information made available shall also include information on the area of exceedance and the number of people exposed. 4. The information made available shall be coherent with the zone delimitation made available pursuant to Article 6 for the same calendar year and the aggregated validated assessment data made available pursuant to Article 11.
[Air Quality] (H) Information on air quality plans (Article 13)
Article 13 Air quality plans 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Parts H, I, J and K of Annex II to this Decision on air quality plans as required by Article 23 of Directive 2008/50/EC including: (a) the mandatory elements of the air quality plan as listed pursuant to Article 23 of Directive 2008/50/EC in Section A of Annex XV to Directive 2008/50/EC; (b) references to where the public can have access to regularly updated information on the implementation of the air quality plans. 2. The information shall be made available to the Commission without delay, and no later than 2 years after the end of the calendar year in which the first exceedance was observed.
[Air Quality] (I) Information on source apportionment (Article 13)
[Air Quality] (C) Preliminary information on the assessment regime (Article 7)
Article 7 Assessment regime 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part C of Annex II on the assessment regime to be applied in the following calendar year for each pollutant within individual zones and agglomerations in accordance with Article 4 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Articles 5 and 9 of Directive 2008/50/EC.
[Greenhouse gas] National policies and measures (climate change mitigation)
Reporting on: (a) national systems for reporting on policies and measures; (b) updates relevant to their low-carbon development strategies; (c) information on national policies and measures and on implementation of Union policies and measures; (d) information on planned additional national policies and measures; (e) information on domestic action and the use of flexible mechanisms under the Kyoto Protocol.
[Greenhouse gas] Projections (greenhouse gas emissions and removals)
Reporting on: (a) projections without measures where available, projections with measures, and, where available, projections with additional measures; (b) total greenhouse gas projections and separate estimates for the projected greenhouse gas emissions in the EU ETS and under the Effort Sharing Decision; (c) the impact of policies and measures; (d) results of the sensitivity analysis performed for the projections; (e) all relevant references to the assessment and the technical reports that underpin the projections.
[Greenhouse gas] Use of auctioning revenue and project credits
Reporting on: - a detailed justification of the use of credits from project types that cannot be used by operators in the EU ETS; - information on the use of revenues during the year X-1 generated by the Member State by auctioning allowances and aviation allowances; - information regarding hydroelectric power production project activities with a generating capacity exceeding 20 MW. - auctioning revenue not disbursed in previous year.
[Air Quality] (J) Information on the scenario for the attainment year (Article 13)
[Air Quality] (K) Information on measures (Articles 13 and 14)
Article 13 Air quality plans 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Parts H, I, J and K of Annex II to this Decision on air quality plans as required by Article 23 of Directive 2008/50/EC including: (a) the mandatory elements of the air quality plan as listed pursuant to Article 23 of Directive 2008/50/EC in Section A of Annex XV to Directive 2008/50/EC; (b) references to where the public can have access to regularly updated information on the implementation of the air quality plans. 2. The information shall be made available to the Commission without delay, and no later than 2 years after the end of the calendar year in which the first exceedance was observed. Article 14 Measures to comply with the target values of Directive 2004/107/EC 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part K of Annex II to this Decision on measures taken to comply with the target values as required pursuant to Article 5(2) of Directive 2004/107/EC. 2. The information shall be made available to the Commission no later than 2 years after the end of the year in which the exceedance triggering the measure was observed.
[EEA-Eionet] Horizon 2020 initiative for a cleaner Mediterranean Sea (SoE)
The Cairo Declaration of the Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Conference on the Environment held in Cairo on 20 November 2006 states that: “... the Euro-Mediterranean Ministers of Environment and other heads of delegation at the Cairo Ministerial Conference ... Endorse the timetable for the Horizon 2020 initiative for de-pollution of the Mediterranean Sea by 2020 attached to this declaration. ... Undertake to take steps to develop national integrated environmental information systems to produce reliable, comparable and timely statistical data and information to support Horizon 2020 aims.” According to the Horizon 2020 –Timetable for the first phase (2007-2013) (Annex to the Cairo Declaration): “At intermediate dates the initiative will be monitored with the production of: – Five yearly reports on the state of the environment in the Mediterranean Sea based on an agreed set of indicators in line with progress in the context of EMMA and the national and regional diagnosis carried out by MEDPOL – Biennial synthesis progress report focusing on country profiles in line with UNEP/MAP’s work programme. All countries to provide regular data and information on pollution sources and levels to allow preparation of monitoring reports.” Cairo declaration (http://ec.europa.eu/environment/enlarg/med/pdf/cairo_declaration_en.pdf) Following the Union for the Mediterranean Conference on Environment and Climate Change, 13 May 2014 (http://ufmsecretariat.org/euro-mediterranean-cooperation-on-environment-and-climate-change-ufm-holds-ministerial-meeting-in-athens/), Ministers reaffirmed the Cairo mandate and emphasised the need for all Mediterranean partner countries “to address data needs by applying the principles of Shared Environment Information Systems (SEIS) in line with the commitments under the ECAP Decisions of the Barcelona Convention, also contributing to its regional integrated monitoring” allowing “having an accurate picture of the State of the Mediterranean Sea”. Mediterranean Partner Countries participating in ENPI-SEIS South deliver the agreed H2020 indicators in line with the ENPI-SEIS work plan and indicators guidelines. Communication from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament - Establishing an Environment Strategy for the Mediterranean {SEC(2006)1082} /* COM/2006/0475 final */, http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=COM:2006:0475:FIN:EN:PDF
[Greenhouse gas] Low-carbon development strategies
Reporting of Member States' low-carbon development strategies, the status of their implementation and any updates. These strategies contribute to the transparent and accurate monitoring of the actual and projected progress made by Member States, including the contribution made by Union measures, in fulfilling the Union’s and the Member States’ commitments under the UNFCCC, and to meeting the greenhouse gas emission reduction commitments of Member States under Decision No 406/2009/EC and achieving long-term emission reductions.
[Greenhouse gas] Greenhouse gas inventories
Reporting on greenhouse gas inventories, indicators, Kyoto units, summary information on concluded transfers pursuant to Article 3(4) and (5) of Decision No 406/2009/EC, for the year X-1, use of flexible mechanisms under the Kyoto Protocol, steps taken to improve inventory estimates, allocation of ETS verified emissions to source categories, results of consistency checks, changes to national system and registry, information on QA/QC plans.
[Greenhouse gas] Approximated greenhouse gas inventories
Approximated greenhouse gas inventories for the year X-1. (Those reported under the UNFCCC and Article 7 of the MMR cover a period until the year X-2.)
[Greenhouse gas] National adaptation actions
Information on Member States' national adaptation planning and strategies, outlining their implemented or planned actions to facilitate adaptation to climate change. That information shall include the main objectives and the climate-change impact category addressed, such as flooding, sea level rise, extreme temperatures, droughts, and other extreme weather events.
[Greenhouse gas] Biennial reports and national communications
Copies of the Member States' national communications (in accordance with Article 12 of the UNFCCC) and biennial reports (in accordance with Decision 2/CP.17 of the Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC or subsequent relevant decisions adopted by the bodies of the UNFCCC) submitted to the UNFCCC Secretariat.
[IED Implementing] Annex I Questionnaire
Questionnaire on the implementation of Directive 2010/75/EU as referred to in the second paragraph of Article 1
[Greenhouse gas] Financial and technology support provided to developing countries
Reporting of information on support provided to developing countries, including information on support for mitigation, adaptation, capacity-building and technology transfer and, if possible, information as to whether financial resources are new and additional. Information on financial flows based on the so-called "Rio markers" for climate change mitigation-related support and climate change adaptation-related support introduced by the OECD Development Assistance Committee and methodological information concerning the implementation of the climate change Rio markers methodology. Information on private financial flows shall include information on the definitions and methodologies used to determine any figures.
[IED] MS implementation of IED (Module 1 - Annex II Decision 2012/795/EU)
Questionnaire on the implementation of Directive 2010/75/EU This reporting refers to the implementation of the Industrial Emissions Directive (Directive 2010/75/EU) and covers the so-called module 1 of the Commission Implementing Decision 2012/795/EU. This reporting covers the implementation practices of the Industrial Emissions Directive by EU Member States.
[Greenhouse gas] Kyoto true-up period reports
Copies of the reports submitted to the UNFCCC Secretariat by the EU and each Member State on the additional period for fulfilling commitments referred to in paragraph 3 of Decision 13/CMP.1 upon the expiry of that period.
[Montreal Ozone] Ozone Depleting Substances Report
[GMM Directive] Three-yearly summary report on the experience with the Directive
Art. 17(2): Every three years, and for the first time on 5 June 2003, Member States shall send the Commission a summary report on their experience with this Directive.
[Greenhouse gas] Land use, land-use change and forestry (LULUCF)
Data and other information on GHG emissions from land use, land-use change and forestry (LULUCF) activities is required under Art.7(1)d of the Monitoring Mechanism Regulation (1), as well as the LULUCF Decision (2). Further details are provided in the MMR's implementing regulation. (1) Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 May 2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and Union level relevant to climate change and repealing Decision No 280/2004/EC (2) Decision No 529/2013/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 May 2013 on accounting rules on greenhouse gas emissions and removals resulting from activities relating to land use, land-use change and forestry and on information concerning actions relating to those activities
[GMM Directive] Yearly summary report on class 3 and class 4 contained uses
Art. 17(1): Member States shall send to the Commission, at the end of each year, a summary report on class 3 and class 4 contained uses notified during that year pursuant to Article 9, including the description, purpose and risks of the contained use(s).
[F-gas Regulation] Fluorinated gases (F-gases) reporting by undertakings (Regulation 2014)
Reporting on production, import, export, feedstock use and destruction of the substances listed in Annexes I or II to the F-gas Regulation. They affect to: - Each producer, importer and exporter that produced, imported or exported one metric tonne or 100 tonnes of CO2 equivalent or more of fluorinated greenhouse gases and gases listed in Annex II. - Each undertaking that destroyed 1 metric tonne or 1 000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent or more of fluorinated greenhouse gases and gases listed in Annex II. - Each undertaking that used 1 000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent or more of fluorinated greenhouse gases as feedstock. - Each undertaking that placed 500 tonnes of CO2 equivalent or more of fluorinated greenhouse gases and gases listed in Annex II contained in products or equipment on the EU market. - Each importer of equipment that place on the market pre-charged equipment where hydrofluorocarbons contained in this equipment have not been placed on the EU market prior to the charging of the equipment.
[EEA AWP] WISE SoE - Water Quality (WISE-4)
Water quality data in rivers, lakes and groundwater. Includes data on nutrients, organic matter, hazardous substances and general physico-chemical parameters. Includes biological data in rivers and lakes.
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2016 Reporting
EC Water Reporting Obligation For operational purposes, the following obligations are part on the 2016 WFD RBMP reporting process: - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2016 Spatial data" - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2016 RBDSUCA XML data" - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2016 RBD XML data"
Spatial reference data sets for WISE (Water Information System for Europe). Includes spatial reference data on: - River basin districts and sub-units - Surface and groundwater water bodies - Monitoring sites
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2016 Spatial data
This reporting obligation has been created for technical reasons. It identifies the deliveries of national spatial data sets under the following obligation: - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2016 Reporting"
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2016 RBDSUCA XML data
This reporting obligation has been created for technical reasons. It identifies the RBDSUCA (River Basin Districts, Sub-units and Competent Authorities) XML deliveries under the following obligation: - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2016 Reporting"
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2016 RBD XML data
This reporting obligation has been created for technical reasons. It identifies the deliveries of RBD-level data under the following obligation: - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2016 Reporting"
[EEA AMP] Ozone - monthly episodes (AQ-2b)
[Industrial Emissions] EU Registry on Industrial Sites
The EU registry on industrial sites is a data flow that collects information on the facilities, installations, and plants which are obliged to report under the European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (E-PRTR) Regulation and the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED). This obligation finds its legal basis in the Commission Implementing Decision 2018/1135/EU (http://data.europa.eu/eli/dec_impl/2018/1135/oj). The first reporting year for this data flow was 2017. From reporting year 2019 thereafter, countries must report the year - 1 information on 30/09/yy (e.g. 2020 information on 30/09/2021).
[E-PRTR regulation] E-PRTR and LCP integrated data reporting
This obligation applies from the 2018 reporting year onwards. Since 2020, the reporting deadline is 30 November (i.e. 11 months after the end of the reporting year). This obligation covers: 1) Data to be reported by Member States according to Article 7 of Regulation 166/2006/EC on the European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (E-PRTR). A revised implementing decision outlining the data to be reported under Article 7 was published in October 2019 and has applied from the 2019 reporting year onwards - Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2019/1741 (http://data.europa.eu/eli/dec_impl/2019/1741/oj). 2) Data to be reported by Member States, on combustion plants, according to Article 72(3) and 72(4) of Directive 2010/75/EU on industrial emissions. 3) From 2023 reporting year (Reporting deadline 30/11/2024), the compulsory reporting of production volume data from E-PRTR facilities by Member States, as specified in Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2022/142 (http://data.europa.eu/eli/dec_impl/2022/142/oj). This obligation brings together the previous separated obligations http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/538 and https://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/756 The administrative data of the facilities and plants to be reported is stored in the so-called EU registry of industrial sites which constitutes obligation http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/721
[IED] Sectoral spotlight IED Glass and Iron & Steel installations (Module 3 – Annex II - Implementing Decision 2012/795/EU)
Questionnaire on the implementation of Directive 2010/75/EU This reporting refers to the implementation of Chapter II to the Industrial Emissions Directive (Directive 2010/75/EU) and covers the so-called module 3 of the Commission Implementing Decision 2012/795/EU. This reporting gathers information on the implementation of BAT-conclusions of sectors for which they are available. The first reporting round, includes the sectors: 1) manufacture of glass and 2) iron and steel production
[IED] Waste incineration and solvent emissions under IED (Module 4 – Annex II - Implementing Decision 2012/795/EU)
Questionnaire on the implementation of Directive 2010/75/EU This reporting refers to the implementation of Chapter IV and V to the Industrial Emissions Directive (Directive 2010/75/EU) and covers the so-called module 4 of the Commission Implementing Decision 2012/795/EU. This reporting gathers information on the implementation of the provisions on waste incineration and solvent emissions.
[Industrial Emissions] Integrated emission management techniques applied in mineral oil and gas refineries under IED (Commission Implementing Decision 2014/768/EU)
This reporting is defined in the Commission Implementing Decision of 30 October 2014 establishing the type, format and frequency of information to be made available by the Member States on integrated emission management techniques applied in mineral oil and gas refineries, pursuant to Directive 2010/75/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council
[Medium Combustion] MCP Directive implementation report
Member States shall, by 1 October 2026 and by 1 October 2031, submit a report to the Commission with qualitative and quantitative information on the implementation of this Directive, on any action taken to verify compliance of the operation of medium combustion plants with this Directive and on any enforcement action for the purposes thereof.
[Medium Combustion] Annual CO emissions and concentration of CO emissions from MCPs
Member States shall submit a report to the Commission, by 1 January 2021, with an estimate of the total annual emissions of CO and any information available on the concentration of emissions of CO from medium combustion plants, grouped by fuel type and capacity class.
[Regulation on] Report on invasive alien species
Member States shall update and transmit to the Commission the following: (a) a description, or an updated version thereof, of the surveillance system pursuant to Article 14 and of the official control system on alien species entering the Union pursuant to Article 15; (b) the distribution of the invasive alien species of Union concern or regional concern in accordance with Article 11(2) present in their territory, including information regarding migratory or reproductive patterns; (c) information about the species considered as invasive alien species of Member State concern pursuant to Article 12(2); (d) the action plans referred to in Article 13(2); (e) aggregated information covering the entire national territory on the eradication measures taken in accordance with Article 17, the management measures undertaken in accordance with Article 19, their effectiveness, and their impact on non-targeted species; (f) the number of the permits referred to in Article 8 and the purpose for which they were issued; (g) measures taken to inform the public about the presence of an invasive alien species and any actions that citizens have been requested to take; (h) the inspections required under Article 8(8); and (i) information on the cost of action undertaken to comply with this Regulation, when available.
By 30 September 2019, and every four years thereafter, Member States shall provide the Commission with a report on the implementation of this Directive.
[Seveso III] Information on establishments
Member States shall supply the Commission with at least the following information: (a) the name or trade name of the operator and the full address of the establishment concerned; (b) the activity or activities of the establishment.
[EMAS Regulation] Information on Competent Bodies and Accreditation and Licensing Bodies
Member States shall inform the Commission of the structure and procedures relating to the functioning of the Competent Bodies and Accreditation and Licensing Bodies and shall update that information, where appropriate.
[EMAS Regulation] Updated information on the measures taken
Every two years, Member States shall report to the Commission updated information on the measures taken pursuant to this Regulation.
[EU Timber] Report on the application of the Regulation
Member States shall make available to the public and the Commission, at the latest by 30 April of each year, information on the application of the Regulation during the previous calendar year.
Every four years the Member States shall submit to the Commission a report on the implementation of the Directive, including the register referred to in point (b) of Article 25(1). The first report shall be sent to the Commission by 30 June 2011. 2011/92/EU: Commission Decision introducing the questionnaire to be used for the first report
[Regulation on] Statistics on the placing on the market of pesticides
Member States shall collect the data necessary for the specification of the characteristics listed in Annex I on an annual basis.
[Seveso III] Information on major accidents
For the purpose of prevention and mitigation of major accidents, Member States shall inform the Commission of major accidents meeting the criteria of Annex VI which have occurred within their territory. They shall provide it with the following details: (a) the Member State, the name and address of the authority responsible for the report; (b) the date, time and place of the accident, including the full name of the operator and the address of the establishment involved; (c) a brief description of the circumstances of the accident, including the dangerous substances involved, and the immediate effects on human health and the environment; (d) a brief description of the emergency measures taken and of the immediate precautions necessary to prevent recurrence; (e) the results of their analysis and recommendations.
[Regulation on] Statistics on agricultural use of pesticides
Member States shall collect the data necessary for the specification of the characteristics listed in Annex II in five-year periods.
Member States shall submit to the Commission a report outlining the actions taken to implement the Regulation.
Every three years, Member States shall electronically transmit the report to the Commission no later than nine months after the end of the three-year period covered by it.
[Regulation (EU)] Information concerning the operation of the procedures
Member States and the European Chemicals Agency shall forward information to the Commission every three years concerning the operation of the procedures provided for in this Regulation, including customs controls, infringements, penalties and remedial action, as appropriate. The Commission shall adopt an implementing act laying down in advance a common format for reporting.
[Regulation on] Report on the results of the official controls, and other enforcement measures taken
Member States shall submit a report to the Agency every five years by 1 July on the results of the official controls, and other enforcement measures taken. The first report shall be submitted by 20 January 2012. The Agency shall make those reports available to the Commission, which shall take them into account for its report under Article 117 of Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006.
[CLRTAP] LRTAP Convention - Projected emissions
European Union (EU) emission inventory report to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP).
[CLRTAP] LRTAP Convention - Large point source (LPS)
[CLRTAP] LRTAP Convention - Gridded emissions data
[Unknown] Air emission annual data reporting (CLRTAP/EMEP) - informative inventory report
[Environmental Quality] Environmental Quality Standards Directive - Watch list
EC water reporting obligation Watch list of substances for Union-wide monitoring in the field of water policy pursuant to Directive 2008/105/EC The content and reporting process for this obligation overlaps that of the WISE SoE - Water Quality (WISE-6) reporting obligation. See http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/14
[NEC Directive] National Emission reduction Commitments Directive (NECD) - National emission inventories
Reporting according to Annex I, Table A. and B. of the NECD as referred to in Article 8 (1): annual emissions reporting of main air pollutants, heavy metals and persistent organic pollutants
[NEC Directive] National Emission reduction Commitments Directive (NECD) - National gridded data of emissions by source category (GNFR)
Reporting according to Annex I, Table C, of the NECD as referred to in Article 8 (2.): quadrennial reporting of gridded data
[NEC Directive] National Emission reduction Commitments Directive (NECD) - Large point source (LPS) emissions data by source category (GNFR)
Reporting according to Annex I, Table C, of the NECD as referred to in Article 8 (2.): quadrennial reporting of large point source (LPS) emissions.
[NEC Directive] National Emission reduction Commitments Directive (NECD) - Projected emissions
Reporting according to Annex I, Table C, of the NECD as referred to in Article 8 (2.): biennial reporting of emission projections.
[NEC Directive] National Emission reduction Commitments Directive (NECD) - Informative Inventory Report (IIR)
Reporting according to Annex I, Table D, of the NECD as referred to in Article 8 (3.): annual compilation of informative inventory reports (IIRs)
[NEC Directive] National Emission reduction Commitments Directive (NECD) - National air pollution control programmes
Air pollution control programmes to assess to what extent emission sources are likely to have an impact on air quality and to take account of the need to reduce air pollutant emissions for the purpose of reaching compliance with air quality objectives
[CLRTAP] LRTAP Convention - Informative Inventory Report
[Greenhouse gas] Concluded transfers under the Effort Sharing Decision
Summary information on concluded transfers pursuant to Article 3(4) and (5) of Decision No 406/2009/EC (the 'Effort Sharing Decision'), for the year X-1. This information is reported at the same time as greenhouse gas inventories for the year X-2.
[Fuel Quality] Fuel Quality Directive Article 7a
Article 7a of the Fuel Quality Directive 98/70/EC imposes requirements on fuel suppliers to reduce the greenhouse gas intensity of energy supplied for road transport. Its Implementing Directive 2015/652/EU specifies in Article 5 and Annex III that Member States have to report the data showing these reductions by using the ReportNet Tools of the EEA.
[EEA-Eionet] Designation types of designated areas
A registry for the national and international designation types of designated areas and the legislative instruments, which directly or indirectly create the designated areas (~protected areas). A designation type may provide information about the purpose of the protected areas, conservation objectives, restrictions or management measures in addition to information about the legislative instrument.
[Air Quality] (D1b) Information on the assessment methods (Articles 8 and 9) - for models and objective estimation
Article 8 Methods for the demonstration and subtraction of exceedances attributable to natural sources or to winter-sanding or -salting 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part D of Annex II on the methods used for the demonstration and subtraction of exceedances attributable to natural sources or to winter-sanding or -salting applied within individual zones and agglomerations according to Articles 20 and 21 of Directive 2008/50/EC. 2. Member States shall make the information referred to in paragraph 1 available to the Commission for a full calendar year no later than 9 months after the end of each calendar year. Article 9 Assessment methods 1. In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5 of this Decision, Member States shall make available the information set out in Part D of Annex II on the quality and traceability of the assessment methods applied. 2. Member States shall make the information referred to in paragraph 1 available to the Commission for a full calendar year no later than 9 months after the end of each calendar year. 3. Where in a particular zone or agglomeration fixed measurement is mandatory according to Article 4 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Articles 6 and 9 and Article 10(6) of Directive 2008/50/EC, the information shall include at least the following: (a) the measurement configuration; (b) the demonstration of equivalence where a non-reference method is used; (c) the sampling point location, its description and classification; (d) the documentation of data quality. 4. Where in a particular zone or agglomeration indicative measurement is applied in accordance with Article 4 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Articles 6 and 9 and Article 10(6) of Directive 2008/50/EC, the information shall include at least the following: (a) the measurement method applied; (b) the sampling points and the coverage area; (c) the validation method; (d) the documentation of data quality. 5. Where in a particular zone or agglomeration modelling techniques are applied in accordance with Article 4 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Articles 6 and 9 of Directive 2008/50/EC, the information shall include at least the following: (a) the description of the modelling system and its inputs; (b) the model validation through measurements; (c) the coverage area; (d) the documentation of data quality. 6. Where in a particular zone or agglomeration objective estimation is applied in accordance with Article 4 of Directive 2004/107/EC and Articles 6 and 9 of Directive 2008/50/EC, the information shall include at least the following: (a) the description of the estimation method; (b) the documentation of data quality. 7. Member States shall also make available the information set out in Part D of Annex II on the quality and traceability of the assessment methods applied, for the networks and stations selected by the Member States for the purpose of the reciprocal exchange of information as referred to in point (b) of Article 1 for the pollutants listed in Part B of Annex I and where available for the additional pollutants listed in Part C of Annex I and for the additional pollutants listed on the portal for that purpose. Paragraphs 1 to 6 of this Article shall apply to the exchanged information. Delivery process is managed by EEA
[IED] Reporting on Combustion Plants under Art. 72 of the IED (2010/75/EU)
Note: This reporting obligation will be integrated with the integrated reporting on E-PRTR and LCPs (http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/720) as from 2020. For all combustion plants covered by Chapter III of Directive 2010/75/EU, Member States shall, from 1 January 2016, establish an annual inventory of the sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and dust emissions and energy input. Taking into account the aggregation rules set out in Article 29, the competent authority shall obtain the following data for each combustion plant: (a) the total rated thermal input (MW) of the combustion plant; (b) the type of combustion plant: boiler, gas turbine, gas engine, diesel engine, other (specifying the type); (c) the date of the start of operation of the combustion plant; (d) the total annual emissions (tonnes per year) of sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and dust (as total suspended particles); (e) the number of operating hours of the combustion plant; (f) the total annual amount of energy input, related to the net calorific value (TJ per year), broken down in terms of the following categories of fuel: coal, lignite, biomass, peat, other solid fuels (specifying the type), liquid fuels, natural gas, other gases (specifying the type).
[Marine Strategy] MSFD - Article 4 - Spatial data
This reporting obligation has been created for technical reasons. It identifies the deliveries of national spatial data sets under the MSFD reporting on Article 4 (geographic areas). Member States shall, when implementing their obligations under this Directive, take due account of the fact that their marine waters form an integral part of the marine regions and subregions, and they shall inform the Commission of any subdivisions of those.
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - Programmes of Measures - 2018 Reporting
EC Water Reporting Obligation Article 15(3) of the Water Framework Directive: "Member States shall, within three years of the publication of each Water Framework Directive River Basin Management Plan or its update, submit an interim report describing progress in the implementation of the planned programme of measures."
[F-gas Regulation] Fluorinated gases (F-gases) verification reporting (Bulk imports)
Reporting on production, import, export, feedstock use and destruction of the substances listed in Annexes I or II to the F-gas Regulation. They affect to: Each undertaking which under Article 19 paragraph 1 reports on the placing on the market 10 000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent or more of hydrofluorocarbons during the preceding calendar year shall, in addition, ensure that the accuracy of the data is verified by an independent auditor (Article 19 (6) of the F-gas Regulation).
[F-gas Regulation] Fluorinated gases (F-gases) verification reporting (Equipment imports)
The importer of equipment shall submit the verification document referred to in Article 3(2) of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2016/879 Article 4, using the reporting tool made available pursuant to Article 1 of Implementing Regulation (EU) No 1191/2014 by 31 March every year for the preceding calendar year and indicate in the tool the auditor's findings about the level of accuracy of the relevant documentation and declarations.
[Marine Strategy] MSFD - Articles 8, 9 and 10 - Data
This reporting obligation has been created for technical reasons. It identifies the deliveries of national data sets under the MSFD reporting on Articles 8 (assessment), 9 (determination of GES) and 10 (establishment of environmental targets). Member States shall, in respect of each marine region or subregion concerned, and regarding the implementation of a marine strategy for their marine waters, make an assessment, determine a set of characteristics for good environmental status on the basis of the qualitative descriptors listed in Annex I, and establish a comprehensive set of environmental targets and associated indicators for their marine waters to guide towards achieving good environmental status in the marine environment taking into account the indicative lists of pressures and impacts and characteristics of Annex III.
[Marine Strategy] MSFD - Articles 8, 9 and 10 - Text reports
This reporting obligation has been created for technical reasons. It identifies the deliveries of national text reports under the MSFD reporting on Articles 8 (assessment), 9 (determination of GES) and 10 (establishment of environmental targets). Member States shall, in respect of each marine region or subregion concerned, and regarding the implementation of a marine strategy for their marine waters, make an assessment, determine a set of characteristics for good environmental status on the basis of the qualitative descriptors listed in Annex I, and establish a comprehensive set of environmental targets and associated indicators for their marine waters to guide towards achieving good environmental status in the marine environment taking into account the indicative lists of pressures and impacts and characteristics of Annex III.
[Environmental Quality] Environmental Quality Standards Directive - Preliminary programmes of measures and supplementary monitoring
Preliminary programmes of measures and supplementary monitoring
[NEC Directive] National Emission reduction Commitments Directive (NECD) - Network of impact monitoring sites
According to Article 9, Member States shall report by 1 July 2018 and every four years thereafter the location of the monitoring sites and the associated indicators used for monitoring air pollution impacts to the European Commission and the EEA.
[NEC Directive] National Emission reduction Commitments Directive (NECD) - Impact monitoring data
According to Article 9, shall Member States report by 1 July 2019 and every for years thereafter, data for sites representative of their freshwater, natural and semi-natural habitats and ecosystem types that ensure the monitoring of negative impacts of air pollutants on ecosystems (taking a cost-effective and risk-based approach). Member States shall report to the European Commission and the EEA.
[HDV Monitoring] Reporting of registrations of new heavy-duty vehicles in the Member States
According to the HDV Monitoring and Reporting Regulation 2018/956, starting from 1 January 2019, Member States shall monitor the data specified in Part A of Annex I relating to new heavy-duty vehicles registered for the first time in the Union. By September 30 each year, starting in 2020, the competent authorities of the Member States shall report those data of the previous reporting period of 1 July to 30 June to the Commission in accordance with the reporting procedure set out in Annex II. With regard to 2019, the data reported by 30 September 2020 shall include data monitored from 1 January 2019 to 30 June 2020.
[HDV Monitoring] Reporting of data on new heavy-duty vehicles by manufacturers
According to the HDV Monitoring and Reporting Regulation (EU) 2018/956, manufacturers of heavy-duty vehicles shall monitor the data specified in point 2 of Part B of Annex I, for each new heavy-duty vehicle. By 30 September each year, from the starting years set out in point 1 of Part B of Annex I, manufacturers of heavy-duty vehicles shall report those data for each new heavy-duty vehicle with a date of simulation falling within the reporting period of 1 July to 30 June to the Commission in accordance with the reporting procedure set out in Annex II. With regard to 2019, manufacturers shall report the data for each new heavy-duty vehicle with a date of simulation falling within the period 1 January 2019 to 30 June 2020.
[NEC Directive] National Emission reduction Commitments Directive (NECD) - Flexibilities
Submission of adjustment (new and approved ones) of the National Emission Inventory submitted under http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/748
[NEC Directive] National Emission reduction Commitments Directive (NECD) - Policies and Measures (PaMs)
Submission of Policies and Measures (PaMs) included into the National Air Pollution Control Programme and created with the WebForm available at this link: https://webforms.eionet.europa.eu/
Submission of adjustment (new and approved ones) of the National Emission Inventory submitted under http://rod.eionet.europa.eu/obligations/357.
Collection of data on land parcel sizes for agri-environmental assessments. Voluntary data provision by countries (EEA39, contributing to EEA's Work Programme (SA 1.7.7 Agriculture ecosystems in the MAWP).
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Flood Hazard Maps and Flood Risk Maps - 2020
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Flood Risk Management Plans - 2022
Member States shall establish Flood Risk Management Plans (FRMP). The FRMP must set out appropriate objectives for the management of flood risk within the areas covered by the plan. The objectives must focus on reducing the adverse consequences of flooding for human health, the environment, cultural heritage and economic activities.
[EEA-Eionet] ENI-SEIS II South indicators
Countries participating in ENI-SEIS II South Project will deliver the indicators on which they have agreed by the Horizon 2020 Steering group in December 2014.
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2022 Spatial data
This reporting obligation has been created for technical reasons, to support the delivery of updated national spatial data sets if there has been a re-delineation of River Basin Districts, sub-units or water bodies in the scope of the 3rd River Basin Management Plans.
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Units of Management and Competent Authorities - 2019
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment and Areas of Potential Significant Flood Risk - 2019
[Bern Convention] Reporting under Resolution No. 8 (2012)
Reporting under Resolution No. 8 (2012) on the conservation status of species and habitats of European importance. Compulsory reports submitted by Contracting Parties on the conservation status of species and habitats respectively listed on Resolutions No. 6 (1998) and No. 4 (1996).
[Industrial Emissions] MS implementation of IED (Annex II of Commission Implementing Decision 2018/1135)
Information on waste incineration plants and waste co-incineration plants with a nominal capacity of less than 2 tonnes per hour and on installations covered by Chapter V of Directive 2010/75/EU. This reporting obligation refers to the implementation of the Industrial Emissions Directive (Directive 2010/75/EU) and covers only Annex II of the Commission Implementing Decision 2018/1135. The information reported relates to two areas, namely: 1. A reference to the list of installations made publicly available in accordance with Article 55(3) of Directive 2010/75/EU. 2. Summary information on installations covered by Chapter V of Directive 2010/75/EU. The format to be used is an Excel sheet template prepared by the European Commission and referred to below. The reference year to be reported is 2021. Please follow the instructions of the template.
[Mercury Regulation] Mercury Regulation: Activities involving the use of mercury
According to the following articles of the Mercury Regulation: Article 7(1), Article 7(2), Article 9, Article 10, Article 18(1)(c), Article 18(1)(d), Article 18(1)(e); Countries are required to report certain information on activities involving the use of mercury. All the reporting requirements related to these activities have been grouped in this reporting obligation to facilitate reporting from countries.
[Mercury Regulation] Mercury Regulation: Import restrictions - Mercury and mercury mixtures (non-waste)
The Mercury Regulation imposes certain prohibitions and limitations around imports of mercury and mercury mixtures in its article 4. Compliance with those is followed up, among other means, via a reporting requirement which is included in this obligation. The obligation to report includes the issuing of written consents together with an account of the amounts traded and their intended use.
[Mercury Regulation] Mercury Regulation: Import restrictions - Mercury as waste
The Mercury Regulation imposes certain prohibitions and limitations around imports of mercury and mercury mixtures as waste in its article 4. Compliance with those is followed up, among other means, via a reporting requirement, which is included in this obligation. The obligation to report includes an account of the amounts traded and their intended treatment operations.
[Mercury Regulation] Mercury Regulation: Copy of the Report under Article 21 of the Minamata Convention
According to the Article 18(3) of the Mercury Regulation, countries are to make available to the Commission the reports the provide to the Secretariat of the Minamata Convention. This obligation offers a repository where countries are expected to submit such a copy of the reports in accepted format (i.e. PDF, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word).
[Bathing Water] Bathing Water Directive - Monitoring and Classification of Bathing Waters
Member States shall provide the Commission with a) the results of the monitoring and b) the bathing water quality assessment for each bathing water, as well as c) a description of significant management measures taken. Notes: This reporting obligation was created to support data delivery according to the 2019 revised data model. Until the bathing season 2021, data were reported to CDR (Reportnet 2). As of the bathing season 2022, the data are being reported on the Reportnet 3 platform.
[Bathing Water] Bathing Water Directive - Identification of Bathing Waters
Member States shall notify the Commission of a) all waters identified as bathing waters, b) including the reason for any change compared to the preceding year, before the start of the bathing season. Member States are only required to report for a given bathing season on a) new bathing waters and/or b) changes to the pre-existing bathing waters. Notes: - This reporting obligation was created to support data delivery according to the most recent data model published in 2019. - The spatial data is aligned with the reporting of Protected Areas under the Water Framework Directive.
At its 66th meeting, the Standing Committee adopted a new annual illegal trade report, based on the proposal in Annex 5 of document SC66 Doc. 30.2.
[Helsinki Convention] Waterborne pollution input assessment (PLC Water) - quantified waterborne discharges (Recommendtion 37-38/1)
Quantified waterborne discharges from point sources and losses from diffuse pollution sources as well as the quantified natural background losses into inland surface waters within the catchment area of the Baltic Sea are to be reported to HELCOM every six years. The reporting includes quantification of the transboundary waterborne inputs together with other relevant information related to these inputs as specified in the PLC-Water Guidelines
[Regulation (EU)] Monitoring of implementation [Article 13]
Member States shall draw up and publish a report containing: (a) information on the application of this Regulation, including information on enforcement activities, infringements and penalties; (b) information compiled from the notifications received pursuant to Article 4(2) and (3), Article 5(2) and point (b)(iv) of Article 7(4); (c) information compiled from the release inventories drawn up pursuant to Article 6(1); (d) information on implementation in accordance with the national implementation plans drawn up pursuant to Article 9(2); (e) information on the presence of substances listed in Part A of Annex III in the environment, as compiled pursuant to Article 10; (f) annual monitoring and statistical data on the actual or estimated total manufacturing and placing on the market of any substance listed in Annex I or II, including relevant indicators, overview maps, reports.
[Helsinki Convention] Municipal wastewater treatment (Recommendation 28E/5)
Reporting on municipal wastewater treatment
[Helsinki Convention] System of coastal and marine Baltic Sea Protected Areas (HELCOM MPAs) - most recent numerical and descriptive data (Recommendation 35/1)
The Contracting Parties continuously report the most recent numerical and descriptive data on HELCOM MPAs to HELCOMs data systems (HELCOM MPA database, GIS based map and data service).
[Energy Community] Energy community - Reporting on Combustion Plants
Members to the Energy Community are to report data on emissions and energy input to the so-called Large Combustion Plants as defined by the Industrial Emissions Directive (2010/75/EU).
[Regulation on] Integrated national policies and measures - GovReg
Article 17(2)(a), (c) and (e); Article 18(1)(a); Article 20(b); Article 21(b) and (c) Implementing Regulation 2020/1208, Annex XXIV Implementing Regulation 2022/2299, Annexes IX - XIV
[Regulation on] National projections of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions - GovReg
Article 18(1)(b) Implementing Regulation 2020/1208, Annex XXV
[Regulation on] National climate change adaptation planning and strategies - GovReg
Article 19(1) Implementing Regulation 2020/1208, Annex I
[Regulation on] National systems for policies and measures and projections - GovReg
Article 39(3) Implementing Regulation 2020/1208, Annex XXIII
[Basel Convention] Yearly report to the Basel Convention
[Regulation on] Use of ETS auctioning revenues - GovReg
Article 19(2) Implementing Regulation 2020/1208, Annex II
[Regulation on] Support to developing countries - GovReg
Article 19(3) Implementing Regulation 2020/1208, Annexes III - V
[Regulation on] Approximated greenhouse gas inventories - GovReg
Article 26(2) Implementing Regulation 2020/1208, Annex VI
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2022 Reporting
For operational purposes, the following obligations are part on the Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2022 reporting process: - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2022 Spatial data" - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2022 RBDSUCA XML data" - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2022 RBD XML data"
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2022 RBDSUCA XML data
This reporting obligation has been created for technical reasons. The national deliveries must identify the River Basin Districts, Sub-units and Competent Authorities (RBDSUCA) for the 3rd River Basin Management Plans reported under the following obligation: - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2022 Reporting"
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2022 RBD XML data
This reporting obligation was created for technical reasons. The deliveries, at River Basin District level, contain structured XML data with information about the 3rd River Basin Management Plans reported under the following obligation: - "Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plans - 2022 Reporting"
[Dangerous Substances] Implementation Report Dangerous substances
[GroundWater Directive] GroundWater Directive dangerous substances report
[Drinking Water] Drinking Water Directive - Report
[Shellfish Directive] Shellfish Directive report
[Drinking Water] Drinking Water Abstraction Directive report
[Sampling Drinking] Report on methods of measurement and frequencies of sampling
[LCP Directive] Summary of emission inventory for large combustion plants (LCP), Art 4.(4) and 15.(3) plants
This obligation includes in a single reporting channel the data on: 1) Summary of the emission inventory for all combustion plants with a rated thermal input of 50MW or more showing refinery data separately according to Annex VIIIB to the LCP Directive. 2) Plants declared for eligibility under article 4(4) along with the record of the used and unused time allowed for the plants remaining operational life 3) Plants applying Article 5 or the provisions of the Nota Bene in Annex III or the footnotes in Annex VI.A of the LCP Directive shall report thereon annually to the Commission. This reporting is currently using an XML-based submission assisted by a web-form. The Commission has set a common deadline for this reporting every 31 March so that reporting coincides with E-PRTR reporting. The reference year is year -2.
[EEA-Eionet] WISE - Spatial Data (WISE-5)
EIONET spatial reference data sets for WISE (Water Information System for Europe). Includes spatial reference data on: - River basin districts and sub-units - Surface and groundwater water bodies - Monitoring sites Only Data Providers that do not report under WFD must report their reference spatial data under WISE-5. This includes: Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Turkey, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia.
[CO2 monitoring] Real-world fuel consumption of cars and vans: Countries
Real-world data and VINs of new passenger cars and new light commercial vehicles that are registered from 1 January 2021 and that are equipped with on-board fuel and/or energy consumption monitoring devices, reported by countries
[CO2 emissions] Monitoring and reporting of average CO2 emissions (light commercial vehicles): Manufacturers
1. Member States record information for each new passenger car and van registered in its territory and transmit this information to the European Commission by 28 February of each year. Data are submitted to the EEA. 2. Manufacturers transmit information for each vehicle sold in the EU-28 to the European Commission by 28 February of each year. These confidential data are submitted to the EEA. 3. The EEA performs various quality checks in order to evaluate the accuracy and the quality of the data sets. On the basis of the checks and the feedback from Member States, the EEA finalises and publishes a preliminary database in spring of each year. At the same time, notification letters are sent to manufacturers informing them of their provisional CO2 performance. 4. Manufacturers can, within three months of being notified of the provisional calculation, notify the Commission of any errors in the data. In order to facilitate error notification for vans, those manufacturers that submitted vehicle identification numbers (VINs) are informed about those VINs matching with Member State data. 5. The EEA and the European Commission subsequently assess the manufacturers’ corrections and, where justified, take them into account for the calculation of the manufacturer final average specific CO2 emissions and specific emissions targets. The final data and targets need to be published by 31 October each year.
Directive 2008/98/EC lays down an obligation for Member States to take measures to encourage reuse as part of their waste prevention programmes, and to monitor and assess the implementation of their measures on reuse by measuring reuse in accordance with a common methodology, which is to be established by the Commission. Directive 2008/98/EC also lays down an obligation for Member States to report data on reuse to the Commission every year in a format to be established by the Commission.
[CO2 monitoring] Real-world fuel consumption of cars and vans: Manufacturers
Real-world data together with the VINs of new passenger cars and new light commercial vehicles that are registered from 1 January 2021 and that are equipped with on-board fuel and/or energy consumption monitoring devices, reported by the manufacturers (collected by authorised dealers or repairers)
[CO2 emissions] CO2 emissions from new passenger cars: Manufacturers
1. Member States shall record information for each new passenger car and van registered in its territory and transmit this information to the Commission by 28 February of each year. Data are submitted to the EEA 2. The EEA performs several quality checks in order to evaluate the accuracy and the quality of the dataset. On the basis of the checks and the feedbacks from Member States the EEA finalises and publishes the preliminary database. 3. At the same time, notification letters are sent to manufacturers informing them of their provisional CO2 performances. 4. Manufacturers can, within three months of being notified of the provisional calculation, notify the Commission of any errors in the data. 5. The EEA and the European Commission assess the manufacturers’ corrections, and, where justified, take them into account for the calculation of the manufacturer final average CO2 emissions and specific emission targets
[Sewage Sludge] Reporting on Sewage Sludge (revised)
Regulation (EU) 2019/1010 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 June 2019 on the alignment of reporting obligations in the field of legislation related to the environment, and amending Regulations (EC) No 166/2006 and (EU) No 995/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council, Directives 2002/49/EC, 2004/35/EC, 2007/2/EC, 2009/147/EC and 2010/63/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council, Council Regulations (EC) No 338/97 and (EC) No 2173/2005, and Council Directive 86/278/EEC (Text with EEA relevance)
[EU Biodiversity] Pledges on improvement in conservation status of habitats and species
Section 2.2 of the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 concerns a new plan with ambitious nature restoration targets. In that context, Member States are requested to ensure no deterioration in conservation trends and status of all protected habitats and species by 2030. In addition, Member States have to ensure that at least 30% of species and habitats not currently in favourable status are in that category or show a strong positive trend. These targets have been welcomed by the EU Council of Ministers in its October 2020 conclusions. The pledge-and-review process for proposing and discussing Member State contributions towards reaching the targets is described in “Guidance to Member States on how to select and prioritise species/habitats for the 30% conservation improvement target under the strategy”.
[Regulation on] Additional reporting obligations in the area of energy efficiency – GovReg
Article 21(c) Implementing Regulation 2022/2299, Annex XVII
[Regulation on] Progress towards objectives, targets and contributions (Decarbonisation: renewable energy) - GovReg
Article 4(a)(2); Article 20(a) Implementing Regulation 2022/2299, Annex II
[Regulation on] Additional reporting obligations in the area of renewable energy – GovReg
Article 20(c) Implementing Regulation 2022/2299, Annex XVI
The EU Forest Strategy for 2030 includes the roadmap for the implementation of the pledge based on the overall principle of planting and growing the right tree in the right place and for the right purpose.
[Regulation on] Progress towards objectives, targets and contributions (Energy efficiency) - GovReg
Article 4(a)(2); Article 21(a) Implementing Regulation 2022/2299, Annex IV
[EU Biodiversity] Pledges on protected areas
Section 2.1 of the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 concerns a coherent network of protected areas. It recognises that protected areas are important for the conservation of biodiversity and that the existing network of protected areas is not sufficiently large to safeguard biodiversity. The strategy therefore sets the objective of establishing a truly coherent Trans-European Nature Network, by legally protecting at least 30% of the land, including inland waters, and 30% of the sea in the EU, of which at least one third (10% of land and 10% of sea) to be under strict protection, and by ensuring effective and adequate management of these areas. These targets have been welcomed by the EU Council of Ministers in its October 2020 conclusions. The pledge-and-review process for proposing and discussing contributions towards reaching the 30% target in the strategy is described in the “Criteria and guidance for protected areas designations”.
[Regulation on] Greenhouse gas emissions inventories - GovReg
Article 26(3) Implementing Regulation 2020/1208, Annexes VII - XXI
[Regulation on] Progress towards objectives, targets and contributions (Decarbonisation: adaptation) - GovReg
Article 4(a)(1), Article 17(2)(d) Implementing Regulation 2022/2299, Annex III
[Regulation on] Progress towards objectives, targets and contributions (Decarbonisation: greenhouse gas emissions and removals) - GovReg
Article 4(a)(1); Article 17(2)(a) Implementing Regulation 2022/2299, Annex I
[Adapted Governance] Integrated reporting on greenhouse gas policies and measures
Contracting Parties shall report their national policies and measures or groups of measures as set out in Annex VI.
[Adapted Governance] National climate change adaptation planning and strategies dataset - Energy Community
By 15 March 2023, and every two years thereafter, Contracting Parties shall report to the Secretariat information on their national climate change adaptation planning and strategies, outlining their implemented and planned actions to facilitate adaptation to climate change, including the information specified in Part 1 of Annex VIII and in accordance with the reporting requirements agreed upon under the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement.
[Adapted Governance] National systems for policies and measures and projections - Energy Community
Contracting Parties and the Secretariat shall operate and seek to continuously improve national and Energy Community systems for reporting on policies and measures and for reporting on projections of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions by sources and removals by sinks. Those systems shall include the relevant institutional, legal and procedural arrangements established within a Contracting Party and the Energy Community for evaluating policy and making projections of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions by sources and removals by sinks.
[Water Framework] Water Framework Directive - Programmes of Measures - 2024 reporting
EC Water Reporting Obligation Article 15(3) of the Water Framework Directive: "Member States shall, within three years of the publication of each Water Framework Directive River Basin Management Plan or its update, submit an interim report describing progress in the implementation of the planned programme of measures." This reporting obligation is an Eionet core data flow. Delivery process is managed by EEA.
[HDV Monitoring] Reporting on HDV baseline resimulation
If the simulation rules of VECTO or of Regulation 2017/2400 are modified such that it changes the CO2 emissions of vehicles, Article 11(2) a of 2019/1242 requires an adjustment of the baseline (under certain circumstances). This dataflow collects data from OEMs in order to analyse if such a baseline adjustment is needed.
[Adapted Governance] Use of revenues from carbon pricing mechanisms - Energy Community
Reporting of the use of carbon price mechanisms revenues under the Adapted Governance Regulation - Energy Community
[Water Reuse] Water Reuse Regulation - Report
By June 2026, pursuant to Article 11(1)(a) and Article 11(2) of the Water Reuse Regulation (WRR), Member States must set up data sets containing information on the outcome of compliance checks and other information to be made available to the public in accordance with Article 10 of the WRR. These data sets should be updated every six years. However, Article 11(1)(b) of the WRR introduces a provision for annual reporting on cases of noncompliance and measures taken to restore compliance. These data sets have to be set up by June 2024 and Member States must update them annually thereafter. Pursuant to Article 11(2) of the WRR, Member States must ensure that the European Commission, the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control have access to the data sets.
[Drinking Water] DWD exceedances, incidents and derogations - Article 18.1 (c, d, e)
Article 18.1 (c, d, e) requires Member States to set up, and update annually, a data set exceedances, incidents, and derogations. The reporting information is described in the recast DWD as follows: For exceedances a data set containing monitoring results, in cases of exceedances of the parametric values set out in Parts A and B of Annex I, collected in accordance with Articles 9 and 13 and information about the remedial actions taken in accordance with Article 14. For incidents a data set containing information on incidents relating to water intended for human consumption that have caused a potential risk to human health, regardless of whether any failure to meet the parametric values occurred, that lasted for more than 10 consecutive days and that affected at least 1 000 people, including the causes of those incidents and remedial actions taken in accordance with Article 14. For derogations a data set containing information on all derogations granted in accordance with Article 15(1), including the information provided for in Article 15(2). In accordance with the recast DWD, the Commission confirms that the Member States’ data sets must be updated annually by 12 January. The transfer of the data sets will take place through the European Environmental Agency’s (EEA) Reportnet3 platform. The Reportnet3 platform will be continuously open to allow for an accumulative transfer of data for any consecutive period, as soon as it becomes available. Please note, this approach does not preclude single delivery of full year datasets. As foreseen in Article 18(3) of the DWD, the Commission will request EEA to publish a Union-wide overview based on the data sets submitted. This Union-wide overview will be publicly accessible and updated annually. The Commission intends to request EEA to establish and publish its Union-wide overview in June of each year, taking into account Member States’ data sets related to the previous calendar year submitted through Reportnet3. The Union-wide overview can be updated at all times by EEA on request of the Commission.
[Alternative fuels] Implementation of its national policy framework (art 10)
Each Member State shall submit to the Commission a report on the implementation of its national policy framework every three years. Those reports shall cover the information listed in Annex I and shall, where appropriate, include a relevant justification regarding the level of attainment of the national targets and objectives referred to in Article 3(1).
[Environmental liability] Report on information disseminated and on experience gained (Art 18.1)
The Commission shall collect information from Member States, that has been disseminated in accordance with Directive 2003/4/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council ( 1 ), and as far as available, on the experience gained in the application of this Directive. That information shall cover the data set out in Annex VI to this Directive and be collected by 30 April 2022 and every five years thereafter.
[Lightweight plastic] Declaration of the consumption of lightweight plastic carrier bags
Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that databases on packaging and packaging waste are established, where not already in place, on a harmonized basis in order to contribute to enabling Member States and the Commission to monitor the implementation of the objectives set out in this Directive. The databases shall provide in particular information on the magnitude, characteristics and evolution of the packaging and packaging waste flows (including information on the toxicity or danger of packaging materials and components used for their manufacture) at the level of individual Member States.
[Plastic packaging] Weight of plastic packaging waste not recycled (ART 5.4)
By 15 April of each year, each Member State shall send to the Commission forecasts of the weight of plastic packaging waste that is not recycled for the current and the following year.
[Single Use] Art 13: Reporting of items (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) and (f)
To allow the monitoring of progress towards the objectives and targets of the Single Use Plastics Directive, its Article 13 establishes that Member States shall report the data and information covering the following: •Article 13(a): data on single-use plastic products listed in Part A of the Annex that have been placed on the market of the Member State each year, to demonstrate the consumption reduction in accordance with Article 4(1); •Article 13(b): information on the measures taken by the Member State for the purposes of Article 4(1); •Article 13(c): data on single-use plastic products listed in Part F of the Annex that have been separately collected in the Member State each year, to demonstrate the attainment of the separate collection targets in accordance with Article 9(1); •Art 13(d): data on fishing gear containing plastic placed on the market and on waste fishing gear collected in the Member State each year; The data and information shall be reported in the format established by the Commission. The Single Use Plastics Directive (Article 13(2)) states that the data and information reported by Member States shall be accompanied by a quality check report where, among other aspects, the methods for the calculations and for data verification and control are described. The reporting of data for items (a), (b), (c) and (d) is due for 2024, which is the first reporting period. Two additional items will be included in the 2025 reporting: •Art 13(e): information on recycled content in beverage bottles listed in Part F of the Annex to demonstrate the attainment of the targets laid down in Article 6(5); and •Art 13(f): data on the post-consumption waste of single-use plastic products listed in Section III of Part E of the Annex that has been collected in accordance with Article 8(3).
[Plastic packaging] Statistical data on the weight of plastic packaging waste generated in the Member State and on the weight of that plastic packaging waste that was recycled (Art 5.5)
By 31 July of each year, each Member State shall send to the Commission an annual statement for the year two years before the current year (‘n-2’) providing statistical data on the weight of plastic packaging waste generated in the Member State and on the weight of that plastic packaging waste that was recycled, the weights being provided in kilograms, and an annual statement for the year n-2 providing the calculation of the amount of the own resource based on non-recycled plastic packaging waste in accordance with Article 6.
Member States shall collect data on imports into and exports and re-exports from the Community that have taken place on the basis of permits and certificates issued by their management authorities, irrespective of the actual place of introduction or (re‐)export. The information referred to in paragraph 1 shall be presented in two separate parts, as follows: (a) a part on imports, exports and re-exports of specimens of species listed in the Appendices to the Convention; (b) a part on imports, exports and re-exports of specimens of other species listed in Annexes A, B and C to Regulation (EC) No 338/97 and on the introduction into the Community of specimens of species listed in Annex D thereto.
[Single Use] Art 6: Product requirements (information on recycled content in beverage bottles)
Each Member State shall ensure that from 2025, beverage bottles listed in Part F of the Annex which are manufactured from polyethylene terephthalate as the major component (‘PET bottles’) contain at least 25 % recycled plastic, calculated as an average for all PET bottles placed on the market on the territory of that Member State
[Single Use] Art 8: Extended producer responsibility (data on fishing gear containing plastic placed on the market and on waste fishing gear collected in the Member State each year)
Member States shall monitor fishing gear containing plastic placed on the market of the Member State as well as waste fishing gear containing plastic collected and shall report to the Commission in accordance with Article 13(1) of this Directive with a view to the establishment of binding quantitative Union collection targets.
[Single Use] Art 9: Separate collection of beverage bottles with a capacity of up to three litres, including their caps and lids.
Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure the separate collection for recycling by 2025, of an amount of waste single-use plastic products listed in Part F of the Annex (beverage bottles with a capacity of up to three litres, including their caps and lids) equal to 77 % of such single-use plastic products placed on the market in a given year by weight, by 2029 to 90.
[REACH Regulation] Report on the operation of this Regulation in their respective territories, including sections on evaluation and enforcement (art 117)
Every five years, Member States shall submit to the Commission a report on the operation of this Regulation in their respective territories, including sections on evaluation and enforcement as described in Article 127.
[Promotion of] Full progress report quantifying the minimum shares achieved
Member States shall submit to the Commission a report on the implementation of this Directive. Those reports shall accompany the reports provided for in the second subparagraph of Article 83(3) of Directive 2014/24/EU and the second subparagraph of Article 99(3) of Directive 2014/25/EU, and they shall contain information on the measures taken to implement this Directive, on future implementation activities, as well as any other information which the Member State considers relevant. Those reports shall also include the number and the categories of vehicles covered by the contracts referred to in Article 3(1) of this Directive
[New WEEE] Report on quantities and categories of EEE placed on their markets, collected through all routes, prepared for re-use, recycled and recovered [Art 16.4]
Member States shall collect information, including substantiated estimates, on an annual basis, on the quantities and categories of EEE placed on their markets, collected through all routes, prepared for re-use, recycled and recovered within the Member State, and on separately collected WEEE exported, by weight.
[Promotion of] Report on the implementation
Member States shall submit to the Commission a report on the implementation of this Directive. Those reports shall accompany the reports provided for in the second subparagraph of Article 83(3) of Directive 2014/24/EU and the second subparagraph of Article 99(3) of Directive 2014/25/EU, and they shall contain information on the measures taken to implement this Directive, on future implementation activities, as well as any other information which the Member State considers relevant. Those reports shall also include the number and the categories of vehicles covered by the contracts referred to in Article 3(1) of this Directive, based on the data provided by the Commission in accordance with paragraph 3 of this Article. The information shall be presented on the basis of the categories set out in Regulation (EC) No 2195/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council
[Single Use] Art 4: Consumption reduction (Quantitative reporting)
Member State shall monitor the single-use plastic products listed in Part A of the Annex placed on the market and the reduction measures taken and shall report on progress made to the Commission in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Article and Article 13(1) with a view to the establishment of binding quantitative Union targets for consumption reduction.
Member States shall be required to submit an annual report covering the previous calendar year, which shall include quantities of timber products imported into the Member State under the FLEGT licensing scheme, the number of FLEGT licences received, the number of cases and quantities of timber products involved where Article 6(1) has been applied.
Air emissions accounts record and present data on air emissions in a way that is compatible with the system of national accounts. They record national economies’ emissions to air in a breakdown by emitting economic activity as delineated in ESA 95. Economic activities comprise production and consumption.
[Regulation (EU)] Monitoring and reporting (Article 22)
Member States and the Agency shall forward information to the Commission every three years concerning the operation of the procedures provided for in this Regulation, including customs controls, infringements, penalties and remedial action, as appropriate. The Commission shall adopt an implementing act laying down in advance a common format for reporting. That implementing act shall be adopted in accordance with the advisory procedure referred to in Article 27(2).
To support the collection of data on marine litter
[HDV Monitoring] REGULATION (EU) 2020/1079 of 20 July 2020 on the verification and correction of data referred to in Regulation (EU) 2018/956 on the monitoring and reporting of CO2 emissions from and fuel consumption of new heavy-duty vehicles
Article 8(2) of Regulation (EU) 2018/956 obliges the Commission to verify the quality of the data reported by Member States and by manufacturers of heavy-duty vehicles pursuant to Articles 4 and 5 of that Regulation. It also obliges the Commission to correct discrepancies found during such verification. In order to ensure the integrity of the reporting process, the verification should consist of checks of the data reported by manufacturers against the engine type-approval certificate and the manufacturer’s records file. Manufacturers should be given the opportunity to correct the data in the case the Commission finds discrepancies. Where those discrepancies are of a systematic nature, manufacturers should provide corrected data for all the vehicles registered in the reporting period concerned.
[HDV Standards] Regulation (EU) 2019/1242 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 June 2019 setting CO2 emission performance standards for new heavy-duty vehicles and amending Regulations (EC) No 595/2009 and (EU) 2018/956
This Regulation sets CO2 emissions performance standards for new heavy-duty vehicles. Those standards contribute to achieving the Union’s climate-neutrality objective and the intermediate Union climate targets, as laid down in Regulation (EU) 2021/1119 of the European Parliament and of the Council, Member States’ targets of reducing their greenhouse gas emissions, as laid down in Regulation (EU) 2023/857 of the European Parliament and of the Council, and the objectives of the Paris Agreement, as well as to ensuring the proper functioning of the internal market. This Regulation also lays down requirements for the reporting of CO2 emissions from, and fuel consumption of, new heavy-duty vehicles registered in the Union.
[Nature Restoration] National Restoration Plans
Member States are required to develop national restoration plans, setting out restoration needs and measures to fulfil the obligations and achieve the targets of the Nature Restoration Regulation adapted to the national context, and taking into account the diversity of different regions. National restoration plans should include a timeline for implementation, the financial resources needed and intended means of financing, as well as expected benefits, especially for climate change adaptation and mitigation. Member States need to identify synergies with other policies, such as climate change mitigation and adaptation, land degradation, disaster prevention, agriculture/ food security, fisheries, forestry and renewable energy development. Member States must submit a draft plan to the Commission within two years from the date of entry into force, setting out milestones for 2030, 2040 and 2050. These plans need to be developed openly and transparently, allowing the public and all relevant stakeholders to participate in the process. The Commission will support national authorities in creating these plans. The EEA will assist with the assessment of the plans.
[European Climate] European Climate Law (ECL) Recommendations
Pursuant to Article 7.3 (a) of European Climate Law, a Member State that has received Commission’s recommendations shall, within six months of receipt of the recommendations (i.e. by June 2024), notify the Commission on how it intends to take due account of the recommendations in a spirit of solidarity between Member States and the Union and between Member States.​
[Adapted Governance] Progress towards objectives, targets and contributions (Decarbonisation: greenhouse gas emissions and removals) - Energy Community
"Each CP shall report on the status of implementation of its integrated national energy and climate plan by means of an integrated national energy and climate progress report covering all five dimensions of the Energy Union. 2. The integrated national energy and climate progress report shall cover the following elements: (a) information on the progress accomplished towards reaching the objectives, targets and contributions set out in the integrated national energy and climate plan, and towards financing and implementing the policies and measures necessary to meet them, including a review of actual investment against initial investment assumptions."
[Adapted Governance] Progress to targets for adaptation (Annex III)
Each CP shall report on the status of implementation of its integrated national energy and climate plan by means of an integrated national energy and climate progress report covering all five dimensions of the Energy Union. 2. The integrated national energy and climate progress report shall cover the following elements: (d) information on adaptation in accordance with point (a)(1) of Article 4 of the adapted GovReg.
[Adapted Governance] Progress towards objectives, targets and contributions (Energy efficiency) - Energy Community
"CPs shall include in the integrated national energy and climate progress reports information: (a) on the implementation of the following national trajectories, objectives and targets: (1) the indicative trajectory for primary and final annual energy consumption from 2021 to 2030 as the national energy savings contribution to achieving the Union-level 2030 target, including the underlying methodology; (2) the indicative milestones of the long-term strategy for the renovation of the national stock of residential and non-residential buildings, both public and private, and the contributions to the Union's energy efficiency targets pursuant to Directive 2012/27/EU in accordance with Article 2a of Directive 2010/31/EU; (3) where applicable, an update of other national objectives set out in the national plan."
[Adapted Governance] Additional reporting obligations in the area of energy efficiency - Energy Community
"CPs shall include in the integrated national energy and climate progress reports information: (c) as set out in Part 2 of Annex IX (for the exhaustive list of additional reporting obligations in the area of renewable energy refer to the annex)."
[Adapted Governance] Approximated greenhouse gas inventories - Energy Community
"CPs shall report their approximated greenhouse gas inventories for the year X-1. CPs shall provide explanations including on the main drivers for the key changes in emissions and removals reported in accordance with the format set out in Annex VI of the GovReg compared to the most recent final greenhouse gas inventory reported."
[Adapted Governance] Integrated Climate and Energy Policies and Measures (PaMs) - Energy Community
CPs shall report on the status of implementation of its integrated national energy and climate plan by means of an integrated national energy and climate progress report covering all five dimensions of the Energy Union. 2. The integrated national energy and climate progress report shall cover the following elements: (a) information on the progress accomplished towards reaching the objectives, targets and contributions set out in the integrated national energy and climate plan, and towards financing and implementing the policies and measures necessary to meet them, including a review of actual investment against initial investment assumptions; c) the information referred to in Articles 20 to 25 and, where appropriate, updates on policies and measures, inaccordance with those articles; (e) as far as possible quantification of the impact of the policies and measures in the integrated national energy and climate plan on air quality and on emissions of air pollutants. CPs shall report information on: (a) their national policies and measures or group of measures as set out in Annex VI of the GovReg.
[Adapted Governance] Greenhouse gas emissions inventories - Energy Community
CPs shall determine and report greenhouse gas inventory data, including the greenhouse gases and the inventory information listed in Annex V of the adapted GovReg. The report on the final greenhouse gas inventory data shall also include a complete and up-to-date national inventory report.
[Adapted Governance] National projections of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions- Energy Community
"CPs shall report information on: (b) their national projections of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions by sources and removals by sinks, organised by gas or group of gases (Hydrofluorocarbons and Perfluorocarbons) listed in Part 2 of Annex V of the GovReg. National projections shall take into consideration any policies and measures adopted at Union level and shall include the information set out in Annex VII of the GovReg."
[Adapted Governance] Additional reporting obligations in the area of renewable energy - Energy Community
CPs shall include in the integrated national energy and climate progress reports information: (c) as set out in Part 1 of Annex IX (for the exhaustive list of additional reporting obligations in the area of renewable energy refer to the annex).
[Adapted Governance] Progress towards objectives, targets and contributions (Decarbonisation: renewable energy) - Energy Community
"CPs shall include in the integrated national energy and climate progress reports information: (a) on the implementation of the following trajectories and objectives: (1) indicative national trajectory for the overall share of renewable energy in gross final energy consumption from 2021 to 2030; (2) estimated trajectories for the sectoral share of renewable energy in final energy consumption from 2021 to 2030 in the electricity, heating and cooling and transport sector; (3) estimated trajectories per renewable energy technology to achieve the overall and sectoral trajectories for renewable energy from 2021 to 2030, including total expected gross final energy consumption per technology and sector in Mtoe and total planned installed capacity per technology and sector in MW; (4) trajectories on bioenergy demand, disaggregated between heat, electricity and transport, and on biomass supply, by feedstock and origin (distinguishing between domestic production and imports). For forest biomass, an assessment of its source and impact on the LULUCF sink; (5) where applicable, other national trajectories and objectives, including those that are long-term and sectoral (such as share of electricity produced from biomass without the utilisation of heat, share of renewable energy in district heating, renewable energy use in buildings, renewable energy produced by cities, renewable energy communities and renewables self-consumers), energy recovered from the sludge acquired through the treatment of wastewater."
[Adapted Governance] Support to developing countries - Energy Community
CPs shall report information on support to developing countries, including the information specified in Part 2 of Annex VIII of the GovReg and in accordance with the relevant reporting requirements agreed upon under the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement.
[F-gas Regulation] Fluorinated gases (F-gases) reporting by undertakings (Regulation 2024)
Reporting under Article 26 of the F-gas Regulation 2024 is managed by EEA through the Business Data Repository (BDR). From 2026, the reporting will be facilitated via Reportnet 3. Article 26 indent 1-6 and 9 specify the provisions for the data reporting: 1. By 31 March 2025 and every year thereafter, each producer, importer and exporter that produced, imported or exported hydrofluorocarbons or quantities exceeding one metric tonne or 100 tonnes of CO2 equivalent of other fluorinated greenhouse gases during the preceding calendar year shall report to the Commission the data specified in Annex IX on each of those substances for that calendar year. This paragraph shall also apply to all undertakings receiving quota pursuant to Article 21(1). By 31 March 2024 and every year thereafter, each producer or importer that has been allocated quota pursuant to Article 17(4), or to whom quota has been transferred pursuant to Article 21(1), but has not placed any quantities of hydrofluorocarbons on the market during the preceding calendar year, shall report to the Commission by submitting a ‘nil-report’. 2. By 31 March 2025 and every year thereafter, each undertaking that destroyed hydrofluorocarbons or quantities of other fluorinated greenhouse gases exceeding one metric tonne or 100 tonnes of CO2 equivalent during the preceding calendar year shall report to the Commission the data specified in Annex IX on each of those substances for that calendar year. 3. By 31 March 2025, each undertaking that used 1 000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent or more of fluorinated greenhouse gases listed in Annex I as feedstock during the preceding calendar year shall report to the Commission the data specified in Annex IX on each of those substances for that calendar year. 4. By 31 March 2025, each undertaking that placed 10 tonnes of CO2 equivalent or more of hydrofluorocarbons, or 100 tonnes of CO2 equivalent or more of other fluorinated greenhouse gases, contained in products or equipment on the market during the preceding calendar year shall report to the Commission the data specified in Annex IX on each of those substances for that calendar year. 5. By 31 March 2025 and every year thereafter, each undertaking that received any quantities of hydrofluorocarbons referred to in Article 16(2) shall report to the Commission the data specified in Annex IX on each of those substances for that calendar year. By 31 March 2025 and every year thereafter, each producer or importer that placed on the market hydrofluorocarbons for the purpose of producing metered dose inhalers for the delivery of pharmaceutical ingredients shall report to the Commission the data specified in Annex IX. The manufacturers of such metered dose inhalers shall report to the Commission the data specified in Annex IX on the hydrofluorocarbons received. 6. By 31 March 2025 and every year thereafter, each undertaking that reclaimed quantities exceeding 1 metric tonne or 100 tonnes of CO2 equivalent of fluorinated greenhouse gases shall report to the Commission the data specified in Annex IX on each of those substances for that calendar year. 9. All reporting and verification referred to in this Article shall be carried out via the F-gas Portal. The Commission may, by means of implementing acts, determine the format of submitting the reports referred to in this Article. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 34(2). Delivery process is managed by EEA.
[Ozone Regulation] Ozone-depleting substances (ODS) reporting by undertakings (Regulation 2024)
Reporting under Article 24 of the Ozone Regulation 2024 is managed by EEA through the Business Data Repository (BDR). From 2026, the reporting will be facilitated via Reportnet 3. 1. By 31 March 2025 and every year thereafter, each undertaking shall report, via an electronic reporting tool, to the Commission the data listed in Annex VI for each ozone-depleting substance for the previous calendar year. Member States shall also have access to the electronic reporting tool of the undertakings falling under their jurisdiction. Prior to reporting, undertakings shall register in the licensing system. 2. The competent authorities of Member States and the Commission shall take appropriate measures to protect the confidentiality of the information submitted to them in accordance with this Article. 3. Where necessary, the Commission shall, by means of implementing acts, establish the format and means of the reporting referred to in Annex VI. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 28(2). 4. The Commission is empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 29 to amend Annex VI, where it is necessary in view of the decisions of the Parties to the Protocol. Delivery process is managed by EEA.
[F-gas Regulation] Fluorinated gases (F-gases) verification reporting (Regulation 2024)
Reporting under Article 26 of the F-gas Regulation 2024 is managed by EEA through the Business Data Repository (BDR). From 2026, the reporting will be facilitated via Reportnet 3. Article 26 indent 7-9 specify the provisions for the verification reporting: 7. By 30 April 2025, each importer of equipment that placed on the market pre-charged equipment as referred to in Article 19 containing at least 1 000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent hydrofluorocarbons, and where those hydrofluorocarbons have not been placed on the market prior to the charging of the equipment, shall submit to the Commission a verification report issued pursuant to Article 19(3). 8. By 30 April 2025 and every year thereafter, each undertaking which, under paragraph 1, reports on the placing on the market of 1 000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent or more of hydrofluorocarbons during the preceding calendar year shall, in addition, ensure that the veracity of its report is confirmed, at a reasonable level of assurance, by an independent auditor. The auditor shall be registered in the F-gas Portal and shall be accredited: (a) pursuant to Directive 2003/87/EC; or (b) to verify financial statements in accordance with the legislation of the Member State concerned. The transactions referred to in Article 16(2), point (c), shall be verified regardless of the quantities involved. The Commission may request an undertaking to ensure that the veracity of its report is confirmed by an independent auditor at a reasonable level of assurance, regardless of the quantities involved, where it is needed to confirm that undertaking’s compliance with this Regulation. The Commission may, by means of implementing acts, specify the details of the verification of reports and of the accreditation of auditors. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 34(2). 9. All reporting and verification referred to in this Article shall be carried out via the F-gas Portal. The Commission may, by means of implementing acts, determine the format of submitting the reports referred to in this Article. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 34(2). Delivery process is managed by EEA.
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment and Areas of Potential Significant Flood Risk- 2025
Article 4 of the Floods Directive requires Member States to undertake a Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment (PFRA) for each river basin district, unit of management or the portion of an international river basin district or unit of management lying within their territory. The identification of Areas of Potential Significant Flood Risk (APSFR, Article 5) will be based on available or readily derivable information, including the requirements specified in Article 4 (PFRA) in the Directive. The preliminary flood risk assessment shall be reviewed, and if necessary updated, by 22 December 2018 and every six years thereafter. The likely impact of climate change on the occurrence of floods shall be taken into account in the reviews (Article 14).
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Units of Management and Competent Authorities - 2025
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Flood Hazard Maps and Flood Risk Maps - December 2025
Article 6 of the Floods Directive requires Member States to prepare flood hazard and flood risk maps (at the river basin level and at the most appropriate scale) for the areas of potential significant flood risk identified under Article 5 or 13.1(a), or for the areas for which Member States decided to prepare flood maps according to Article 13.1(b). Flood hazard maps must show the geographical area which could be flooded under different scenarios (Article 6.3), whereas flood risk maps must show the potential adverse consequences of these flood scenarios (Article 6.5). Delivery process is managed by EEA.
[Floods Directive] Floods Directive - Flood Risk Management Plans- 2028
Member States shall establish Flood Risk Management Plans (FRMP). The FRMP must set out appropriate objectives for the management of flood risk within the areas covered by the plan. The objectives must focus on reducing the adverse consequences of flooding for human health, the environment, cultural heritage and economic activities. Delivery process is managed by EEA.
[Ambient Air] Air Quality Data reporting under revised Air Quality Directive (recast)
Article 23 – Transmission of information and reporting of the directive (EU) 2024/2881 on ambient air quality and cleaner air for Europe 1. In accordance with the article 23 of the revised Ambient Air Quality Directive, Member States shall make available the information required under the revised Ambient Air Quality Directive in a single consolidated dataflow, covering air quality monitoring, assessment, and management information. This replaces the previous structure of multiple separate dataflows. 2. Member States shall make the required information available to the Commission, through the EEA, no later than 30 September of each calendar year. Preliminary data shall be made available by 31 December of the reporting year. 3. Delivery of this information will be managed by the EEA via ReportNet 3, ensuring consistency, quality, and accessibility of reported data.
[Drinking Water] DWD risk assessments and risk management measures within catchment areas - Article 8.1(b)
Article 8.2 of the Directive specifies that the risk assessment of catchment areas for water abstraction points must include three core elements: Characterisation of the Catchment Areas: Member States must identify and map the catchment areas and any established safeguard zones. This also includes collecting geo-references for all abstraction points—which must be protected due to their sensitive nature—and describing the land-use, runoff, and recharge processes in these areas. Identification of Hazards and Risks: Authorities must identify hazards and hazardous events within the catchment areas and assess the risk they could pose to the quality of the water, specifically looking for deterioration that could threaten human health. Appropriate Monitoring: Based on the identified hazards, Member States must monitor relevant pollutants and parameters in the surface water, groundwater, or raw water.
[Water Framework] WISE - Monitoring Sites
This reporting obligation has been created for technical reasons, to support the delivery of updated national monitoring sites spatial data sets.
[Drinking Water] DWD reporting on access to water - Article 18.1 (a)
Member States must set up their initial data set regarding access to water by 12 January 2029. Following this initial deadline, the data set must be updated every six years. The access to water reports must specifically include: - Share of the Population: The data set must state the exact share of the - Member State's population that has access to water intended for human consumption. Notably, this calculation must not include water put into bottles or containers. The report must detail the specific actions the Member State has implemented to improve access to water and promote its use. The measures detailed in the report will reflect the Member States' obligations under Article 16, which requires them to pay special attention to vulnerable and marginalised groups (which can include homeless people, refugees, nomadic communities, and minority cultures) The reported measures should encompass: - Identifying people with limited or no access and the reasons for this lack of access - Assessing possibilities for improving access and informing these populations about alternative supplies or how to connect to the distribution network. - Setting up outdoor and indoor equipment in public spaces to promote the use of tap water, where technically feasible and proportionate. - Optional promotional activities, such as launching awareness campaigns, or encouraging the provision of free or low-cost tap water in public administration buildings, restaurants, and canteens.
[EU Common] Human Biomonitoring (OSOA, Article 5)
The Regulation (EU) 2025/2455 establishing a common data platform on chemicals introduces new obligations for the European Environment Agency (EEA) to collect, host and manage human biomonitoring (HBM) and indoor air quality (IAQ) data and to contribute to the interoperability of chemicals data across the EU.
Collection of administrative data concerning industrial facilities, installation and installation part.
[Industrial Emissions] IED Implementation
This reporting obligation is based on the updated version of Commission Implementing Decision 2018/1135 following the recast of the Industrial Emission Directive. This ROD is strictly linked to the reporting obligations established by the Industrial Emission Portal Regulation Delivery process is managed by EEA.
[EU Common] Early warning and action system for emerging chemical risks (OSOA, Article 19)
The One Substance, One Assessment (OSOA) legislative package entered into force on 1 January 2026 and requires the establishment of an operational EU Early Warning and Action System (EWAS) for chemicals by 2 January 2027. The Regulation foresees the development of a common methodology and workflow for early warning and the preparation of a first annual EWAS report, coordinated by the European Environment Agency (EEA) by 2 July 2027. The EWAS is meant to collect and analyse early warning signals from multiple sources, including EEA data streams, other EU agencies (in particular EFSA and ECHA), national early warning activities where available, targeted scientific literature searches, relevant EU datasets, and information generated through the implementation of Union legislation.
This dataflow collect information on pollutant releases into air, water and land, off-site pollutant transfer and off-site waste transfer as well as production volume, raw material, energy use and water use. Moreover, data on emission to air and energy input from Large Combustion Plants (LCP) as per art. 72 of the IED
[Drinking Water] DWD risk assessment of domestic distribution systems and the measures taken to address identified risks - Article 18.1(b)
To assess potential health risks stemming from the pipework, fittings, appliances, and materials installed within both public and private premises. This includes a general analysis of potential risks affecting water quality at the tap and specific monitoring for parameters like Legionella and lead. For Legionella and lead, Member States can choose to focus monitoring on "priority premises," which are large non-household premises with many vulnerable users, such as hospitals, schools, retirement homes, and penal institutions . If risks are identified, Member States must ensure appropriate measures are taken to eliminate or reduce the risks, such as advising consumers, managing disease outbreaks, or substituting lead components . The first assessment must be carried out by 12 January 2029 and reviewed every six years
[UWWTD (recast)] Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive (recast) - Article 22 [Information on monitoring of implementation]
Under Article 22 of Directive (EU) 2024/3019, Member States, assisted by the EEA, shall set up and maintain datasets on urban wastewater collection, treatment and discharge, to verify compliance with the Directive. The datasets cover discharge monitoring and treatment compliance, the percentage of urban wastewater collected and treated, individual systems, access to sanitation, energy neutrality and greenhouse gas emissions, storm water overflow measures, public health surveillance and antimicrobial resistance monitoring, eutrophication-sensitive areas, micropollutant-risk areas, biomedia containment, and agricultural water reuse monitoring. Article 22 replaces the biennial reporting obligation under Article 15 of Directive 91/271/EEC with a continuous, annually-updated reporting framework. Reporting is carried out via the Reportnet 3.0 platform with EEA support. The Commission and EEA have guaranteed access to all datasets under Article 22(2), and the relationship with the European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (E-PRTR) is maintained under Article 22(3).
[UWWTD (recast)] Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive (recast) - Article 23 [National implementation programme]
National implementation programme to be drawn up and made available to the public by each Member State, setting out the steps necessary to comply with the Directive's deadlines. Where a Member State derogates from the secondary-treatment deadline for agglomerations of 1,000–2,000 p.e., the implementation programme must include the number of agglomerations lacking secondary treatment as of 1 January 2025, a plan detailing the investments necessary to reach full compliance within the extended deadlines, and the technical or economic reasons justifying the extension. The Commission will notify Member States by 31 July 2028 if the conditions for the deadline extension are not met.
[Decision 1313/2013] National risk assessments and risk management capability (Article 6.1.d)
Under Article 6 of Decision 1313/2013, Member States are required to provide the Commission with a summary of relevant elements of their national risk assessments and risk management capability every three years, starting from 31 December 2020, or whenever significant changes occur at the national level. This article establishes a framework to strengthen resilience and promote a culture of prevention that takes climate change into account.
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