Multi country Capacity Building workshop on compliance with environmental legislation
Date: 17-19.11.2015
Place: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Organizer: ECRAN Secretariat with EC TAIEX Unit
The activities of ECENA planned under ECRAN, are to be built on the results achieved under RENA
with the general conclusion that the work of inspectors and permit writers has to be more
coordinated and connected to other activities within the environmental protection area. Hence
there is a general recommendation that activity of WG 4 ECENA should be more of a cross cutting
nature. This is particularly important as the work of this WG is dealing with both implementation and
enforcement of the EU acquis. Cooperation with policy makers and law drafters has to be
strengthened in order to enable developing better implementable legislation.
A first training workshop has been held in Croatia (20-22 May 2014) followed by a workshop in the
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (10-12 September 2014), Turkey (18 – 20 November 2014)
and Montenegro (21 – 23 April 2015). The present workshop is the fifth module in the series of the
multi-country workshops to be held in each of the eight beneficiary countries.
The main subjects in the consecutive workshops are:
- Inspection Management;
- Implementation IPPC/IED;
- Cross cutting issues IED;
- SEVESO;
- Common inspection/site visit.
Objectives of the Workshop
Wider Objective: Increasing the effectiveness of inspection bodies and promoting compliance with environmental requirements.
Specific Objective: Capacity building regarding compliance with environmental legislation through better understanding of implementation issues and identification of targeted solutions (training of inspectors and permit writers in cooperation with law drafters and policy makers).
Expected Results of the Workshop
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The following results are expected for this activity Scheme
- improved functioning of environmental inspection and enforcement organizations;
- streamlined working methods and implementation of best practice in the region moving towards EU standards.
