HUNGARIAN NATIONAL REPORT AND THE FOLLOWING IMPLEMENTATION OF EU WFD IN 2005
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1 HUNGARIAN NATIONAL REPORT AND THE FOLLOWING IMPLEMENTATION OF EU WFD IN 2005 Dr.Perger László OKTVF/ NDENW Budapest Department of River Basin Management
2 Danube River Basin EU WFD report
3 Responsibilities: Background of report KvVm/ MoEW: competent & reporting authority OKTVF/ NDENW: coordinator institution in aggregation of the report data & maps on national level Regional waterboards: coordinator bodies in territorial work outing & information evaluation on environmental & nature protection issues in WFD field providing expertise on water issues in WFD field EU WFD report
4 Features of the report Compatibility with: Reporting guidance (approved in Dec on Water Dir. s Meeting), ICPRD Roof report ( approved in Dec on ministers meeting in Vienna prescription by WFD 5. and 6. articles & II.,III. and IV. annexes, different guidances prepared by EC working groups national specialities on water policy depend on carpathian ecoregions & geological features EU WFD report
5 Table of contents (only the main chapters) 1. Features of the Danube River Basin District within Hungary 2. Overview of man made s environmental impacts 3. Uncertainities and data shortage 4. Proposals to improve the monitoring network & activity 5. Economic analysis of different water uses 6. Inventory of protected areas EU WFD report
6 Features of the Danube River Basin District within Hungary Surface (non-artificial) waters (there are only river/ water course and lakes in Hungary) Number of river/water course types: 25 (22 types by nature originated conditions, 3 types by ICPDR description for hungarian Danube section) Number of the river water bodies: 876 ( their catchment are over the scale 10 Km2) Description of the river bodies by Altitude & slope condition (higher hilly, hilly and low land areas) Hydrogeochemical parameters (siliceous, calcareous, organic) Scale of substratum composition (rude, medium, fine deposits) Number of lake (lakes, oxbows, wetlands) types: 10 Number of the lake water bodies: 100 ( their size of average water covered surface areas over the 0.5 Km2) Description of the lake water bodies by Altitude condition (only on the low land areas in Hungary) Hydrogeochemical parameters (siliceous, calcareous, organic) Mean depth ( less than 1 m, 1.5 m, 3 m, 4 m, between 1-3 m, 3-15 m) Size of mean surface areas ( small, between Km2, medium, between Km2, large, over 100 Km2) EU WFD report
7 Features of the Danube River Basin District within Hungary (SW s) Preliminary designation of HMWB & AWB HMWB (man-made impact on wb. can not be changed): On river water bodies: 25 Not designated any HMWB in case of lake wb. because of lack of biological validation Probably HMWB (man-made impact on wb. might be changed): On river water bodies: 281 On lake water bodies: 16 AWB ( wich has an ecological importance): In case of rivers: 150 In case of lakes: 124 Definition of reference conditions by expert judgement! EU WFD report
8 River types (22+3) and artificial river water bodies (150) EU WFD report
9 Lake types (10) Legend 1 (calcareous, >100 km2, permanent) 2 (salinic, >100 km2, permanent) 3 (salinic, km2, permanent) 4 (calcareous-salinic, km2, permanent) 5 (calcareous-salinic, km2, intermittent) 6 (calcareous-organic, km2, permanent) 7 (salinic, km2, permanent) 8 (calcareous, km2, intermittent) 9 (calcareous-organic, km2, permanent) 10 (calcareous-organic, km2, intermittent) EU WFD report
10 Lake water bodies ( ) Legend EU WFD report 2005 natural artifical 10
11 Heavily modified and artificial river water bodies (25+150) Legend heavily modified probably heavily modified not heavily modified EU WFD report artificial water body
12 Features of the Danube River Basin District within Hungary (GW s) Groundwaters (hierarchy of preliminary designation): Porous groundwater in sedimental basin Cold groundwater bodies: 52 Thermal groundwater bodies: 6 Karstic groundwater Cold groundwater bodies: 13 Thermal groundwater bodies: 15 Mountainous, fractured zones groundwater bodies (attached to surface catchments: 22 More than half of designated gw. bodies are transboundary: 60 from EU WFD report
13 Cold groundwater g bodies porous and mountainous (52+22) Legend mountains deeper gwb. on surface EU WFD report 2005 hilly 13 discharge areas recharge areas
14 Groundwater bodies porous thermal (6) Legend porozous thermal EU WFD report
15 Groundwater bodies karst (13+15) Legend EU WFD report 2005 cold karst warm karst 15
16 Man-made impacts on surface water Pressures on surface waters: Significant point sources contamination by settlement sewage systems by industry Significant diffuse sources contamination by agriculture (pesticides & nutrients) by infiltration from settlement without sewage channels Significant water abstraction irrigation drinking water supply industrial water uses water reservoirs on or next to the river flows sharing of the water resources to energetic ways to other ways (water resources replacement) Hydromorphological alterations EU WFD report
17 Hydromorphological alterations (the main cause of heavily modified state) Permanent reservoirs with inflow Damming in river bed Dikes River bed crossing/transposition River flow regulation River bed regulation River/lake shore-lines protection EU WFD report
18 Designation of risky surface water bodies Risky state = if the good ecological state can not reach until WFD deadline (2015) Risky categories by different pressures Organic pollutions (it shall be resolve by rules/law) Nutrient pollutions (it shall be resolve by rules/law) Hazardous substances pollutions (it shall be resolve by rules/law) Hydromorphological alterations (it might be resolve by the demand of society) Risky, possibly risky and non-risky states are showed on the next slide maps EU WFD report
19 River water bodies risk of failure to reach the environmental objectives organic pollution Legend yes EU WFD report 2005 probably 19 no
20 River water bodies risk of failure to reach the environmental objectives nutrients Legend yes EU WFD report 2005 probably no 20
21 River water bodies risk of failure to reach the environmental objetives - hazardous substances Legend yes EU WFD report 2005 probably 21 no
22 River water bodies risk of failure to reach the environmental objectives hydromorphological alterations Legend yes probably EU WFD report 2005 no 22 artificial water body
23 Man-made impacts on groundwater Pressures on groundwater Significant diffuse sources contamination by agriculture (pesticides & nutrients) by infiltration from settlement without sewage channels Significant point sources contamination by leakage out of settlement sewage channels by industrial contamination by solid waste deposits by former contaminated areas by mining activities Significant groundwater abstraction By agriculture By drinking water supply By industry By mining dehydration activities Thermal water abstraction for different purposes Artificial water recharge to groundwater Other activities EU WFD report
24 Designation of risky groundwater bodies Risky state = if the good quantity & chemical state can not reach until WFD deadline (2015) Risky categories: In view of quantity state: Risky = 3 gwb. s Possibly risky = 18 gwb. s In view of chemical state: Possibly risky = 46 gwb. s EU WFD report
25 Porous and mountainous groundwater bodies risk of failure to reach the environmental objectives - quantity Legend EU WFD report 2005 yes probably25 no
26 Next steps ( professional works) Checking and amending data & maps Eliminate the uncertainities (possibly riskies) Revise the existing water related monitoring network (quantity & quality) Assess the monitoring measurement points and water bodies map layers to sufficient water bodies status Planning the eligible (EU WFD relevant) monitoring network Planning the actually not-existing biologocal monitoring network Getting up the programmes of measure EU WFD report
27 Next steps ( logistic works) Delineation of water management plan subunits (39) consist of many swb. catchments & gw. bodies With leading by water boards the regional authorities shall make ready wm. plans 39 wm. plans shall be allowed by public participations & Regional Water Councils Compiling the 17 wm. units by wm. plan subunits Compiling the 4 sub-river basins wm. plans by 17 wm. units Preparing the national report by EU WFD report
28 EU WFD report
29 THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION (and) FOR MORE DETAILS BROWSE OUR WEBSITE, PLEASE www. euvki.hu EU WFD report
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