best available technologies for manure treatment - Baltic Green Belt

Best Available Technologies for manure treatment baltic sea 2020
2: METHODOLOGIES AND ORGANISATION
of the project to be a potential tool to implement
best practices for manure treatment in the Baltic Sea
catchment area. Hence, one objective of this report is
to evaluate the efficiency of the directive to communicate
and implement “Best Available Techniques”
(BATs) to reduce leaching of nutrients from installations
for the intensive rearing of pigs.
A questionnaire was elaborated and transformed
into a digital survey, se Annex F. Members of the IPPC
Technical Working group (Annex G) and IPPC Information
Exchange Group (Annex H) were invited to
participate in the survey. Ten persons responded, most
of them from the Technical Working Group.
Interviews were performed with staff at the IPPC
Department at DG Environment, the IPPC Bureau
and with national responsible authorities for implementation
of the IPPC Directive in Denmark, Poland
and Sweden (list of people met in Annex C). Additional
information has been sought at DG Environment
and IPPC Bureau web pages.
2.2: Organisation
The project is executed by Project Manager Henning
Lyngsø Foged at the Danish Innovative Centre for
Bioenergy and Environmental Technologies, (CBMI),
being sparred and assisted by several of his colleagues,
first of all Michael Støckler and Karl Martin Schelde.
The project has been implemented according to
the time schedule, which was developed in connection
to the initial kick-off meeting at Agro Business
Park on 17 August 2009.
A close, effective, transparent and open cooperation
has taken place between the Project Leader
and Researcher Lotta Samuelson of the Baltic Sea
2020 secretariat, with who weekly scheduled telephone
meetings took place. Lotta Samuelson took
the lead on the formulation of the questionnaire for
the survey as well as for the inviting of people to
the roundtable discussion, and also took the lead in
several meetings with stakeholders in Brussels, Poland
and Denmark.
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