This Act makes provision for the conservation and management of the environment and the sustainable use of natural resources in Lesotho.The Act consists of 116 sections divided into 16 Parts: Preliminary (I); General Principles (II); Institutional Arrangements (III); Environmental Planning (IV); Environmental Impact Assessment, Audits and Monitoring (V); Environmental Quality Standards (VI); Pollution Control (VII); Spill and Environmental Emergency (VIII); Environmental Management (IX); Environmental Restoration Notice and Order (X); Inspection and Record (XI); International Environmental

This Plan, consisting of seven Parts and completed by five Schedules, aims to make local environmental planning provisions for land in Great Lakes in accordance with the relevant standard environmental planning instrument under section 33A of the Act.

Le présent règlement grand-ducal détermine les conditions d’aménagement et d’exploitation visant l’environnement humain et naturel, telles que la protection de l’air, de l’eau, du sol, de la faune et de la flore, la lutte contre les vibrations, l’utilisation rationnelle de l’énergie, la prévention et la gestion des déchets. Notamment, l’annexe I comporte un résumé non technique du dossier de demande concernant l’antenne ferroviaire Belval-Usines – Belvaux-Mairie ainsi qu’un relevé des éléments concernés.

These Regulations establish an action programme for the nitrate vulnerable zones which were designated in Scotland by regulation 3(1) of the Designation of Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (Scotland) Regulations 2002 and regulation 3 of the Designation of Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (No. 2) (Scotland) Regulations 2002. The Regulations further implement, as regards Scotland, the requirements in Article 5 of Council Directive 91/676/EEC concerning the protection of waters against pollution caused by nitrates from agricultural sources to establish such a programme for those zones.

These Regulations amend the principal Regulations so as to: (a) correct the definition of a nitrate vulnerable zone (reg. 2(3)(b)); (b) refer to an "occupier" in regulations 4 and 5 rather than a "person" (reg. 2(4) and (5)(a)); (c) improve the drafting of paragraph 5 of the Schedule (regulation 2(6)); and (d) amend the requirements set out at paragraphs 10(1) and 10(2) of the Schedule (reg. 2(6)).

Amends: Action Programme for Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (Scotland) Regulations 2003 (S.I. No. 51 of 2003). (2003-01-28)

The present Uganda Vision 2040 lays out the general development objectives for Uganda over a 30-year period. Its goal is to transform Uganda from a predominantly peasant and low-income country to a competitive upper middle income status country. Together with the National Development Plan, Uganda Vision 2040 provides the overall leadership and policy direction for job creation and priority setting. It prioritizes agricultural development as well as tapping into the youth demographic dividend.

Le présent arrêté vise à: 1° réduire la pollution des eaux provoquée ou induite par le nitrate à partir de sources agricoles; 2° prévenir toute nouvelle pollution de ce type; 3° favoriser une gestion durable de l'azote et de l'humus des sols en agriculture.

This Decision approves the master plan on the socio-economic development of Thanh Hoa province.The master plan aims at striving for a rapid, efficient and sustainable socio-economic development, creating a substantial progress in the growth, quality and competitiveness of the economy.The main objectives of the plan include: development of agriculture, forestry and fishery; development of husbandry in terms of size and quality of cattle herds and poultry; protection, development and rational exploitation of forest resources; sustainable protection and development of the environment and of na

This Decision approves the master plan on the socio-economic development of Chu Lai open economic zone, Quang Nam province.The main objectives of the plan include: development of agriculture, forestry and fishery; sustainable protection and development of the environment and of natural resources; control of environmental pollution; development of water supply, drainage, wastewater and solid waste treatment systems and irrigation systems; and land use and urban planning.

The Water Act 1989 sanctioned a major shift in the policy of the government towards severing the public utility function from the comprehensive scope of water management authority of the Regional Water Authorities operating in England and Wales, and entrusting it with limited public companies. The regulatory functions hitherto vested in the said authorities, augmented by the addition of regulatory functions with respect to navigation, river conservancy and harbours are vested in a National Rivers Authority.

The present Regulation lays down provisions relating to the prevention of water pollution in livestock operations. Section 2 establishes that no person shall construct or undertake to operate a new livestock operation, expand, change types of livestock or increase the number of animal units, or install or modify a manure storage site without having obtained a certificate of authorization for that purpose from the Minister.