1. Financial Provision Protecting the Environment and the Public Purse
IMPEL
Financial Provision
Protecting the Environment and the Public Purse
Kim Bradley, Scottish EPA
17th April 2018, Building of the Committee of the
Regions, room VML02, Rue Van Maerlant 2, B-1040, Brussels

2. 2018 - Objective and Outcomes
Evaluation of the potential application of the Spanish and Irish (and Netherlands) models to other jurisdictions
Confidence in decision making
Streamlining
Reducing regulatory burden

3. “Translate” Methodologies
Project Methodology
Project Team
Evaluation
“Translate” Methodologies
Report
Practical guidance

4. Evaluation
Step one - Establish the application of the models in their current jurisdictions 
scope of coverage – what type of sectors/sites/firms are covered? 
inputs – what are the set-up and running costs – financial, time and information requirements?
activities – what does the model do with the information inputs?
outputs – what are the metrics generated by the model?

5. Evaluation
Step two - Assess the extent to which each model can be applied in other jurisdictions
Can the scope of coverage be extended to sectors/sites/firms in other jurisdictions?
Are the model inputs (such as information requirements) readily available for other jurisdictions?
Can the model activities be interrogated and tailored to specific requirements?
Are the model outputs relevant for other regulatory frameworks or policies?

6. Evaluation
Would you be interested in participating in the road-testing of the calculation tools? Do you have any case studies we could use?

7. Email: Kim. Bradley@sepa. org. uk Website: https://www. impel