2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.eiar.2006.04.002
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The SEA-Directive and the SEA-Protocol adopted to spatial planning—similarities and differences

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“…According to the scoping the environmental report shall include (1) information about the plan or programme, (2) a description of the environmental objectives, (3) the environmental situation, (4) the methods, procedures and results of the environmental appraisal of certain alternatives as well as (5) monitoring and compensation measures of significant environmental effects of the plan or programme (Stoeglehner and Wegerer, 2006). Consultations must be held, where the public and affected neighbouring states have the right to comment on the draft plans and the environmental report.…”
Section: Strategic Environmental Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the scoping the environmental report shall include (1) information about the plan or programme, (2) a description of the environmental objectives, (3) the environmental situation, (4) the methods, procedures and results of the environmental appraisal of certain alternatives as well as (5) monitoring and compensation measures of significant environmental effects of the plan or programme (Stoeglehner and Wegerer, 2006). Consultations must be held, where the public and affected neighbouring states have the right to comment on the draft plans and the environmental report.…”
Section: Strategic Environmental Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Basically, the SEA Protocol is based on the SEA Directive (Stoeglehner & Wegerer, 2006), which was adopted in 2001 and required transposition by the Member States in July 2004. The SEA Directive lays down a minimum framework at the EU level, which sets out the broad principles of the environmental assessment system and leaves the details to the Member States.…”
Section: Sea Requirementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ma még mindig a stratégiai környezeti vizsgálatok több változatát különböztetik meg, ezek hatókörben, nyitottságban, intenzitásban és id őtartamban is eltérnek egymástól (Szilvácsku 2003). A programok és tervek környezeti szempontú vizsgálatát nem csak az unióban végezik, hiszen a 2003. május 21-én Kievben elfogadott úgynevezett SKV Protokoll-t -mely részben eltér az Uniós SKV-tól -unión kívüli államok is aláírták (Stoeglehner-Wegerer 2006). Úgy tűnik tehát, hogy egy olyan környezetpolitikai eszközről van szó, amely széles körben elfogadott és alkalmazott eleme lesz a tervezésnek.…”
Section: Az Skv Tudás Terjedéseunclassified