evropska konvencija o krajini - Ministrstvo za infrastrukturo in prostor

– vse faze strokovnega dela morajo biti transparentne,– v procesu naj bodo poudarjeni vsebinskividiki in postopkovni, ki so sicer pomembniza uvajanje enotnih standardov, roke inusklajeno delo resorjev, pa skrbno vodeni,– zagotovljena mora biti sledljivost postopka inVSEBIN.egory and at the same time stress the valuablenatural features and Natura 2000, defined aszones of heritage environmental categories,which already contain precise goals or are definedby expert services through their guidelines.Therefore it is important to act in line with theguidelines as they present one of the ways ofestablishing the concordance with goals.Plans and programmes, dealt with under thestrategic environmental impact assessment,usually constitute landscape planning. Spatialdevelopment strategies and spatial orders planthe use of suburban, urban and countryside areas.Forestry plans meanwhile define the economic,social and biotic function of forestedlandscapes in their administrative parts, whilethe usage of forests themselves is already includedin spatial plans.Our current experiences have shown that all theplans take into consideration the relevant aspectsof environmental goals and that landscapeis treated as a special chapter in the majorityof environmental reports.163Delavnica 2 / Workshop 210. ConclusionBased on examples of integral assessments carriedout in Slovenia, we can say that this horizontalinstrument is important for including landscapeinto decision-making process.We have to stress some of the most importantprinciples that form the basis of including thelandscape into plans and programmes whencarrying out integral environmental impact assessment:10. 1. The principle of integral approach– environmental aspects have to be draftedand included into the plan and the environmentalreport as soon as the plan’s draftingis commenced;– experts have to be actively involved and bringsuch a level of practical knowledge into thearea of education that inclusion in processesis possible;10. 2. The principle of coexistence and mutualconsideration– experts are proficient at the methods of includingthe public and are at the same time