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This review of Portugal's environmental conditions and policies evaluates progress in reducing the pollution burden, improving natural resource management, integrating environmental and economic policies, and strengthening international co-operation. The analyses presented are supported by a broad range of economic and environmental data.
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OECD Environmental Performance Reviews: Portugal 2001
2001, OECD Publishing
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Table of Contents
Conclusions and Recommendations
PART I. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
1. Implementing Environmental Policies
-1. Evaluation of Performance
Objectives
Institutional and Legal Framework
Environmental Planning and Investment Programming
Regulatory Instruments
Economic Instruments
Other Instruments
2. Focus on Selected Topics
Development of Environmental Institutions
Enforcement of Environmental Regulations
Economic Instruments
2. Air Management
-1. Evaluation of Performance
Objectives
Air Management
Integration of Air Pollution Objectives into Sectoral Policies
2. Focus on Selected Topics
Evoluation of National Air Emissions
Improvements in Urban Air Quality
Key Trends in the Transport Sector
Economic Signals: Pricing and Taxation
3. Water Management
-1. Evaluation of Performance
Policy Objectives in the 1990s
Trends in the Use of Water Resources
Trends in Water Quality
Trends in Pressures on Water Quality
Achievements in Water Management Planning
2. Focus on Selected Topics
Irrigation Development and its Financing
Improving the Pricing of Water Services
Towards River Basin Management
4. Waste Management
-1. Evaluation of Performance
Policy Objectives
Municipal Waste
Industrial Waste
Other Waste
Transboundary Movements of Waste
2. Focus on Selected Topics
Development of Legislation
National Plans
Elimination of Dumping
5. Biodiversity
-1. Evaluation of Performance
Policy Objectives in the 1990s
Developing a Framework of Protected Areas
Biodiversity Conservation Outside Protected Areas
2. Focus on Selected Topics
The State of Biodiversity in Portugal
Increasing Incentives for Environmentally Friendly Farming
Towards Sustainable Forest Management
PART II. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPEMENT
6. Environmental-Economic Integration
-1. Evaluation of Performance
Decoupling Environmental Pressures from Economic Growth
Sustainable Development: Institutional Integration
Sustainable Development: Market-Based Integration
Environmental Expenditure
2. Focus on Selected Topics
Economic Context
EU Support Mechanisms
SMEs: Environmental Adjustments Contracts
7. Environmental-Social Integration
-1. Evaluation of Peformance
Objectives
Environmental Awareness and Education
Environmental Democracy
Environmental Justice and Distribution
Environmental Employment
2. Focus on Selected Topics
Social Context
Environmental Information and Education: The Experience of IPAMB
Environmental Convergence and Spatial Development
8. Sectoral Integration: Tourism
-1. Evaluation of Performance
Policy Objectives of the 1990s
Environmental Pressure from Tourism
Towards Environmentally Friendly Tourism
2. Focus on Selected Topics
State of and Trends in the Tourism Sector
Eco-Tourism: The National Programme for Nature Tourism
Tourism in the Algarve
PART III. INTERNATIONAL COMMITMENTS
9. International Cooperation
1. Evaluation of Performance
Marine Issues
Climate Change
Other Global Issues
Liability and Compensation
Development Aid
Integration in Europe
2. Focus on Selected Topics
Bilateral Cooperation with Spain
Regional Issues: Transboundary Air Pollution
Annex IA. Selected Environmental Data
Annex IB. Selected Economic Data
Annex IC. Selected Social Data
Annex IIA. Selected Multinational Agreements (Worldwide)
Annex IIB. Selected Multinational Agreements (Regional)
Annex III. Chronology of Selected Environmental Events (1990-2001)
Edition Notes
The Physical Object
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