1. Water Quality and Training P.Lauriola St tem Epidemiologia Ambientale Arpa Emilia-Romagna

2. Water Quality and Training Aims Improvement of the abilities of the Regional and District Offices regarding the monitoring and control programmes for compliance with permits for discharging dangerous substances. Programming ability of Regional and District Offices improved, monitoring and control programmes developed and approved in selected Regions/Districts. Improvement of the abilities of the Regional and District Offices regarding the monitoring and control programmes for compliance with permits for discharging dangerous substances. Programming ability of Regional and District Offices improved, monitoring and control programmes developed and approved in selected Regions/Districts. Training o f key staff in charge of monitoring and controls of water quality, waste water discharges trained on using standards and evaluation methods Training o f key staff in charge of monitoring and controls of water quality, waste water discharges trained on using standards and evaluation methods

3. What and How? The project is aimed at complying Dir. 2000/60 CE by assessing EQSs These EQSs should preferably be derived through a “risk assessment” procedure. The project is aimed at complying Dir. 2000/60 CE by assessing EQSs These EQSs should preferably be derived through a “risk assessment” procedure. As matter of facts extensive search in technical and legislative DBs, collection of data of toxic and ecotoxic relevance has been carried out by giving attention for the sanitary levels fixed for drinking water with a great emphasis to a combined approach As matter of facts extensive search in technical and legislative DBs, collection of data of toxic and ecotoxic relevance has been carried out by giving attention for the sanitary levels fixed for drinking water with a great emphasis to a combined approach

4. Risk Assessment Procedure Risk Assessment Procedure COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1488/94 28 June 1994 HazardIdentificationHazardIdentification Dose-ResponseAnalysisDose-ResponseAnalysis RiskCharacterizationRiskCharacterization RiskManagementRiskManagement ExposureAssessmentExposureAssessment RiskCommunicationRiskCommunication

5. According to the DPSEEA model and to identify an index-indicator core-set in agreement with the European Union report Driving, Pressures, State, Exposure, Effects, Actions (DPSEEA)

6. Environmental and Health Information system: the main elements Source WHO 2004

7. ACITIVITY 1 Training of staff of selected Regional/District environmental offices on control and monitoring programming also in relation to the authorisation process. Methods Methods Trainers training approach will be carried out in the pilot Regions to be disseminated and replicated in other Regions and Districts The training will be carried out by joint teams formed by Italian and Slovak experts from SHMU The experience of the partner MS in this respect will be exposed in seminars and workshops.

8. ACITIVITY 1 (2nd) Training of staff of selected Regional/District environmental offices on control and monitoring programming also in relation to the authorisation process. Contents Contents Policy implementation management Policy implementation management Qualitative aspects (such as characteristics of water bodies) Qualitative aspects (such as characteristics of water bodies) Quantitative aspects (river flows, allocation of uses, etc..) Quantitative aspects (river flows, allocation of uses, etc..).

9. ACITIVITY 1 (3rd) Training of staff of selected Regional/District environmental offices on control and monitoring programming also in relation to the authorisation process. Structure Structure Module 1: Administrative competencies according to the prevailing Slovak legislation, methods for simplification of procedures; Module 1: Administrative competencies according to the prevailing Slovak legislation, methods for simplification of procedures; Module 2: Analysis of legislation concerning the authorisations to discharges, comparing the EU requirements with Slovak legislation and using the experience of Italian administrations as a term of comparison Module 2: Analysis of legislation concerning the authorisations to discharges, comparing the EU requirements with Slovak legislation and using the experience of Italian administrations as a term of comparison Module 3: IPPC, EU norms, comparison of different approaches in the EU; Module 3: IPPC, EU norms, comparison of different approaches in the EU; Module 4: preparation of monitoring and control programmes for waste water discharges, with the analysis of the points illustrated in the activity 3.1.2 below; Module 4: preparation of monitoring and control programmes for waste water discharges, with the analysis of the points illustrated in the activity 3.1.2 below; Module 5: responsibilities of the various actors (private and public), penalties, sanctions, remedial actions and derogations; Module 5: responsibilities of the various actors (private and public), penalties, sanctions, remedial actions and derogations; Module 6: Economics of water quality management Module 6: Economics of water quality management

10. Comunicazione partecipata

11. Component 3 - e-Learning System Objectives Set up a e-Learning based training system on the web Support the development of training process through innovative methodologies Stimulate cooperation in exchange within a learning “virtual community” Develop reusable and interoperable digital contents

12. modularity flexibility customisation reproducibility community Component 3 - e-Learning System Methodology

13. E-LEARNING SYSTEM Web Community Communication tools Learning Objects Resources Component 3 - e-Learning System Overview