Примеры использования To plans and programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Application of article 9, paragraph 2, to plans and programmes.
The Aarhus Convention applies to plans and programmes to the extent that these relate to the environment.
International experience suggests that project-level environmental assessment methods can rarely be extended to plans and programmes.
Participation requirements related to plans, and programmes(article 7) are not specified in similar detail.
It would appear that the scope of the Protocol on SEA is more precisely defined than the scope of the Convention with respect to plans and programmes.
Those guidance and rules cannot be applicable to plans and programmes and therefore cannot serve as guidance in the process.
It welcomed the information that the secretariat would conduct a legislative and institutional review of the application of SEA to plans and programmes in April- October 2014.
The Aarhus Convention refers to plans and programmes relating to the environment, whereas the Protocol on SEA establishes a list of sectors within which the plan or programme should fall;
The Environment Code(Book I, Part V)provides for public participation when it comes to plans and programmes that are developed by the public authorityand affect the environment.
Section 20 of the Environmental Information Act, discussed above under theimplementation of article 7, applies to the preparation of legislation as well as to plans and programmes.
States should involve organizations of persons with disabilities in all decision-making relating to plans and programmes concerning persons with disabilities or affecting their economic and social status.
In accordance with the Convention, environmental protection associations legally have the right to participate as members of the public during the decision-making process with relation to plans and programmes.
With respect to plans and programmes, article 7 of the Convention establishes a set of obligations for Parties to meet on public participation during the preparation of plans and programmes"relating to" the environment.
Special efforts should be made to promote public participation in environmental policymaking(see also Guideline 12) and on decisions related to plans and programmes that are of particular interest to sub-national regionaland local communities.
In addition, examples of the application of SEA to plans and programmes having transboundary effects need to be collatedand distributed to the UNECE member States, perhaps via a protocol resource centre para.
Also, the Convention's protocol on strategic environmental assessment obliges Parties to the Protocol to apply its provisions on notification and consultation also to plans and programmes likely to have significant transboundary environmental, including health, effects article 10.
The Directive does not apply to plans and programmes the purpose of which is to serve national defence or civil emergency or financial or budget plans and programmes art. 3, para. 8.
The Protocol provides for some exceptions to the regime described in paragraph 11 above: Parties are allowed not to carry out a strategic environmental assessment if the plan or programme concerns only small areas atthe local level and for minor modifications to plans and programmes.
The Convention provides for public participation in relation to plans and programmes(art. 7), policies(art. 7), and executive regulations and other generally applicable legally binding rules art. 8.
In the view of the Party concerned, article 9, paragraph 2, of the Convention leaves it to the discretion of the Parties to extend its application to provisions of the Convention other than decisions within the scope of article 6, and the EU,in exercising this discretion, does not extend the application of article 9, paragraph 2, of the Convention to plans and programmes relating to the environment.
The workshop demonstrated how SEA can be applied to plans and programmes on diverse topics with differing dimensionsand local conditions and showed to participants how to independently apply SEA methodology in their daily work.
On 24 January 2012, the non-governmental organization(NGO) Association for Nature, Environment and Sustainable Development"Sunce"(the communicant) submitted a communication to the Compliance Committee under the Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters(Aarhus Convention) alleging that Croatia had failed to comply with its obligations under the Convention concerning public participation with regard to plans and programmes.
Article 6, paragraph 6, of the Convention does not apply to plans and programmes and therefore, consistent with its decision to focus only on compliance with the provisions that are common to both articles 6 and 7(see para. 63 above), the Committee is not considering the allegations in this respect.
For plans and programmes referred to in paragraph 2 which determine the use of small areas at local level and for minor modifications to plans and programmes referred to in paragraph 2, a strategic environmental assessment shall be carried out only where a Party so determines according to article 5, paragraph 1.
In a few cases, the public participation provisions of the Protocol with respect to plans and programmes go slightly further than article 7 of the Convention(for example by requiring the public notification of the decisionand by specifying the procedures to be followed in transboundary cases);
The Committee in this respect notes that a framework for implementing the Convention with respect to plans and programmes concerning the environment, including plans and programmes related to renewable energy, should have been in place since February 2005, when the EU became a Party to the Convention.
For plans and programmes referred to in paragraph 2 which determine the use of small areas at local level and minor modifications to plans and programmes referred to in paragraph 2 a[n][strategic] environmental assessment has to be carried out only where a Party so determines according to the results of the screening under article 5.
Furthermore, even though the field of application of the Aarhus Convention's article 7 seems to be broader than that of the Protocol on SEA with respect to plans and programmes, this does not automatically mean that the Aarhus Convention offers better rights for public participation in this field as this also depends on the requirements for involving the public which are analysed in section B 1 below.
The Committee, however, without having examined the issue in depth, is under the impression that although the current legislation seems to be in line with article 7,it relates only to plans and programmes that are subject to strategic environmental assessment(SEA)and that there is no evidence of the public participation requirements covering other plans and programmes relating to the environment.