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information on activity to reduce nutrient run-off from agriculture to the
Baltic Sea in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, St.Petersburg and Kaliningrad regions
(Russia), and Poland :
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Codes of Good
Agricultural Practices. |
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SAPARD program and its
implementation plans. |
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Activity of Advisory
Services. |
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Field experiments and
water monitoring in Demonstration Watersheds. |
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The World Bank has approved Baltic Sea Regional
Project. According to it 12.1 million US dollars assistance for solution
of Baltic Sea environmental problems will be allocated in Estonia, Latvia,
Lithuania, Poland and Russia (St. Petersburg and Kaliningrad districts).
- Baltic News
- 27 February 2003 06:46
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BALTIC AGRICULTURAL RUN-OFF
ACTION PROGRAMME
The
Baltic Sea Environmental Action Programme adopted by Helsinki Commission in 1992
is a long term programme of policy and institutional reforms, institutional
strengthening, human resource development and infrastructure investments to
restore the ecological balance of the Baltic Sea.
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whole Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Kaliningrad and St.Petersburg regions (Russia)
and part of Poland lies within the Baltic Sea catchment's area. Pollution
and their transformation products reaching the water bodies within Baltic States
will end up in the Baltic Sea. In these states exist eight hot spots concerning
agricultural runoff that are listed in the Joint Comprehensive Environmental Action
Programme.
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