Cambodia The lists of chemicals was agreed in the National Executive Proposal, including all POPs. Ministry of Environment agreed to integrate existing reporting systems of emissions to air and water. There need to be various coordinating meetings among the different departments of the Ministry to work on the implementation of this integrated system. Preliminary elements are ready. Further development is needed, as well as significant socialization for its approval. A draft reporting format was piloted in Cambodia, which included data and information from existing reporting systems as well as new sections for PRTR data (integration was piloted). The format worked well during the pilot, but inegreation needs yet to be fully endorsed by other departments in the Ministry that currently host existing reporting systems. Knowledge and capacities on environmental reporting are low. There is no knowledge on how to estimate pollutant emissions. Esmission estimation guidelines for the pilot trial sectors were developed and piloted, based on existing techniques of and CORINAIR. However, more training on how to use those existing techniques and how to make own national estimations is recommended. Knowledge about enviornmental reporting in industry is low. Need a strong campaign of training and awarness-raising among industry. All POPs have been included in the PRTR list that will be mandatory in the future stages of PRTR implementation. Need further guidance and training on how to report POPs in the PRTR system.
Kazakhstan The lists of chemicals was agreed in the National Executive Proposal, including all POPs. The integration of reporting systems in Kazakhstan is complex, as there are three different agencies involved in reporting of emissions to air and water, as well as waste generation. There is a need to have several meetings with the Minister to decide on the integration of these existing systems and to request support from the other monitoring agencies that have existing reporting systems. As reporting requirements in Kazakhstan are scattered in three differed agencies, legislation will need to be modified in order to prepare a unique and coherent PRTR legal instrument. There is already a reporting format integrating the existing reporting requirements of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the Kiev Protocol. However, the format still needs to include the reporting requirements by other two national agencies. The industrial sector in Kazakhstan has knowledge on reporting pollution emissions and estimation techniques. Many of these emissions are measured. However further training is needed on estimating POPs emissions. Industry was very participative during the PRTR pilot trial and is willing to continue PRTR implementation. The industrial sector in Kazakhstan has knowledge on reporting pollution emissions and estimation techniques. Many of these emissions are measured. However further training is needed on estimating POPs emissions as this was not requested to the industrial sector in the previous reporting systems. Moldova The lists of chemicals was agreed in the National Executive Proposal, including all POPs. Moldova already worked on integrating existing reporting systems in one PRTR. However, as Moldova worked this separately from the other countries in this Draft is ready. It was prepared to ratify the PRTR Protocol (signature and ratification expected for 2014). The reporting format for the PRTR has been drafted and piloted, following requirements of the Kiev Further training is needed on estimating POPs emissions. Industry was very participative during the PRTR pilot trial and is willing to continue PRTR implementation. Further training is needed on estimating POPs emissions as this was not previously requested to the industrial sector in the existing
proposal, the recommendation is to review their PRTR proposal to standardize all PRTRs in this project. Protocol. reporting systems. Peru The lists of chemicals was agreed in the National Executive Proposal, including all POPs. Peru already piloted an integrated system, including previous existing reporting systems. However, Peru wants to work further on this following the example of Single Window from Chile. Draft regulation is ready and has been socialized. Not yet signed by the Minister. Peru piloted an online reporting format for the PRTR. It was improved after the pilot and is ready to be used for the PRTR implementation. Peru agreed to prepare automatic estimation calculators for each reporting sector in the PRTR. Calculators for two reporting sectors were already developed and are available online in the PRTR reporting format. More calculators will be prepared in the future for other reporting sectors. Industry was very participative during the PRTR pilot trial and is willing to continue PRTR implementation. Further work with industry is needed in order to have reporting of POPs. Belarus The lists of chemicals was agreed in the National Executive It was agreed in the national proposal that the existing national reporting system in Draft PRTR legal documents have been developed. PRTR legal The reporting format is based in the existing reporting The industrial sector in Belarus has knowledge on reporting Industry was very participative during the PRTR pilot trial and is The industrial sector in Belarus has knowledge on reporting pollution
Proposal, including all POPs. Belarus could be used as the baseline for the national PRTR. Further work is needed on a single window approach. instrument approach will be clear once a single window structure is agreed between all entities currently involved in environmental reporting obligations. requirements. However, further work is needed on developing a single window and including all elements to comply with the Kiev Protocol. pollution emissions and estimation techniques. Many of these emissions are measured or estimated. However further training is needed on estimating, in particular POPs emissions. willing to continue PRTR implementation. emissions and estimation techniques. Many of these emissions are measured. However further training is needed on estimating POPs emissions.