Filter By
Subcategories Project status: Cluster:
- Cluster i (121)
- Cluster TFS (59)
Period:
Show More
6th EAP Accidents Criminal Enforcement Energy Efficiency Enforcement Enforcement cooperation Frequency of Inspection Guidance book illegal waste shipments Inspection IPPC (IED) Directive IRI National Coordinator National Representative Prioritising RMCEI TFS Conference Waste Shipment Regulation waste shipments Water Framework Directive
Projects - Latest reports
IRI Iceland
- Number: 2012/02
- Status: Finalised
- Period: 2012
The IRI scheme is a voluntary scheme providing for informal reviews of environmental authorities in IMPEL Member countries. It was set up to implement the European Parliament and Council Recommendation (2001/331/EC) providing for minimum criteria for environmental inspections (RMCEI), where it states:
“Member States should assist each other administratively in operating this Recommendation. The establishment by Member States in cooperation with IMPEL of reporting and advice schemes relating...
Read more
Read more
- Lead Country:
- Iceland
IRI Italy (Lombardia)
- Number: 2012/01
- Status: Finalised
- Period: 2012
The IRI scheme is a voluntary scheme providing for informal reviews of environmental authorities in IMPEL Member countries. It was set up to implement the European Parliament and Council Recommendation (2001/331/EC) providing for minimum criteria for environmental inspections (RMCEI), where it states:
“Member States should assist each other administratively in operating this Recommendation. The establishment by Member States in cooperation with IMPEL of reporting and advice schemes relating...
Read more
Read more
- Lead Country:
- Italy (Lombardia)
The implementation of the Environmental Impact Assessment on the basis of precise examples
- Number: 2012/09
- Status: Finalised
- Period: 2012
The Environmental Impact Assessment or EIA Directive was adopted in 1985 and was first amended in 1997[1]. The EIA procedure ensures that the environmental consequences of projects are identified and assessed before authorisation is given. The public can give its opinion and all results are taken into account in the authorisation procedure of the project....
Read more
Read more
- Lead Country:
- Austria
Waste Sites, phase 2
- Number: 2012/18
- Status: Finalised
- Period: 2012
Under Article 34(1) of Directive 2008/98/EC on waste, establishments or undertakings which carry out waste treatment operations, establishments or undertakings which collect or transport waste on a professional basis, brokers and dealers, and establishments or undertakings which produce hazardous waste shall be subject to appropriate periodic inspections by the competent authorities.
Recent discussions in IMPEL-TFS and among high-level inspectors have addressed, among other things, the necessity...
Read more
Read more
- Lead Country:
- Germany
IMPEL TFS Conference 2012
- Number: 2012/13
- Status: Finalised
- Period: 2012
The projects and activities of IMPEL Cluster 2 are based on the European Waste Shipment Regulation Nº 1013/2006. Being a Regulation and including a cross-border aspect, it is of high importance to have an active and practical European network of inspectors and regulators that meet on a regular basis to exchange practical experiences. Not only environmental inspectors, but also Customs and Police officers and the Judiciary. Ongoing IMPEL-TFS projects continue to show the need for establishing and...
Read more
Read more
- Lead Country:
- Cluster 2 Secretariat and UK
Doing the Right Things for Waste Shipment Inspections (DTRT-TFS), phase 2
- Number: 2012/14
- Status: Finalised
- Period: 2012
This IMPEL-project explores the usefulness of the DTRT methodology for waste shipment inspections with the ultimate aim of providing a practical tool, based on the DTRT Guidance Book, which can help improve the organisation of waste shipment inspections by competent authorities in the IMPEL member countries. Three competent authorities from...
Read more
Read more
- Lead Country:
- Netherlands
Setting Inspection Targets and Monitoring Performance, phase 2
- Number: 2012/05
- Status: Finalised
- Period: 2012
In the IMPEL “Doing the right things” (DTRT) project, a Guidance Book was produced to assist environmental authorities plan inspections. The Guidance Book uses an Environmental Inspection Cycle that is divided into a number of connected steps of which planning is one step and performance monitoring is another step.
According to the Guidance Book authorities should, as part of their inspection planning, define measurable targets on desired outputs and outcomes and...
Read more
Read more
- Lead Country:
- Netherlands and Portugal
IMPEL and Basel Convention Secretariat Publish Report on Capacity Building Activities and Monitoring E-waste Exports from the EU to West Africa
The E-waste Africa Project is a comprehensive programme aiming at enhancing the environmental governance of e-wastes and at creating favorable social and economic conditions for partnerships and small businesses in the recycling sector in Africa. It has been implemented in the framework of the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes [...]
New European Environment Agency Report Reveals: EU Exporting More Waste, Including Hazardous Waste
Waste is increasingly moving across EU borders, for recovery or disposal. This is true for waste shipments between EU countries, and also transfers of waste outside the EU, according to a new assessment from the European Environment Agency (EEA).
More stringent and harmonised waste policies in the EU have led countries to transport more waste [...]
OECD report: Green Transformation of Small Businesses – Achieving and Going Beyond Environmental Requirements
This report aims to help environmental and other competent authorities in OECD countries to promote green business practices among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It analyses different ways to establish environmental regulatory requirements for facilities with low environmental risk (most of which are SMEs). It also examines how to design and apply information and market-based [...]