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Waste Monitoring and Emission Control – Middle-Danube Inspectorate
The Middle Danube Valley Inspectorate for Environmental Protection, Nature Conservation and Water Management aims at improving quantitatively and qualitatively emissions control in order to protect the health of the population and the environment. Switzerland contributes CHF 5.078 mio. to this project that will diminish the risk of contamination of air, soil and water (namely ground water resources). Theme/Focus Area
Environment and Infrastructure
Improvement of the Environment: Ecological Monitoring Target Group
The Middle-Danube Valley Inspectorate of Environment Protection, Nature Conservation and Water Management as well as the population of 3.5 million people.
Context
Illegal waste disposals are very frequent in this region. Without immediate proof, fining is difficult. For this purpose, the bulk of the mobile equipment to be purchased
under this project is foreseen to strengthen the Inspectorate in its law enforcement function. The old equipment needs to be replaced to comply with current standards. Increased and strengthened
environmental monitoring capacity provides the basis for the reduction of environment contamination, the improvement of living standards and the promotion of sustainable economic development.
Hungarian registration number: SH 3/10 Goals
Activities
Up-grade of the existing laboratory equipment and completion of this equipment with mobile measurement and analyses devices. Training of the equipment users.
Results
The expected results are:
Additional Information and DocumentsArticles and Press releases
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Key data of the project
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Amount of the Swiss grant:
CHF 5'078'250 Total budget of the project:
CHF 5'974'412 Date of grant approval:
14.10.2010 Status:
ongoing Responsibility for project implementation:
Swiss contact:
Project number: UX-00301.02
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