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This European project was performed for the development and planning of an environmental policy for the Black Sea in the concerned countries
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Include:
Consulting, Project Management
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Area:
Environment
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Cost:
1.050.000 ECU
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Status:
Completed 1995
In the Black Sea, critical environmental contamination is taking place due to the changes caused by waste water dumping to the Black Sea discharging rivers (Danube, Dnieper, Don and other smaller coastal rivers). The cause of the environmental degradation was inadequate management, former industries, rare environmental control, inadequate agricultural, industrial and navigation sewage treatment.
The project comes within PHARE and TACIS programs and is developed by the European consortium formed by Posford Duvivier Environment, Entec Gould Group Ltd. and i.v. Ingenieros Consultores, S.A..
Duration
The works took 12 months. During that time, the group of European experts selected for the project organized monthly meetings – workshops to analyse the current coast condition of the Black Sea by gathering the information, meetings and conversations with administrative offices and visits to the action field.
Result
As a result of these works, the commission concluded a document showing the current condition as well as the technical standardization proposal.
The seas and all water sources are a heritage of humanity and must be protected
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Plan for sanitary parameters´ upgrading of the waters of the Black Sea
Bulgaria, Rumania, Ukraine, Georgia and Russia
Markets:
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES & PLANNING ,
Services:
ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN ENGINEERING STUDIES CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES PROGRAM, ADVISORY & PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Client:
Dirección General para el Desarrollo (Comisión Europea). PHARE and TACIS / Regional Programmes