For information relating to the typology of surface waters in accordance with the WFD, the REFCOND, COAST and aterbodies . Products from reporting The following products will be produced from the information . Nb Name of product Type of product Scale of information* Detailed information displayed Source of detailed information and aggregation rule Used in 2012 reports? 1 Number and average size of surface water Table EU// RBD/ S Number and size (length/area) of water bodies by ategory Total length or total area by ategory Average size of water bodies ategory Average: sum of length (rivers) or area (rest) of all water bodies divided by the number of water bodies Aggregation on the basis of the information reported at water body level SWD pg 71 EEA1 pg 19 WISE WFD database - link 19 Percentage of HMWBs and AWBs Map RBD/SU Percentage of HMWBs and AWBs by ategory Aggregation on the basis of the information reported at water body level SWD pg 137 EEA1 pg 48 20 Percentage of natural, HMWBs and AWBs Chart Percentage of HMWBs and AWBs by ategory Aggregation on the basis of the information reported at water body level SWD pg 140 EEA1 pg 47 21 Natural, heavily modified and artificial water bodies Table / RBD/ S Number and size (length/area) of atural, by ategory Aggregation on the basis of the information reported at water body level WISE WFD database - link
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Products from reporting Nb Name of product Type of product Scale of information* Detailed information displayed Source of detailed information and aggregation rule Used in 2012 reports?* 1 Number and average size of groundwater Table EU// RBD/ Number and size (area) of water bodies Total area Average size of water bodies Average: sum area of all water bodies divided by the number of water bodies Aggregation on the basis of the information reported at water body level SWD pg 71 EEA1 pg 19 WISE WFD database - 3 Spatial reference layer of groundwater bodies GIS layer WB Mapping of all groundwater bodies GIS layer including all groundwater bodies Basis for WISE map viewer - Contents of 2016 reporting Schema Sketch Information and data to be reported using the schemas Schema element: EUGroundaterBodyCode Field type / facets: String Guidance: Required. Unique EU code the ater ody. the -ISO ountry code Quality check: First 2 characters be country code Schema element: Field type / facets: String
(Annex 4) GW Sub-Unit Optional See Guidance Document on the Reporting of Horizon Information (Annex 4) Glossary: clarification of terms and reporting requirements Some which have large number of water bodies with low pressures group water bodies for the assessment of pressures and status. The information reported for the water bodies belonging to a group will therefore be identical. Pressures and impacts on groundwater Introduction Article 5 of the WFD requires MS to identify the significant pressures present in the RBD likely to cause water bodies to be of less than good status. It also requires MS to assess the impacts on water bodies to support the determination of status. See section on pressures and impacts for surface water bodies for further background information. How will the Commission and EEA use the information The purpose of the collection of the information is to identify the main pressures within the RBD. The summary information will be used to compile maps at a European level of relevant pressures and to ensure that relevant pressures have been identified at RBD level. Statistics and information will be provided to the European Parliament at EU wide level. Information will be provided to the public through WISE. Products from reporting Nb Name of product Type of product Scale of information* Detailed information displayed Source of detailed information and aggregation rule Used in 2012 reports?* 8 Significant pressures affecting groundwater bodies poor status Chart EU// RBD/ Pressures affecting groundwater bodies poor quantitative status Aggregation on the basis of the information reported at water body level EEA2 pg 38 - Pollutants causing risk / TV exceedance / poor status Table EU// RBD/ Pollutants causing risk in Aggregation on the basis of the information reported at water body level - Contents of 2016 reporting Schema Sketch
28 Number of monitoring in surface waters used for monitoring the different types of quality elements Table Number of monitoring in surface waters used for monitoring the different types of quality elements (biological; hydromorphological; physico-chemical inclnon-priority specific pollutants; riority ubstances) Aggregation on the basis of the information reported at monitoring site level SWD pg 95 29 Percentage of surface water bodies included in surveillance monitoring compared to total number of surface water bodies Chart Percentage of surface water bodies included in surveillance monitoring compared to total number of surface water bodies Aggregation on the basis of the water body information reported at monitoring site level SWD pg 96 30 Number of river water bodies included in surveillance monitoring Chart Number of river water bodies included in surveillance monitoring, benchmarked to criteria in nnex V ection 1.3.1. Aggregation on the basis of the water body information reported at monitoring site level Benchmark is land area divided by 2500 km2 SWD pg 97 31 Percentage of surface water bodies in surveillance monitoring in which all relevant biological quality elements are monitored Chart Percentage of surface water bodies in surveillance monitoring in which all relevant biological quality elements are monitored Aggregation on the basis of the water body information reported at monitoring site level SWD pg 98 32 Percentage of surface water bodies included in operational monitoring compared to surface water bodies with significant pressures Chart Percentage of surface water bodies included in operational monitoringand compared to surface water bodies with significant pressures Aggregation on the basis of the water body information reported at monitoring site level SWD pg 100 33 Percentage of surface water bodies included in operational monitoring compared to total failing good ecological status Chart Percentage of surface water bodies included in operational monitoring compared to total number of surface water bodies failing to achieve good ecological status Aggregation on the basis of the water body information reported at monitoring site and at water body level Not used 34 Number of operational sites in relation to the population density of the Chart Number of operational sites in relation to the population density of the Member State; population density is used as an indicator of the amount of potential pressure from human activity Aggregation on the basis of the water body information reported at monitoring site level SWD pg 101
35 Percentage of surface water bodies included in operational monitoring in which each biological quality element is measured Chart Percentage of surface water bodies included in operational monitoring in which phytoplankton, other aquatic flora, macroinvertebrates and fish are monitored Aggregation on the basis of the water body information reported at monitoring site level SWD pg 102 36 Percentage of surface water bodies monitored and classified (on the basis of monitoring or extrapolation) for chemical status Chart Percentage of surface water bodies classified for chemical status compared to the percentage of water bodies monitored for riority ubstances Aggregation on the basis of information reported at water body and monitoring site levels SWD pg 106 37 Percentage of surface water bodies in which each riority ubstance is monitored Chart Percentage of surface water bodies in which each riority ubstance is monitored Aggregation on the basis of information reported at water body and monitoring site levels It was not possible to produce (reporting of individual priority substances was optional; in addition in many cases information was not available in RBMP or background documents; generally very poor reporting of chemical status reflecting implementation gaps) 38 Number of riority ubstances reliably monitored in surveillance and/or operational monitoring Chart MS Number of riority ubstances monitored in accordance with QA/QC Directive performance requirements in surveillance and/or operational monitoring Aggregation of information reported at RBD level It was not possible to produce (necessary information on QA/QC Directive implementation was not included in reporting requirements because not yet implemented) 39 Priority ubstances subjected to trend monitoring in sediment Table MS Priority substances subjected to trend monitoring in sediment Aggregation of information reported at water body level It was not possible to produce (necessary information was not included in reporting requirements) 40 Priority ubstances subjected to trend monitoring in biota Table MS Priority ubstances subjected to trend monitoring in biota (by MS) Aggregation of information reported at water body level It was not possible to produce (necessary information was not included in reporting requirements) 41 Priority ubstances showing upward trend in biota or sediment Table MS Priority ubstances showing upward trend in biota or sediment, with matrix Aggregation of information reported at water body level It was not possible to produce (necessary information was not included in reporting requirements)
abstraction, etc) For WEI+ which method has been used for estimation of renewable water resources: Option 1. RWR = ExIn + P – Eta – ΔSnat Option 2. RWR = Outflow + (Abstraction – Return) – ΔSart Other method, not included in the list Guidance: Conditional method(s) used for the estimation of the water quantity values. on the calculation methods must be Quality check: if WQPressure is Yes Guidance on the contents of RBMPs/background documents Member States which consider that water abstraction is a significant pressure in the RBD should include a description on the method for estimating the water balance, water abstractions and water uses. In case the data have resulted from hydrological and water balance modelling, a short review of the robustness of the used models, their ability to represent the salient features of the physical system, and the accuracy and bias of the simulations should be described in the background documents. In case indicators have been used, their representativity, robustness and sensitivity should be described in the background documents To RBMPs or background documents Member States should either: 1. Upload a copy of the document to WISE, (guidance on the naming of files is included in the Reportnet Guide (see Annex ); or 2. Include a clear reference document and section to the document stored on the Member States server. Where this option is selected the Member State must guarantee that the hyperlink will remain active for a period of 6 years after reporting, and that the document referred to will not be updated.
SW 1.2 Point - Storm overflows 13% Number of water bodies affected 130 70 0 KTM1 construction or upgrade of WWTP Number of urban areas where sewer systems need upgrading 11 5 0 Length of water bodies affected (km) 900 500 0 Number of urban areas with excessive overflows 11 5 0 SW 1.3 Point - IED plants 5% Number of water bodies affected 50 0 0 KTM16 upgrades of industrial WWTP Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives 16 0 0 Length of water bodies affected (km) 300 0 0 Number of permits not compatible with objective 16 0 0 SW 1.4 Point - non-IED plants 4% Number of water bodies affected 40 0 0 KTM16 upgrades of industrial WWTP Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives 7 0 0 Length of water bodies affected (km) 230 0 0 Number of permits not compatible with objective 7 0 0
How will the Commission and EEA use the information reported The Commission will use this information to ensure that Member States have carried out an economic analysis consistent with the requirements of Article 5 and Annex III and also that the provisions of Article 9 WFD have been properly and consistently applied A screening assessment will be based on the three main elements of Article 9: i) incentive pricing; ii) adequate and iii) polluterpaysprinciple. In addition, gaps in information identified by Member States will help the Commission to take further action and to plan activities for strengthening the knowledge base so as to support Member States in future implementation of Article 9. Contents of the 2016 reporting Schema sketch Information and data to be reported using the schemas Schema element: UpdatedEconomicAnalysis Field type / facets: Yes No To a certain extent Guidance: Requiredthe 2005 economic analysis of water use has been updated. Schema element: UpdatedEconomicAnalysisReference Field type / facets: String Guidance: ConditionalProvide a reference to the document describing the main complementary assessments that have been carried out for updating the economic analysis (e.g. updating calculations with more recent statistics, developing new analysis for a specific water use, etc).
10.3. Detailed information on specific measures and aspects 10.4. Cost of measures 10.5. Coordination of measures in international RBDs 10.6. Progress with and achievements of the programme of measures for the first planning cycle 11. REPORTING AT LEVEL FOR ECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND COST RECOVERY RBMP_POM)
which has to be brought to the surface in order to enable the mine to continue working. It does not include waste water from the industrial processes. 1.8 Point - Aquaculture Aquaculture 1.9 Point – Other Other point sources not included in the categories above. 2.1 Diffuse - Urban run off Urban development, Industry Storm overflows and discharges in urbanized areas not identified as point sources 2.2 Diffuse – Agricultural Agriculture 2.3 Diffuse – Forestry Forestry 2.4 Diffuse – Transport Transport Diffuse pollution from road and train traffic, aviation and infrastructure. 2.5 Diffuse – Contaminated sites/Abandoned industrial sites Industry Pollution resulting from an abandoned industrial site or a site contaminated due to past industrial activities, illegal dumping of industrial waste or a pollution accident and which is identified as diffuse source (for point see above ‘Point – Contaminated sites/abandoned industrial sites). This category does not cover existing industrial activities. 2.6 Diffuse - Discharges not connected to sewerage network Urban development Pollution resulting from urban waste water not connected to sewers and identified as a diffuse source. 2.7 Diffuse - Atmospheric deposition Agriculture, Energy Industry, Transport, Urban development Diffuse pollution from atmospheric deposition from any origin 2.8 Diffuse – Mining Industry Pollution from mining activities which are identified as diffuse (for point sources see categories above ) 2.9 Diffuse – Aquaculture Aquaculture 2.10 Diffuse – Other Any driver/Other Other diffuse sources not included in the categories above. 3.1 Abstraction/Flow Diversion – Agriculture Agriculture Includes water transfers and abstractions for irrigation and livestock breeding. 3.2 Abstraction/Flow Diversion – Public Water Supply Urban development Includes water transfers. Affection to TW and/or CW possible only in case of desalination plants. 3.3 Abstraction/Flow Diversion – Industry Industry Abstraction for industrial processes (cooling water is covered under the category ‘Abstraction – cooling water’) 3.4 Abstraction/Flow Industry; Energy non-hydro
Diversion – Cooling water 3.5 Abstraction/Flow Diversion - Fish farms Aquaculture Typically off-line fish farms 3.6 Abstraction/Flow Diversion – other Recreation Abstraction for any other purpose not listed above. 4.1.1 Physical alteration of channel/bed/riparian area/shore of water body for flood protection Flood protection Refers largely to longitudinal alterations to water bodies. 4.1.2 Physical alteration of channel/bed/riparian area/shore of water body for agriculture Agriculture Refers largely to longitudinal alterations to water bodies. Includes land drainage to enable agriculture activities. 4.1.3 Physical alteration of channel/bed/riparian area/shore of water body for navigation Transport Refers largely to longitudinal alterations to water bodies. 4.1.4 Physical alteration of channel/bed/riparian area/shore – other Refers largely to longitudinal alterations to water bodies. 4.1.5 Physical alteration of channel/bed/riparian area/shore – unknown or obsolete In case the driver for the physical modification is unknown. 4.2.1 Dams, barriers and locks for hydropower Energy – hydropower 4.2.2 Dams, barriers and locks for flood protection Flood Protection 4.2.3 Dams, barriers and locks for drinking water Urban development 4.2.4 Dams, barriers and locks for irrigation Agriculture 4.2.5 Dams, barriers and locks for recreation Recreation Small dams are used in rivers to create recreational areas (bathing waters) and also angling areas 4.2.6 Dams, barriers and locks for industry Industry, Energy non-hydro Dams are sometimes created to provide freshwater for large industry e.g. typically for cooling purposes 4.2.7 Dams, barriers Transport
1.4 Point - Non IED plants Industry Number of permits not compatible with the achievement of objectives 16 Upgrades or improvements of industrial wastewater treatment plants (including farms) Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies failing EQS for RBSP 1.5 Point - Contaminated Sites/Abandoned industrial sites Industry Number of contaminated sites affecting the achievement of objectives 4 Remediation of contaminated sites (historical pollution including sediments, groundwater, soil). Number of sites to be remediated or where preventative actions are to be taken to achieve objectives Number of water bodies failing EQS for PS and/or RBSP 1.6 Point - Waste disposal sites Urban development Number of waste disposal sites affecting achievement of objectives 21 Measures to prevent or control the input of pollution from urban areas, transport and built infrastructure Number of upgraded or remediated waste disposal sites required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies failing EQS for PS and/or RBSP Number of water bodies affected by measures 1.7 Point - Mine waters Industry Number of mine water discharges affecting achievement of objectives New MS KTM Number of mine discharges for which measures are required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies failing EQS for PS and/or RBSP 1.8 Point - Aquaculture Aquaculture Number of point sources affecting achievement of objectives New MS KTM Number of aquaculture sites/facilities for which measures are required to achieve objectives
Number of water bodies failing EQS for PS and/or RBSP 1.9 Point – Other Any driver/Other Number of point sources affecting achievement of objectives New MS KTM Number of water bodies affected by measures to achieve objectives 2.1 Diffuse - Urban run off Urban development, Industry Length (km)/area (km2) of water bodies that are not achieving objectives because of diffuse urban run off 21 Measures to prevent or control the input of pollution from urban areas, transport and built infrastructure Number of sustainable drainage systems required to achieve objectives Number of upgraded storm overflows required to achieve objectives Number of surface water interceptors and treatment facilities required to achieve objectives Area (km2) requiring regulation and/or codes of practice for use and disposal of chemicals in urbanised areas, transport and infrastructure to achieve objectives. 2.2 Diffuse – Agricultural Agriculture Load of nitrogen to be reduced (in tonnes) to achieve objectives 2 Reduce nutrient pollution from agriculture Area of agricultural land covered by measures (km2) to achieve objectives Load of phosphorus to be reduced (in tonnes) to achieve objectives Length (km)/area (km2) of buffer strips required to achieve objectives
2.3 Diffuse – Forestry Forestry Number of water bodies not achieving objectives because of this pressure 22 Measures to prevent or control the input of pollution from forestry Area of forestry land (km2) requiring measures to reduce nutrient inputs to levels compatible with the achievement of objectives. Area (km2) of forest affecting the achievement of objectives Length of river requiring buffer zones to intercept or reduce sediment loads to rivers to achieve objectives Area of forest land (km2) requiring measures to achieve objectives Area of forestry land (km2) at risk of soil erosion 17 Measures to reduce sediment loads from soil erosion and surface run-off Area of water body bodies requiring buffer zones to intercept or reduce sediment loads to water bodies to achieve objectives. Area of forest land (km2) requiring measures to achieve objectives 2.4 Diffuse – Transport Transport Number of water bodies not achieving objectives because of this pressure 21 Measures to prevent or control the input of pollution from urban areas, transport and built infrastructure Number of surface water interceptors and treatment facilities required to achieve objectives. Length of transport infrastructure required to be subject to regulation and/or codes of practice for use and disposal of chemicals for the achievement of objectives
2.10 Diffuse – Other Any driver/Other Length (km)/area (km2) of water bodies not achieving objectives because of this pressure New MS KTM Number of water bodies affected by the measures required to achieve objectives 3.1 Abstraction/flow diversion – Agriculture Agriculture Volume of water abstracted/diverted for agriculture (million m3) to be reduced to achieve objectives. 7 Improvements in flow regime and/or establishment of ecological flows. Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies where ecological flows need to be established to achieve objectives. 8 Water efficiency technical measures for irrigation, industry, energy and households Irrigated area required to be covered by measures to achieve objectives Reduction (%) in water consumption required to achieve objectives 11 Progress in water pricing policy measures for the implementation of the recovery of cost of water services from agriculture Agricultural area (km2) where water pricing policy measures are required to achieve the objectives of Article 9 12 Advisory services for agriculture Number of farms that need to covered by advisory services to achieve objectives Number of advisory services required to achieve objectives Area (km2) of agricultural land that needs to be covered by
advisory services to achieve objectives. Number of Farm Surveys required to be undertaken to achieve objectives 3.2 Abstraction/flow diversion – Public Water Supply Urban development Volume of water abstracted/diverted for public water supply (million m3) to be reduced to achieve objectives 7 Improvements in flow regime and/or establishment of ecological flows. Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies where ecological flows need to be established to achieve objectives. 8 Water efficiency technical measures for irrigation, industry, energy and households Number of households required to be covered by measures to achieve objectives Reduction (%) in water consumption required to achieve objectives 9 Progress in water pricing policy measures for the implementation of the recovery of cost of water services from households Size of population for which water pricing policy measures are required to achieve the objectives of Article 9 Area (km2) of RBD for which water pricing policy measures are required to achieve the objectives of Article 9
10 Progress in water pricing policy measures for the implementation of the recovery of cost of water services from industry Number of installations for which water pricing policy measures are required to achieve the objectives of Article 9 3.5 Abstraction/flow diversion - Fish farms Aquaculture Volume of water abstracted/diverted for aquaculture (million m3) to be reduced to achieve objectives 7 Improvements in flow regime and/or establishment of ecological flows. Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies where ecological flows need to be established to achieve objectives. 10 Progress in water pricing policy measures for the implementation of the recovery of cost of water services from industry Number of installations for which water pricing policy measures are required to achieve the objectives of Article 9 3.6 Abstraction/flow diversion – other Recreation Volume of water abstracted/diverted for other purposes (such as recreation) (million m3) to be reduced to achieve objectives 7 Improvements in flow regime and/or establishment of ecological flows. Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies where ecological flows need to be established to achieve objectives.
Length or area of bank/shore that will require rehabilitation and/or restoration measures for the achievement of objectives Length or area of bank/shore that will require removal of hard infrastructure for the achievement of objectives 4.1.3 Physical alteration of channel/bed/riparian area/shore of water body for navigation Transport Length (km) of water bodies affected by alterations for navigation not compatible with good ecological status/good ecological potential 6 Improving hydromorphological conditions of water bodies other than longitudinal continuity Length of remeandering of straightened river channels required for the achievement of objectives Length of river with bed restoration measures required for the achievement of objectives. Length or area of bank/shore that will require rehabilitation and/or restoration measures for the achievement of objectives Length or area of bank/shore that will require removal of hard infrastructure for the achievement of objectives
4.3.3 Hydrological alteration – hydropower Energy – hydropower Length (km) /area (km2) of water bodies where hydrological alterations for hydropower production are preventing the achievement of good ecological status/good ecological potential 7 Improvements in flow regime and/or establishment of ecological flows. Number of water bodies where the operational modification of hydro-peaking is required for the achievement of objectives. Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies where ecological flows need to be established to achieve objectives. 4.3.4 Hydrological alteration – public water supply Urban development Length (km) /area (km2) of water bodies where hydrological alterations for public water supply purposes are preventing the achievement of good ecological status/good ecological potential 7 Improvements in flow regime and/or establishment of ecological flows. Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies where ecological flows need to be established to achieve objectives. 4.3.5 Hydrological alteration - aquaculture Fisheries and aquaculture Length (km) /area (km2) of water bodies where hydrological alterations for aquaculture purposes are preventing the achievement of good ecological status/good ecological potential 7 Improvements in flow regime and/or establishment of ecological flows. Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies where ecological flows need to be established to achieve objectives.
animal/plants is preventing the achievement of good ecological status/good ecological potential exploitation/removal of animal and plants Length/area of water bodies affected by the measures required to achieve objectives 5.3 Litter/fly tipping Urban development, Transport Length (km) of water bodies impacted by litter or fly tipping New MS KTM Length of water bodies where litter is required to be removed to achieve objectives Number of sources of litter that require control measures to achieve objectives 6.1 Groundwater recharges Agriculture, Energy – non-hydro, Industry, Urban development Area of groundwater bodies not achieving objectives because of groundwater recharges New MS KTM Area of water bodies affected by the measures required to achieve objectives 6.2 Groundwater – alteration of water level or volume Industry, Urban development Area of groundwater bodies not achieving objectives because of alteration of water levels/volumes New MS KTM Area of water bodies affected by the measures required to achieve objectives 7 Other anthropogenic pressures Any driver/Other Length (km) /area (km2) of water bodies where other anthropogenic pressures are causing the non achievement of objectives New MS KTM Length/area of water bodies affected by the measures required to achieve objectives
8 Unknown Pressures Any driver Length (km) /area (km2) of water bodies where unknown pressures are causing the non achievement of objectives New MS KTM Length/area of water bodies affected by the measures required to achieve objectives A number of pressure may be applicable - MS to select those relevant Any driver See list of potential indicators for the selected relevant pressures 13 Drinking water protection measures (e.g. establishment of safeguard zones, buffer zones etc) Number of drinking water protection zones required to achieve objectives Number of water bodies that are required to be affected by drinking water protection measures for the achievement of objectives Any pressure may be applicable - MS to select those relevant Any driver See list of potential indicators for the selected relevant pressures 14 Research, improvement of knowledge base reducing uncertainty. Number of the research studies etc. that are required to achieve objectives. Number of water bodies that are expected to achieve objectives as a result of research etc. Failure of good chemical status by a Priority Substance Agriculture, urban development, industry, transport Loads of priority substances that require to be reduced to achieve objectives. 15 Measures for the of emissions, discharges and losses of priority hazardous substances or for the reduction of emissions, discharges and losses of Number of revised permit required to achieve objectives Number of installation where upgrades or improvements are required to achieve