The implementation of the Polluter Pays principle in the context of the Water Framework Directive:
This paper examines the challenges and policy imperatives involved in implementing the Polluter Pays principle (PPP) in the context of the Water Framework Directive (WFD). It presents the state of play of the Polluter Pays principle in EU Member States. It also analyses the coherence with other poli...
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Summary: | This paper examines the challenges and policy imperatives involved in implementing the Polluter Pays principle (PPP) in the context of the Water Framework Directive (WFD). It presents the state of play of the Polluter Pays principle in EU Member States. It also analyses the coherence with other policies in EU Member States, such as agriculture, land planning and industry. Furthermore, it examines the practical limitations of the Polluter Pays principle in relation to diffuse and legacy pollution. Finally, it questions how the principle fits into the Green Deal and future water-related challenges in the EU. This is the second in a sub-set of four working papers within the Environment Working Paper series destined to support the further implementation of the economic pillar of the Water Framework Directive. The four papers are best read in combination and provide lessons which are relevant beyond the European Union. |
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spelling | Sanchez Trancon, Delia VerfasserIn aut The implementation of the Polluter Pays principle in the context of the Water Framework Directive Delia, Sanchez Trancon and Xavier, Leflaive Paris OECD Publishing 2024 1 Online-Ressource (53 Seiten) 21 x 28cm. Text txt rdacontent Computermedien c rdamedia Online-Ressource cr rdacarrier OECD Environment Working Papers no.238 This paper examines the challenges and policy imperatives involved in implementing the Polluter Pays principle (PPP) in the context of the Water Framework Directive (WFD). It presents the state of play of the Polluter Pays principle in EU Member States. It also analyses the coherence with other policies in EU Member States, such as agriculture, land planning and industry. Furthermore, it examines the practical limitations of the Polluter Pays principle in relation to diffuse and legacy pollution. Finally, it questions how the principle fits into the Green Deal and future water-related challenges in the EU. This is the second in a sub-set of four working papers within the Environment Working Paper series destined to support the further implementation of the economic pillar of the Water Framework Directive. The four papers are best read in combination and provide lessons which are relevant beyond the European Union. Environment Leflaive, Xavier MitwirkendeR ctb |
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title | The implementation of the Polluter Pays principle in the context of the Water Framework Directive |
title_auth | The implementation of the Polluter Pays principle in the context of the Water Framework Directive |
title_exact_search | The implementation of the Polluter Pays principle in the context of the Water Framework Directive |
title_full | The implementation of the Polluter Pays principle in the context of the Water Framework Directive Delia, Sanchez Trancon and Xavier, Leflaive |
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title_full_unstemmed | The implementation of the Polluter Pays principle in the context of the Water Framework Directive Delia, Sanchez Trancon and Xavier, Leflaive |
title_short | The implementation of the Polluter Pays principle in the context of the Water Framework Directive |
title_sort | implementation of the polluter pays principle in the context of the water framework directive |
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