This Decree approves the Regulation on environmental pollution control established by Law No. 997 of 31 May 1976. The Regulation consists of 7 Parts and 8 Annexes specifying in details all the requirements and conditions to be satisfied by industries, or any other activity which may contaminate the environment in order to prevent and control water, soil and air pollution. Part I establishes general provisions (including definition of prohibited activities and restrictions to be observed). Part II concerns water pollution, specifying water classification and standards to be satisfied.

A Regulation to implement provisions of the Water Act of 1983.The matters here further regulated deal with: protection of public interests under the Water Act (sects. 1,1a, and 2); the authority of a referee appointed under Chapter 12 of the Act (sects. 3 and 4); records at hearings conducted pursuant to Chapter 12 (in relation with land drainage projects) (sects. 5 to 14); communication of decisions of the Water Court to other public bodies and other communications and notifications of the Water Court (sects. 15 and 20); communication of maps, etc.

Every Water Court shall maintain a list of water projects in a water book for their jurisdictional district. The Book shall be organized in 4 divisions: water projects and water works designed to use water as a propelling force, and dam constructions (even if not so intended); water projects and water works for public waters; water supplies; other water projects and water works covered by the Water Act of 1982 (art. 1). Each of these divisions shall be organized according to river basins or, if necessary, sections of river basins.

This Decision of the Prime Minister aims at the encouragement and creation of favourable conditions for domestic organizations, households and individuals of all economic sectors as well as foreign investors to invest in the field of protection and development of aquatic breeding in order to reach objectives set out in article 1. Article 2 sets out some criteria for aquatic breeding.

Le présent décret fixe les normes de rejets de polluants dans l'air, l'eau, qu'elle soit potalisable, de baignade ou piscicole, et dans le sol.

Met en oeuvre: Loi nº 005/97/ADP portant Code de l'environnement au Burkina Faso. (1997-01-30)

This Ordinance establishes rules for the creation and functioning of associations of water users and defines the rights and obligations of such non-profit legal entities and their members.The text consists of 41 articles which are divided into 8 Chapters: General provisions (I); Establishment of Water Users' Associations (II); Operation of Water Users' Associations (III); Legal relations between the association and its members (IV); Books, records and control of the association (V); Ownership of irrigation infrastructure and servitude (VI); Dissolution, liquidation and merger of Association

The purpose of these Regulations is to regulate the use of sewage sludge (defined in reg. 2) in agriculture (defined) in such a way as to prevent harmful effects on soil, vegetation, animals and man and to promote the correct use of such sludge. No sludge shall be used in agriculture unless it is treated in accordance with these Regulations (reg. 3).

Cet arrêté fixe un modèle type de convention, entre les propriétaires riverains et les fédérations départementales pour la pêche et la protection du milieu aquatique, relative à la mise à disposition gratuite de l'exercice du droit de pêche en application de l'article L. 435-5 du Code de l'environnement.

In order to comply with Council Directive 91/676/EEC concerning protection of water waters against pollution of nitrate from agricultural sources the norms regarding the use of nitrates are sharpened and charges increased by the present Act. Furthermore, rules are introduced so as to place further limits on the production of manure and to make the granting of production capacity dependent upon the capacity to use the manure on the producers' lands or to place that manure on the markets.

Regulations to implement various Development and Planning Acts.The 168 regulations are divided into 14 Parts: Preliminary and General (I); Development Plans (II); Exempted Development (III); Permission Regulations (IV); Appeals and other matters with which An Bord Pleanála is concerned (V); Extension of duration of planning permission (VI); Fees (VII; Compensation (VIII); Environmental impact assessment of certain development by or on behalf of local authorities (IX); Requirements in respect of specified development by or on behalf of local authorities (X); Appointment of chairman and ordin

An Act to make provision for the ecologically, socially and economically sustainable use of natural resources, i.e. land, water and the physical environment (sect. 1).The Act is divided into 6 Chapters: Introductory provisions (1); Basic management provisions (2); Particular management provisions for specified areas in the country (3); Admission testing for industrial plants, etc. (4) Environment impact assessment statements (5); Duties of authorities, distribution of responsibilities, etc.

Regulations relative to measures relating to the prevention, reduction and elimination of pollution of water.