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Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning of Kosovo Mr. Muhamet Malsiu, Acting Head Environmen

29-30 March, 2007 REC Conference Centre Szentendre. Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning of Kosovo Mr. Muhamet Malsiu, Acting Head Environmental Inspectorate MESP Kosovo (territory under UN interim administration). Environmental Inspecting in Kosovo.

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Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning of Kosovo Mr. Muhamet Malsiu, Acting Head Environmen

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  1. 29-30 March, 2007 REC Conference Centre Szentendre Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning of Kosovo Mr. Muhamet Malsiu, Acting Head Environmental Inspectorate MESP Kosovo (territory under UN interim administration)

  2. Environmental Inspecting in Kosovo The competences for environmental inspections are distributed among different offices and levels • At the central level, inspecting competences are attributed to: • Environmental and Water Inspectorate(9+1 inspectors) • Inspectorates for Housing/Construction and for Spatial Planning are also envisaged by the respective laws • At the local level, with more than 30 inspectors, one for each of municipalities (except Prishtina municipality, which has two inspectors)

  3. Efficiency of inspections(national level)

  4. Inspectorate SWOT Strengths • Good knowledge of the territory • Inspectors’ previous professional experiences in industrial sector • Autonomy from Ministry and independence from political pressures • Inspectorate has defined the clear targets through plan inspections (annual plan)

  5. Weaknesses • “Sub-legal” nature of the act establishing the inspectorate and lacking transposition of RMCEI • Scarce or missing logistic and technical equipment resources • Lacking database/registry on polluters • Insufficient and not well trained personnel

  6. Opportunities • Project funded by the European Agency for Reconstruction supporting the professional and technical development of Inspectorate • Professional qualification of inspectors will be enhanced through full participation in ECENA and TAIEX activities • Inspectors are supported by population, willing to achieve higher standards of environmental quality

  7. Threats • Persisting gaps in legislation for environment • Limited transposition of EU legislation • Quality of the environmental permitting • Limited access to minority communities area, particularly in Northern Kosovo

  8. Inspectorate needs Inspectors training regarding the implementation of IPPC, EIA, SEVESO II Directives and other relevant legislation

  9. Thank you for you attention ! www.mmph.org

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