Transcript Structure and functions of Russian state organs in a field of

Structure and functions of Russian
state organs in a field of
environmental protection and
natural resourses.
prof. Veronica Tarbaeva,
+78123317442, E-mail: [email protected]
The Russian Federation
St.Petersburg
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Structure of environmental state organs in
Russian Federation (RF)
Ministry of Natural Resources
Federal Agency of
Forestry
89 territorial
organs for
subject of RF
Federal Agency of
Federal Service of
Federal Agency of
Water
State Nature
Bowels use
Resources
Control
89 territorial
organs for
subject of RF
89 territorial
organs for
subject of RF
89 territorial
organs for
subject of RF
Federal service of state
technological, nuclear and
ecological control.
attached by prime minister M.E. Fradkov
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Registers the establishments, polluting natural environment;
Within one's competence directs state cadastre of wastes, state
register of wastes distribution in establishments and conducts wastes
registration;
Establishes and conducts within it's competence state ecological
examination;
Realizes management and methodical ensuring of works on emission
of pollutants in natural environment, determines standards:
maximum permissible and temporarily coordinated emissions of
pollutants in natural environment;
maximum threshold level concentration of pollutants
wastes formation and limits of their location;
Gives out permissions for emission, limits of contaminants, permissions
for wastes location;
Federal Administration of state nature control for
Leningrad region
Structure of Federal Administration of state nature
control for Leningrad region (FASNC)
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Lebed O.S.
Head of FASNC
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2 deputies of head
(Tarbaeva V.M.,
Pantyukhov M.V.)
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Department of state ecological
expertise, protected areas and
permitting activity
Legal, Staff and Office-work
department
Financial and Accounts department
Department of forestry and land-use
state control
Department of water resources and
safety of hydrotechnical constructions
state control
Department of bowels use state control
Some features of Leningrad Region (LR)
and St.Petersburg
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Area of LR – 85 300 km2
Population of LR – 1,7 mln.
Population of St.Petersburg– 4,7 mln.
Area covered by forests – 56%
Number of forest management units– 27
Number of tenants – 155
26 minerals, 173 mineral deposits
2 committees of natural resources and
ecological safety in LR and St.Petersburg
Department of state ecological expertise,
protected areas and permitting activity
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preparation of state ecological expertise conclusions
control of protected areas, biodiversity; land using
realization of international and Russian legal acts and
conventions in a field of sea ecology, biodiversity,
nature using
certifications of animals of different status (including
Red Book species)
permissions of animal and plant exports
estimation conducting legal law projects, concerning
biodiversity and protected areas
biological monitoring conducting
International cooperation includes:
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State control for realization of international conventions and agreements
ratificated by RF
Coordination of cooperation between (FASNC), regional authorities,
nature-protective organizations and foreign partners.
Organization and conduction of international exhibitions, meetings,
conferences, forums, symposia, etc.
Participation and representation of interests of Russian Ministry of
Natural Resources in international activity (international exhibitions,
meetings, conferences, forums, symposia, etc).
Organization and conduction of international business meetings, round
tables, accompaniment and programs of international delegations in St.Petersburg and LR
Translation of documents, international programs and meetings
information. Translation of main documents into Russian for
consideration by Russian represents. Documents analysis, making
suggestions on their adjustment and projects realization, taking into
account Russian interests.
Preparation and signature of agreements about cooperation with
international non-governmental nature-protective organizations
Plan of border cooperation in Russian
Federation is confirmed
Preparation and signature of intergovernmental
agreement with Finland about trans-bordering reserves
included to “Ingermanlandskiy” project-reserve.
Designed reserve can act like a project of PAs
development according to international standards.
Reserve establishment will help to solve
following problems:
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1. Conservation of standards of Eastern Baltic natural complexes in
conditions of intense economic development of the region;
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2. Maintenance of biodiversity as the fundamental criteria of region
sustainable development, including conservation of rare and
endangered plants and animals species.
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3. Conservation of most popular birds resting places on the White SeaBaltic Migrating Way for the maintenance of valuable waterfowls and
near water birds in the North-West of Russia and European
continent.
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4. Conservation of shallow places as the zone of natural biological
purification of polluted waters, coming from Neva Bay into the Baltic
Sea, as well as spawning places of many food fish
The Baltic Forests – a Resource for Economic
Development with Environmental Quality
Background
The County of Västernorrland has established regional co-operation with the
regions of Wielkopolska in Poland and St. Petersburg/Leningrad Oblast in
NW Russia.
Sustainable forestry has been identified as one vital process to promote, in
terms of regional sustainability, business development, environmental care
in the Baltic area, with special focus on the greenhouse effect (reduction of
CO2-levels).
Aim of the project
To create a long term co-operation process with important partners around the
Baltic Sea in the field of sustainable forestry promoting network and cluster
building for business growth and development of technology with
environmental profile. Regional “godfathers” with special knowledge will
involve small and medium sized enterprises (SME) in the project.
International cooperation of Leningrad
Region with Chunchon-Namdo province
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2000, 2002-2003 – visits of the Governer Sim DePyon in Leningrad Region
2002 – visit of vice-governor G.V. Dvas in
Chunchon-Namdo province
The cooperation is planned in next directions: fish
industry and artificial fish regeneration; trade and
development of small and middle business; sport and
youths policy; culture
8.02.2005 – the protocol of intents on project
realization for construction of combustible`s slates
plant
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