1. Philippe Quevauviller
WG C Reporting Sheets
GWD
Andreas Scheidleder
Philippe Quevauviller
Ljubljana – 22 April 2008
European Commission - DG Environment
Unit D.2: Water and Marine

2. Reporting Sheets Introduction, Principles
RBMP is the core element of the WFD
Everything required by the WFD is part of the RBMP
 Reporting Sheets 2010 (RBMP)
Drafted by & commented via WG D ‚Reporting‘
When all the reporting sheets are agreed, they will be consolidated and presented in a single reporting guidance document

3. Reporting Sheets 2010 Reporting
GWB1 Identification/Delineation of GWBs
GWPI1 Summary of Pressure Types Causing GWB to Fail Good Status
GWPI2 Identification of GWB at Risk
GWPI3 Significant Point Source Pollution to Groundwaters
GWPI4 Significant Diffuse Source Pollution in Groundwater
GWPI5 Significant Groundwater Abstractions
GWPI6 Significant Artificial Groundwater Recharge
GWPI7 Significant Saltwater or Other Intrusion
GWPI8 Other Pressures on GW not covered by Other Reporting Sheets
GWPI9 Summary Assessment of the Human Impacts on GWBs
GWPI10 Further Characterisation – Summary Information
GWPI11 Uncertainties and Data Gaps
RPA1 Register of protected areas
GIS Geographical Information Requirements
POM 1 Summary of steps and mesures taken to meet the Art 11 requirements
GWO1 Classification systems established for groundwater
GWO2 Use of exemptions in groundwater
GWM2 Results of GW monitoring programmes (Status of GWB)

4. Reporting Sheet Groundwater Directive
GWO1 and GWM2 not completely covering all reporting requirements of the GWD
Proposed Reporting sheet covering GW status reporting
the establishment of groundwater TVs and
the summary of the methodological information linked to the selection of pollutants/indicators and the setting of the values.
the reporting of chemical status and
the methodology to classify status
identification of upward trends and trend reversal
Replacement of GWO1 and GWM2

5. Reporting Sheet Groundwater Directive
Geographic information
Map 1: Achievement/exceedance of good quantitative status;
Map 2: Achievement/exceedance of “good chemical status” for nitrates
Map 3: Achievement/exceedance of “good chemical status” for pesticides
Map 4: Achievement/exceedance of “good chemical status” based on national thresholds for other pollutants (considering Annex II substances);
Map 5: Identification of significant and sustained upward trend Identification of trend reversal.

6. Reporting Sheet Groundwater Directive
Data collection: Chemical status

7. Reporting Sheet Groundwater Directive
Quantitative status
Information on the quantitative status (good/poor)
if the GWB is identified at poor status
The reason(s) for failing good quantitative status Multi-selection of reasons - picklist
Information on the risk of failing good quantitative status objectives by 2015 (Y/N)

8. Reporting Sheet Groundwater Directive
Summary text - On the establishment of TVs:
Brief summary (< 5000 characters) of the way the procedure set out in Annex I Part A of the GWD has been followed.
Brief summary (< 2000 characters) of the relationship of TVs and NBG levels for naturally occurring substances.
Brief summary (< 2000 characters) of the relationship of TVs and EQ objectives and other standards for water protection that exist at national, EC or international level.
On the assessment of groundwater chemical and quantitative status:
Brief summary (< 5000 characters): Description of the methodology for assessing groundwater chemical status. Explanation as to the manner in which exceedances of GW-QS or TVs at individual monitoring points have been taken into account in the final assessment.
Brief summary (< 5000 characters): Description of the methodology for assessing groundwater quantitative status.

9. Reporting Sheet Groundwater Directive
Summary text - On the assessment of trends and trend reversal:
Brief summary (< 5000 characters) of the way in which the trend assessment at individual monitoring points has contributed to identifying that the body is subject to a significant and sustained upward trend.
Brief summary (< 5000 characters) of the way in which the trend assessment at individual monitoring points has contributed to identifying that the body is subject to a trend reversal
On the assessment of assessment of (expanding) plumes:
Brief summary (< 5000 characters) of the results of the assessments of the impacts of existing plumes, in particular, verification that existing plumes do not expand, ….
For transboundary groundwaters
a brief summary (<5000) of the steps put in place to co-ordinate the objectives