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Benchmarking and ECE Indicators

Explore how Croatia benchmarks its environmental inspection practices and monitors progress using quantitative and qualitative indicators. Learn about methodologies, reports, and the final goal of achieving a desirable state of the environment.

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Benchmarking and ECE Indicators

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  1. Republic of Croatia Ministry of Environmental Protection, Physical Planning and Construction Benchmarking and ECE Indicators ECENA WORKSHOP 29-30 March, 2007 Szentendre, Hungary

  2. Republic of Croatia

  3. ECE Indicators • Quantitative • Available resources / budget, staff, time, equipment • Number of on site visits/per installation • Number of identified compliance / non compliance • Number of decisions / sanctions/penalties • Number of reports • Number of pre-notified / non-notified site visits Qualitative • Number of sectoral specialized / trainned inspectors • Prioritization of inspections in accordance with RMCEI and 6th Env. Action Programme • Quality of the Reports • Analyses by using “Lessons Learned” methodology

  4. Benchmarking Benchmarking within the MEPPPC Exchange of good practise and results between Central service in Zagreb and 20 BranchUnits Benchmarking with external institutions • Check how far we are • Analysing the examples of good practices, learn from who is better (Scottish, Dutch, Belgium,.. experience) • Analysing: aplicable / non aplicable in Croatia

  5. Progress Monitoring / Current Practice Inspectors’ reports • Personal monthly / annual reports • Reports related to thematic on site visits (different industry sectors and activities) • Reports related to accidents / incidents Inspection Directorate’s reports • Summary and analytical thematic reports • Annual report to Croatian Government (adopted by the Minister) • Reports related to different EU accession activities (screening, progress reports, questionnaires, pre-accession projects) • Reports related to activities in different international environmental networks (ECENA, IMPEL,INECE,MAP...)

  6. Progress Monitoring Methodologies used for progress monitoringand evaluation Set of methodological approaches are to be improved in near future. Croatian Environmental Agency (CEA) has been setting the tools for monitoring the progress – indicators.

  7. Indicators Used for Progress Monitoring • Pressures to Environmental components / media • Achievement of Environmental objectives • State of Environment

  8. The Final Goal Desirable state of environment !!!

  9. Thank you for your attention

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