Economic analysis in Swedish RBMPs. Siktdjup - status

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Economic analysis in Swedish RBMPs Siktdjup - status

Economic analysis in Swedish RBMPs and a short general overview of the Northern Baltic Sea RBD Siktdjup - status Quick overview of the RBD, status and pressures Economic analysis - Cost effectiveness - Cost benefit - Affordability - Financing (including PPP) Conclusions Wishes for the future work http://www.vattenkvalitet.se/gisportal/

Short facts of the Northern Baltic Sea RBD Siktdjup - status 3,4 million inhabitants (34 % of pop. in SE) 90 % connected to municipal drinking and WWT Service sector dominates rather than manufacturing Agriculture land 20 %, forest 64 %, water 10 % http://www.vattenkvalitet.se/gisportal/

420 lakes 620 streams 170 coastal Land use

Ecological status 80 % less than good status

Hydromorfology - significant pressure from barriers

Eutrophication

Eutrophication - significant pressure from agriculture

Source apportionment of phosphorus (Northern Baltic Sea River Basin District) Sewage from rural households Storm-water runoff Agriculture Forest Municipal Sewage (WWTP) Industry

Chemical status 7 % < good

Ground water status 570 ground water bodies 3 % < good

Economic analysis Siktdjup - status Cost-effectiveness Cost-benefit analysis Affordability analysis Cost-recovery for water services The use of PPP Financing of measures http://www.vattenkvalitet.se/gisportal/

Cost-effectiveness analysis For reducing nutrient loads for about 2000 surface water bodies and for 15 different measures Structure liming Adjusted manure application Two-stage ditches Lime-refill in subsurface drainage Improved sewage treatment in WWTP and for rural houses Constructed wetlands and P-sedimentation ponds

https://www.teagasc.ie/media/website/publications/2015/collentine_d.pdf Dennis Collentine

Cost for reducing 1 kg P with 2 m buffer zone

Accumulated cost (MSEK) Marginal cost curve for buffer zones Locally based calculation Single value for whole Sweden Accumulated effect (kg P)

Cost-effectiveness analysis GIS-database with costs and effects per water body Wetlands P-sedimentation ponds

Cost (MSEK) 6. Adjusted manure application 8. lime-refill in drainage Cost-effectiveness analysis for each water body 5. Improved sewage for rural households 3. Wetlands 4. Structure liming P-reduction target Effect (kg P)

Accumulated cost (MSEK) All analyzed measures against eutrophication Gap Goal for GES Accumulated effect (kg P)

Effect (kg P) Effect (kg P) Cost-effectiveness

Costs-benefit analysis Benefits based on Value transfer from WTP-studies in Denmark and Norway Willingness to pay: 28-32 per household For good ecological status

Catchments where costs are significantly higher than benefits Costs 3 times > benefits Extended deadline to 2027: > 700 water bodies (30 %) Next cycle probably use the Leipzig model for CBA

Analysis of affordability per sector the Simpler method Cost for personnel/ Added value Low efficiency High efficiency Capital cost / Added value

Performance with costs of measures 2015-10-08 24

Performance without costs of measures 2015-10-08 25

Affordability effect of costs of PoM on sustainability of businesses Agricultural enterprises medel

Affordability effect of costs of PoM on sustainability of businesses Agricultural enterprises Cereal production Meat and egg Diary Agriculture Lantbruk 2010-14 Total Förädlingsvärde Value added (FV) 12 980 559 Omsättning Cost for agriculture in 62 428 558 000 610 Inköp PoM if Varor/Tjänster PPP is applied 49 578 052 Personalkostnad That is 3 % (PK) of value added 20 894 530 Kapitalkostnad (KK) 3 676 381 Simpler-index 1,89 Värdeavstånd -11 590 351

Affordability Influence of the costs in the PoM on companies competitiveness Agriculture Forestry Industry Hydro-electric power production Municipalities

Cost-recovery of water services 1. Only municipal drinking water production and distribution and waste water treatment are defined as water services in Sweden 2. Resource costs are assumed non existent (negligible problems with water quantity) 3. Environmental costs: for N and P 85 M * (costs for environmental chemicals not estimated) Expenditures on environmental protection (value added): 190 M 4. That is, full cost-recovery is claimed to be accomplished for environmental costs * Mean value from WTP-studies (Contingent valuation method)

Comment: Cost-recovery of water services Comparison of water price for domestic use: Catalonia 2,6 /m 3 (1 to 3 /m 3 ) Sweden (Västerås) 3,5 /m 3 (2 to 7 /m 3 ) - Ground water from eskers but with artificial infiltration of water from lakes - Distribution costs are higher because of less population and less pop. density

Comment: Cost-recovery of water services Comparison of water price for domestic use: Catalonia 2,6 /m 3 (1 to 3 /m 3 ) Sweden (Västerås) 3,5 /m 3 (2 to 7 /m 3 ) - Ground water from eskers but with artificial infiltration of water from lakes - Distribution costs are higher because of less population and less pop. density

Use of PPP Municipal drinking water supply (and waste water treatment) is covered by water fees to more than 99 % Nitrates directive sensitive areas partly adopted to WFD UWWT directive > 95 % P purification (0,2mg/l) > 70 % N purication (10 mg/l) Sewage from rural households Cost for licensing inspection and enforcement

Financing PPP - new legislation? - households: higher water tariffs, treatment of sewage from rural households (enforcement of current legislation) Additional EU or national funding - more funding or different prioritization in the Rural Development Program? - EU-LIFE-IP!!

Conclusions Important with sound economic analysis: - A basis for transparency (e.g. who will have to pay and how much) - argumentation based on facts rather than feelings - important if to justify exemptions Hopefully it can also be used to: - implement the most appropriate measures - to develop appropriate policy instruments

Wishes for the future More comparisons of methods and benchmarking within EU - cost-effectiveness and examples - cost-benefit analysis (and related exemptions) - affordability (and related exemptions) - Financing and the use of PPP (especially in the agriculture, the water and sewage treatment sector) - Cost recovery benchmarking and methods applied

Economic analysis - Catalonia Areas for consideration 1. Development/application of methodology for benefits to be used for: - motivating costs of measures and unpopular policy instruments - transparent setting of disproportionate costs 2. Development/application of methodology for calculation of resource costs of water services (especially important in countries with water stress) 3. Development/application of methodology for affordability for most important sectors (e.g. agriculture, industry)

Economic analysis - Catalonia Areas for consideration 4. Cost-effectiveness analysis including measures from more sectors than urban waste water treatment (e.g. agriculture and industry) 5. Extended description of the cost recovery transparency to improve decision making.