Baltic Haz Control: Development and institutional implementation of a trans-national monitoring system for hazardous waste streams in the Baltic Sea Region
The key project objective is to integrate the crucial issues of hazardous waste stream management and best practice waste infrastructure planning into the Baltic Sea Region spatial planning agenda and thereby provide sustainable waste stream management within the new BSR Economic Development Framework.
Project work packages
- Link uncoordinated waste information resources and reporting formats within a uniform, dynamic inventory structure
- Build a regional communication platform to strengthen the coordination and inspection functions of the national waste authorities in respect of waste handling and treatment
- Assess best practice options for priority waste streams and accelerate their introduction in the BSR through stakeholder networking
- Introduce a regional perspective on the ongoing development of national and area waste management plans by means of a Regional Guidance Framework for waste management planning; disseminate the Framework to investors
- Institutionalize the initiated process by creating the Baltic Waste Management Council equipped with a fully functional information platform
Partners
Nanocap is a consortium of 5 environmental NGOs
5 trade unions
5 universities from different EU-areas covering a large part of Europe
Chemicals and industrial pollution
Contacts
Justė Buzelytė
Environmental expert
Tel. +370 5 215 9287
E-mail: juste.buzelyte[at]bef[dot]lt
Duration
06/2004-05/2007
Support
The project is part-financed by European Union: Baltic Sea Regiona INTERREG IIIB programme, Community Initiative concerning Transnational Co-operation on Spatial Planning and RegionalDevelopment.