1. Shore Reception Facilities
under MARPOL 73/78

2. MARPOL 73/78
ATTEMPS TO REDUCE MARINE POLLUTION BY CONTROLLING OR PROHIBITING DISCHARGES FROM SHIPS. CONTAINS FIVE ANNEXES:
ANNEX 1 OIL
ANNEX 2 NOXIOUS LIQUID SUBSTANCES IN BULK
ANNEX 3 HARMFUL SUBSTANCES CARRIED IN PACKAGED FORM
ANNEX 4 SEWAGE
ANNEX 5 GARBAGE

3. SHORE RECEPTION FACILITIES
MANDATORY UNDER ANNEX 1, 2, 4 & 5
MUST BE ADEQUATE
MAY NOT CAUSE UNDUE DELAY
INFORMATION MUST BE PROVIDED REGARDING AVAILABILITY, COSTS ETC.

4. WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY ELEMENTS
ADMINISTRATIVE TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE AND
AND LEGAL SUPPORT SERVICES
STANDARDS CLEANER PRODUCTION SEWERS
ENVIRONMENT RECOVERY AND PUBLIC INFORMATION
WASTE RECYCLING STORAGE FACILITIES
DISCHARGE LIMITS TREATMENT PLANTS WASTE COLLECTION
DISPOSAL LICENSES INCINERATORS TRANSPORT SERVICES
CRADLE-TO GRAVE SYSTEM LANDFILLS DISPOSAL SITES
OF NOTIFICATION SITE CLEAN-UP LABORATORIES AND
LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE MONITORING ANALYTICAL EQUIPMENT
COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGE SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT WASTE EXCHANGE
RECORDKEEPING AND OIL RECOVERY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TRAINING
REPORTING CONSULTANCY SERVICES FACILITIES
CHEMICAL AND/OR OIL
EMERGENCY SERVICES
TECHNICAL INFORMATION

5. GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY
IT IS BETTER TO DO SOMETHING THAN TO INVESTIGATE FOR TOO LONG
IT IS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE PRIOR FUNDING IF ACTIONS ARE TO TAKE PLACE
IT WILL BE USEFUL TO APPLY BOTH INCENTIVES AND DISINCENTIVES

6. MAIN ELEMENTS TO SET UP WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY
DESIGNATE THE RESPONSIBLE AGENCY AT A NATIONAL LEVEL
LEARN AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE ABOUT THE WASTE SITUATION
OBTAIN INDEPENDENT ADVISE
CONSIDER TEMPORARY MEASUREMENTS
STAFF TRAINING
DEVELOP CONTROLS
COMMUNICATION & EDUCATION

7. RESPONSIBILITIES ACCORDING MARPOL 73/78 GOVERNMENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE
ACTUAL SERVICES CAN BE PROVIDED BY:
PRIVATE SECTOR
PUBLIC ENTERPRISE

8. INTER-PORT STRATEGY AT A REGIONAL LEVEL: AT A LOCAL LEVEL:
PORTS OF NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES CO-OPERATE
AT A LOCAL LEVEL:
PORTS IN ONE COUNTRY CO-OPERATE

9. NATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION
MARPOL REGULATIONS MUST BE INCORPORATED IN NATIONAL LAWS
FOCUS ON HOW TO IMPLEMENT & ENFORCE MARPOL 73/78
APPOINT APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY WHICH CAN ENFORCE LEGISLATION AND ISSUE SPECIFIC REGULATIONS

10. CONTROL MECHANISMS
LICENSING RECEPTION, STORAGE, TREATMENT & DISPOSAL FACILITIES
ROUTINE & NON-ROUTINE SURVEILANCE
COLLECTION & ANALYSIS OF DOCUMENTATION CONCERNING COMPLETE WASTE HANDLING SYSTEM
PROSECUTION FOR ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES

11. LEGISLATION AREAS POTENTIALLY RELATED TO WASTE CONTROL
INDUSTIAL CHEMICALS CONTROL
PESTICIDES CONTROL
PHARMACEUTICALS
HOISHOLD POISONS
POLLUTION CONTROL
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
PUBLIC HEALTH
BIODIVERSITY/EXOTIC ORGANISMS
WATER LAWS
WASTE DISPOSAL
DISASTER AND EMERGENCIES
TRANSPORT
LAND PLANNING
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE
GENERAL INDUSTRIE LAWS COVERING :CLASSIFICATION,
INSPECTION,APPROVAL,
REGISTRATION ETC

12. Cradle-to-grave system of notification
SHIP
STORAGE
COMPANY
TREATMENT
FINAL
DISPOSAL
RECEPTION
FOCAL
POINT
DOCUMENT

13. IMPLEMENTATION OF RECEPTION FACILITIES
ANNEX 1&2 WASTES
FLOATING RECEPTIONFACILITIES
VEHICLES
STATIONARY RECEPTION FACILITIES

14. TREATMENT FACILITIES ANNEX 1&2
PORT BASED TREATMENT FACILITIES
CENTRAL TREATMENT FACILITIES

15. TYPES & QUANTATIES OF SHIP-GENERATED WASTES
ANNEX 1 OIL AND OILY MIXTURES
ANNEX 2 ALL CHEMICAL RESIDUES
ANNEX 4 SEWAGE
ANNEX 5 GARBAGE & RESIDUES FROM ANNEX 3

16. QUANTATY ASSESSMENT
STATISTICS
INTERVIEWS
HISTORY
NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES

17. DISPOSAL OPTIONS FOR OILY WASTES (ANNEX I)
INITIAL
SEPERATION
OIL FREEING
OF SOLIDS
PRIMARY
SECONDARY
REFINERY
OF OILS
LANDFILL
INCINE
RATOR
LAND
FARMING
CIVIL
WORKS
FUEL
OIL
PRODUCT
SALES
DESTRUCTION
STABILISATION
RECOVERY
WATER

18. DISPOSAL OPTIONS FOR ANNEX II WASTES
CHEMICAL WASTES
PRIMARY/SECONDARY
TREATMENT
TERTIARY TREATMENT
DISPOSAL SELECTION
CRITERIA :
CALORIFIC VALUE
PURITY
TOXICITY
TREATMENT COSTS
ETC
RE-USE
INCINERATION
CONTROLLED
STORAGE
WATER TO DISCHARGE

19. OPTIONS FOR PORT HANDLING AND DISPOSAL OF ANNEX V WASTES
GARBAGE
ANNEX V
INTERNATIONAL
ARRIVAL ?
DISPOSAL
TOP.R.F
ARE WASTES
SEPERATED ?
QUARANTINED
WASTE ?
TRANSPORT IN
SEALED CONTAINERS
SEGREGATED
COLLECTION IN
RECEPTACLES,
BINS, STOCKPILE
OPTIONAL
COMPACTOR
TEMP STORAGE
STERILIZATION
INCINERATION
REUSE
RECYCLING
FINAL

20. FINANCING & COST RECOVERY
OPERATING COSTS INCLUDE
CAPITAL COSTS
LABOUR
MAINTENANCE
CONSUMABLES LIKE CHEMICALS ETC.
COSTS FOR FINAL DISPOSAL OF WASTES
REVENUES OF RECYCLABLE MATERIALS

21. CRITERIA FOR COST RECOVERY MECHANISMS
DOES IT STIMULATE TO DELIVER WASTES TO A PORT
DOES IT STIMULATE WASTE REDUCING MEASURERS ON BOARD
DOES IT INTERFERE WITH THE INTER-PORT COMPETITION
IS INVOLVEMENT BY AUTHORITIES REQUIRED CONCERNING COMPLIANCE AND OTHER OPERATIONAL MATTERS

22. PRINCIPLES FOR COST RECOVERY MECHANISM
THE “POLLUTER-PAYS” PRINCIPLE
FEE SYSTEM
COSTS DISPOSAL INCLUDED IN PORT DUES
COST SHARED BY SOCIETY
A FREE OF CHARGE SYSTEM