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Annex 1 Environmental institutions in SEE and their responsibilities Albania INSTITUTION RESPONSIBILITY National authorities Ministry of Environment, Forestry Develops strategies, drafts laws, sets basic tariffs in the waste, and Water Administration water and air sectors. (MoEFWA) Ministry of Public Works, Transport Manages a waste infrastructure investment programme. Defines the sites for and Telecommunications collection and treatment of waste. Collects statistics on the generation of urban and (MoPWTT) inert waste. Serves as competent authority for the implementation and enforcement of the Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive in collaboration with MoEFWA. Ministry of Economy, Trade and Drafts industrial waste management policy and collects statistics on generation, Energy (MoETE) recycling and disposal of industrial waste. Ministry of Health Enforces water-related directives and ensures drinking water quality in accordance with standards applied. Also provides information to the public. Institutes and agencies Institute of Public Health (IPH) and Monitors and controls quality of drinking water and air quality. State Sanitary Inspectorate (SSI) Institute of Environment and Fo- Provides technical support, services and consultation to the MoEFWA. restry National Council Secretariat Collects monitoring data. Regional and local institutions Municipalities Municipal waste management (collection, transport, treatment and final disposal) and water services. Prepare local and regional plans on waste management, suggest the appropriate location for landfills and define waste collection and landfill fees. Water supply enterprises Delivery and treatment of drinking water. Bosnia and Herzegovina INSTITUTION RESPONSIBILITY National authorities Ministry of Foreign Trade and Coordination of waste and water management activities and enforcement Economic Relations (MoFTER) of investment-heavy waste directives of both entities and of Brcko District. Federal Ministry of Physical River basin management. Planning and Environment Federal Ministry of Agriculture, River basin management. Water Management and Forestry Ministry of Environment and Waste management at entity level, including hazardous waste. Tourism, FBIH and cantonal environment ministries S T R AT E G I C M O V E S 213
214 A N N E X E S A N N E X 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina (continued) INSTITUTION RESPONSIBILITY Ministry of Physical Planning, Civil Waste management at entity level, including hazardous waste. Engineering and Ecology of Republika Srpska and Utility Department within the Government of Brcko District Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry River basin management. and Water Management of Republika Srpska, Directorate for Water Institutes and agencies Institute for Public Health Enforcement and implementation of Drinking Water Directive, including monitoring (Ministry of Health) and control of drinking water quality. Hydro-meteorological Institute in Air quality monitoring in BiH FBiH and Republika Srpska Statistical agencies Collect and manage waste-related statistics, including waste indicators. Water agencies River basin management, in cooperation with the ministries. Environmental inspectorates Waste management, collection, recycling and landfill inspection. Regional and local institutions Municipalities Organise waste management services, particularly through the departments of communal affairs/utilities. Municipalities’ PUCs or cantons’ Meeting requirements of Drinking Water Directive as well as provision of drinking PUCs and local health institutions water supply and control of drinking water quality. Croatia INSTITUTION RESPONSIBILITY National authorities Ministry for Environmental River basin management and waste management at national level, including Protection, Physical Planning and hazardous waste. Collects waste management and collection data, prepares waste Construction (MoEPPC) management reports, develops waste-related indicators. Responsible authority for assessing air quality at the state level and LCP. Assistance to project preparation and IPA applications. Ministry of Regional Development, River basin management. Issues concessions for water intake and use. Forestry and Water Management, State Water Directorate (MoRDFWM) Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries Plans for Nitrates Directive. and Rural Development S T R AT E G I C M O V E S
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