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Area of CBC activity Environment
Sector of CBC activity Protection of natural heritagePollution prevention

Environmental management

Please, briefly describe the CBC activity you wanted to pursue Slovenia is a participating member of the Joint Slovenian – Croatian – Italian – Montenegrin Commission for the Protection of the Waters of the Adriatic Sea and Coastal Waters against Pollution, which is based on the Yugoslav-Italian Agreement on the Protection of the Waters of the Adriatic Sea and Coastal Waters against Pollution from 1974. The Commission’s main objectives are:

  • to study all problems related to the pollution of the Adriatic Sea waters and coastal areas,
  • to propose and recommend to the Governments what it believes is necessary regarding research,
  • to provide its opinion on bilateral programmes and be responsible for their harmonization,
  • to propose to the Governments measures required to eliminate the current and
  • to prevent the new causes of pollution and to propose to the Governments the drafts of international regulations required to ensure cleanliness of the Adriatic Sea.

Starting from these main objectives, the following projects were established in the Adriatic Sea sub-region:

  • A sub-regional agreement between Slovenia, Italy and Croatia on the prevention of accidents at sea and response to the consequences of pollution;
  • Preparation of the Ballast Waters Management Plan for the Adriatic and the integrated coastal zone management.
Border areas (states involved) SloveniaCroatia

Italy

Montenegro

Institution Republic of SloveniaGovernments of Croatia, Italy and Montenegro
Contact details Andrej Čokert, SecretaryGovernment Office for Local Self-Government and Regional Policy (GOSP)

Dunajska c. 58 SI-1001

Ljubljana Slovenia

Tel: +386 1 320 16 21

Fax: +386 1 320 16 33

andrej.cokert@gov.si

Year of record 2012