Projekti (9)

The project was developed because of the strong demand for effective instruments for aiming inspections, in an optimized way, for the check of respect of EU legislation related to human activities; not only for large Industries but also for other human activities. The quality of the environment also depends on smaller installations and on agriculture, with potential and actual impact over environmental compartments such as air, soil, water.

On 6 January 2011 the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) entered into force, and its provisions listed in Article 80(1) had to be transposed into national law within two years. The IED sets new requirements on the inspection of industrial installations as described in Article 23 of the Directive. The obligations on routine environmental inspections constitute a new challenge for the EU member states. IMPEL has already developed an Integrated Risk Assessment Method (IRAM) within the IMPEL easyTools project, as instrument to help member states to fulfil requirements of Article 23 of IED. Developing an Integrated Risk Assessment Method (IRAM) and the related IT tool, made it clear that a risk assessment tool should be used not only for IED inspections but also for inspections under the Seveso Directive and the RMCEI.

The Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) commenced on 6th of January 2011. As listed in Article 80(1) its provisions must be transposed into national law within two years. Article 23 of the Directive states that the IED sets new requirements on the inspection of industrial installations.

"Ieteikumā par obligātajiem vides pārbaužu kritērijiem" (RMCEI) un IMPEL "Soli pa solim vides pārbaužu plānošanas vadlīniju grāmatā" galvenais jautājums ir vides pārbaužu prioritāšu noteikšana. Būtiska šīs prioritāšu noteikšanas daļa ir rūpniecisku vai salīdzināmu darbību izraisītu vides traucējumu varbūtības novērtējums. Šiem riska novērtējumiem ir būtiska nozīme arī inspekciju plānošanā saskaņā ar Seveso II direktīvu un Rūpniecisko emisiju direktīvu (IED).

The aim of the project was to work out performance indicators for the environmental inspectorates. Concerning the scope of the project, it was agreed that it should cover indicators related to the RMCEI. The indicators should include input, output and outcome indicators.

Administrative fines are available to almost all of the replied countries. Having as starting point that the development and the present status of the relevant administrative legislative frame varies, significantly among EU MS, administrative fines are applied with deviated rationale and methodology.

The project aimed at identifying and defining clear, transparent and comparable quality parameters for environmental inspectorates, thereby giving the inspectorates the possibility to compare and learn from each other. Further, the project discussed how the quality parameters found suitable can be used and exploited.

IMPEL Vides inspekciju rokasgrāmatas mērķis ir sniegt instrumentu vides inspektoriem Eiropas Savienībā. Tā galvenokārt paredzēta inspektoriem uz vietas, bet var būt noderīga arī augstākā un vidējā līmeņa vadībai.

IMPEL pabeidza vadlīniju sēriju par pārbaužu minimālajiem kritērijiem, kas bija RMCEI regulas pamatā, un publicēja Vides pārbaužu rokasgrāmatu. Vadlīnijās iekļauti šādi dokumenti: