Concept Seminar "Eco education and information as a strategic asset SAFE DEVELOPMENT" April 16, 2015 Institute of Ecological Safety NAU. Department of Ecology Laboratory of Environmental Safety NSC "Ecobiosafety" SRD NAU. Technical Policy of the EU: Methodology and Tools (environmental aspect) // Технічна політика ЄС: методологія та інструменти (довкільний аспект). Marina Kozlovs'ka, coordinator the project of the formation of the UNCCD - Ukrainian National Cluster of Constitutional Development on the basis of the Charitable Fund "Drevlyans" and preparing for the establishment of the Civic Euro Integration Platform (CEIP )Dep. Coordinator of the Working Group 8 "Technical Regulations, Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures, geographical indications, safety" CP Ukraine and the EU; The joint project "Sustainable Development Cluster" Innovative platform and Ukraine with a Science Park NAU and AO Kiev Helsinki Group

1. Marina Kozlovs'ka, coordinator the project of the formation of the UNCCD -
Ukrainian National Cluster of Constitutional Development on the basis of the
Charitable Fund "Drevlyans" and preparing for the establishment of the Civic Euro
Integration Platform (CEIP )
Dep. Coordinator of the Working Group 8 "Technical Regulations, Sanitary and
Phytosanitary Measures, geographical indications, safety" CP Ukraine and the EU; The
joint project "Sustainable Development Cluster" Innovative platform and Ukraine
with a Science Park NAU and AO Kiev Helsinki Group
Technical Policy of the EU: Methodology and Tools
(environmental aspect)
Технічна політика ЄС: методологія та
інструменти (довкільний аспект)
Concept Seminar "Eco education and information as a strategic asset SAFE
DEVELOPMENT" April 16, 2015
Institute of Ecological Safety NAU. Department of Ecology Laboratory
of Environmental Safety NSC "Ecobiosafety" SRD NAU

2. Eco-innovation for a Sustainable Future
• http://ec.europa.eu/environment/etap/index_en.h
tml
• Eco-friendly technologies are good for business,
reduce pressure on the environment and can
create new jobs. The European Commission invites
all stakeholders and the public to discover and
share promising opportunities to make eco-
innovation an everyday reality throughout Europe.

3. CENTRAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES, ACCORDING TO THE FIRST REPORT ON IMPLEMENTATION OF THE
AGREEMENT BY THE EU AS OF FEBRUARY 24, 2015, THE LEVEL OF IMPLEMENTATION OF EUROPEAN
REGULATIONS REMAINS THE LOWEST IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL SECTOR - COMPARED WITH OTHER
SECTORS REFORMS IN UKRAINE

4. Technical regulation of environmental safety in a world increasingly innovative
approaches to production interests in all environmental areas. This is evident in the
work of leading companies that combine technological and legal forms of activity. for
example
•
AGRECO was established in 1992 as a European Economic Interest Group (EEIG) in
order to pool the material and human resources of the consulting
companies AGRER(Belgium) and AGRICONSULTING (Italy) for the preparation and
implementation of large-scale studies and projects in the field of biodiversity
conservation and natural resources management.
15 years later, this objective is reached, many of the environmental projects
managed by AGRECO being recognized by various donors as successfully
implemented.
• In the framework of its activities the company has established close links with
research institutes in Europe as well as in the beneficiary countries, thereby
enhancing better co-ordination between research objectives and management
needs in conservation and environment management.

5. http://www.agreco.be/uk/Accueil.asp
AGRECO’s track record and those of its member companies cover Africa, Asia, Latin
America, and Europe. Particular experience has been gained in the co-ordination and
management of regional projects, with actions at the local (protected area,
communities,...), the national (forestry and environmental administrations) and the
regional level (between the administrations, institutions and protected areas of the
countries concerned). The company is therefore especially familiar with issues as
mediation, exchange of experience and information, cross-border cooperation and
coordination.

6. strategic planning and management is
becoming increasingly necessary in global dimension

7. people today are too overwhelmed responsibility - for the family,
children, house maintenance, housekeeping, career. This daily
responsibility does not allow many go on to develop strategic plans.
Only another approach that can help. Human rights should not be seen
merely as an appendage to the technological capabilities
• http://www.nas.gov.ua/UA/news/Pages/contents.a
spx?ffn1=ID&fft1=Eq&ffv1=2307,
http://www.nas.gov.ua/UA/news/Pages/contents.a
spx?ffn1=ID&fft1=Eq&ffv1=2309,
http://www.nas.gov.ua/UA/news/Pages/contents.a
spx?ffn1=ID&fft1=Eq&ffv1=2314

8. very little reflected the current state of
environmental law in the Cabinet of
Ministers of UKRAINE ORDER
• of 17 September 2014 р. № 847-p
• Kyiv
• On the implementation of the Association Agreement
between Ukraine, on the one hand, and the European
Union, the European Atomic Energy Community and
their Member States, of the other part

9. We look through European trends of technical regulations
European Parliament: Environment, Public
Health and Food Safety Committee
SPEECH - 26 March 2015
http://ec.europa.eu/commission/2014-2019/andriukaitis/announcements/european-parliament-environment-
public-health-and-food-safety-committee_en

10. Number of legal acts
(with incremental changes)

11. 25 Feb 2015 - Climate Action Language en Significant
boost in EU support for the environment and climate
through the new LIFE programme Start date :
12/12/2011
• The Commission proposes to allocate EUR 3.2 billion
over 2014-2020 to a new Programme for
the Environment and Climate Action - LIFE. The
proposed new programme will build on the success
of the existing LIFE+ Programme but will be
reformed to have…
• ec.europa.eu/clima/news/articles/news_201112120
1_en.htm

12. European Commission - Environment
ec.europa.eu/environment/index_en.htm
17 Mar 2015 -
• European Commission Environment Basics on
EU environment, The
Commissioner,Environment DG, Environment policies
, Action Programme, Air, Chemicals, Circular
economy, Environmental Assessment, Green public
procurement, Industry, International Issues, Land,
Marine and Coast, Nature and Biodiversity, Noise,
Soil, Sustainable Development, Urban Environment,
Waste, Water, Agriculture, Cohesion policy,
Development,

13. European Commission - Environment
ec.europa.eu/environment/index_en.htm
17 Mar 2015 -

14. 05/02/2015
European Commission sets out its position on global
partnership for the post-2015 development agenda
Read more (IP/2015/4141)
• 05/02/2015
• A Global Partnership for Poverty Eradication
and Sustainable Development after 2015
• Read more (MEMO/2015/4143)

15. 20-21/05/2015
18th Forum on Eco-innovation 'Boosting competitiveness and innovation',
including Retail Forum, EMAS Award Ceremony, Barcelona, Spain
Read more...
• Benefits of the law
• EU laws are there for your benefit. They make sure that anything you buy
or sell in Europe is manufactured to the same standards, and they give
you the right to know what is going into your environment. In this section
you can find out how EU laws are made and how they work, more about
the advantages of sharing legislation at EU level, your rights when it comes
to finding information about the environment, and why it's so important
to assess the impacts of infrastructure before it's actually built.

16. The above mentioned project has prepared the report “Assessment of the
implementation of the Strategy of Ukraine's State Environmental Policy for the Period
until 2020 and National Environmental Action Plan (NEAP) for 2011–2015”, covering the
period 2011-2013.
• The effectiveness of the Strategy and NEAP implementation is assessed as
“satisfactory” (higher than 30% but less than 60%).
• Thanks to this project the process of public assessment of national environmental
policy implementation was initiated in Ukraine. Two reports have been developed
by environmental NGOs for 2011 and 2012. Also a large awareness raising
campaign regarding the implementation of the EU environmental directives,
importance of protected areas etc. was conducted during 2012-2014. In total more
than 2500 participants (including representatives from 75 civil society
organizations) attended more than 60 workshops and round tables. – але серед
експертної спільноти відсутні спеціалізовані групи з втілення окремих цілей
чи груп завдань НПД та екостратегії – за відсутності системної підтримки
експертної діяльності та надзвичайно вузького кола фахівців з виконання
зазначеного проекту.

17. Impact Assessment
• Before the European Commission proposes a
new initiative, it evaluates the potential
economic, social and environmental consequ
ences.
• An impact assessment gives decision-makers
evidence regarding the need for EU action and
the advantages and disadvantages of
alternative policy choices. It may also find that
no action should be taken at EU level.

18. · During 2011 - 2013, the EU-funded project “Support to
Ukraine in Implementing the Aarhus and Espoo Conventions”
• supported the MENR regarding legal, institutional and
• procedural aspects of the Espoo and Aarhus Conventions and related
obligations under other relevant Multilateral Environment
Agreements in relation to their current implementation
in Ukraine. One of the important results was a
draft Law on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Trans-boundary
Context. Funding: EUR 0.2 mn. ( In addition, the EU funded a twinning
project on related issues, carried out by Austria and the Czech
Republic. Funding EUR 1.5 mn).
• · During 2010 – 2013 in the framework of two EU-funded projects,
“Support to Ukraine

19. Impact assessments are prepared for Commission initiatives expected to have
significant direct economic, social or environmental impacts. These can be:
• legislative proposals
• non-legislative initiatives (white papers, action
plans, financial programmes, negotiating
guidelines for international agreements) that
define future policies
• implementing measures and delegated acts
• Planning of impact assessments is communicated
to the public via so-called roadmaps
• Stakeholders are consulted on all key aspects of
impact assessments and final impact assessment
reports are public

20. With the aim of strengthening local and regional government, implementation of
decentralization reform the following acts were approved:
…The Law of Ukraine "On Principles of the
State Regional Policy" (adopted on February
5, 2015), which determines the basic legal,
economic, social, environmental,
humanitarian and organizational principles of
the State regional policy as an integral part of
national internal policy of Ukraine