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H2020/NAP indicator assessment

This page presents the final Indicator Assessment

Waste

IND 1 - Municipal Waste Generation, “Hardware” of waste management and IND Q “Software of waste management” (Policies)

IND 1.1 - Total Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) generation

IND 1.A - Municipal waste composition

IND 1.B - Plastic waste generation per capita

IND 1.C - % of population living in Coastal Areas

IND 1.D - % of Time of Tourist visitors in Coastal Areas / Population in Coastal Areas

IND 2.A - Waste collection

IND 2.B - Environmental control

IND 2.C - Resource recovery

IND Q.A - Marine Litter and Waste Management Framework

IND Q.B - Resource Recovery

IND Q.C - Sustainable Consumption and Production

Version: 1.0 Date: 10/07/2020 Author (s) Dr. Daniel Madar, Dr. Orna Mazner, Dr. Moshe Yanai

Sanitation Services 

Water- 3. Access to Sanitation

IND 3.1.1 - Share of national population with access to an improved sanitation system (ISS)

IND 3.1.2 - Share of population in the catchment/hydrological basin at the coastal area with access to an improved sanitation system (ISS)

IND 3.2.1 - Proportion of national population using safely managed sanitation services (SMSS)

IND 3.2.2 -Proportion of national hydrological basin using safely managed sanitation services (SMSS)

Version: 2.0 Date: 17/07/2020 Author (s) Dr. Daniel Madar, Dr. Orna Mazner, Dr. Moshe Yanai

Coastal and marine water quality

IND5.2 Bathing water quality

IND 5 - Coastal and Marine Water Quality

Version: 2.0 Date: 17/07/2020 Author (s) Dr. Daniel Madar, Dr. Orna Mazner, Dr. Moshe Yanai

Industrial Emissions

IND 6 Industrial emissions

IND 6.1 Release of nutrients from industrial sectors

IND 6.2 Release of toxic substances from industrial sectors

IND 6.3 Industrial hazardous waste disposed in environmentally sound manner

IND 6.4 Compliance measures aiming at the reduction and/or elimination of pollutants generated by industrial sectors

Date : 30.07.2020 Author(s): Dr. Daniel Madar, Dr. Moshe Yanai, Dr. Orna Matzner