This training session was organized following the request of the concerned EECCA and SEE countries to help them better understand how to apply Convention's annex I and the location criteria in identifying hazardous activities as well as to discuss how further to improve the institutional approaches for collecting, processing and maintaining information on hazardous activities.
Training session on identification of hazardous activities
Training session on identification of hazardous activities
21 October (10:00) - 22 October (18:00) 2008
Minsk Belarus
Reports
Presentations
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| Introduction to the training session– Convention secretariat. |
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| SESSION I: Good practices for collecting, maintaining and updating information on hazardous activities | |||
| The Bulgarian approach - Mr. Nikolay Savov, Bulgaria |
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| The Dutch approach - Mr. Henk van der Veen, the Netherlands |
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| SESSION II: Processing and analysing data on industrial facilities | |||
| Part I - Application of annex I | |||
| Insight into annex I - Mr. Nikolay Savov |
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| Insight into categories of annex I - Mr. Domien Cleassens, the Netherlands |
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| Part II - Application of location criteria and risk assessment | |||
| Possible scenarios and risk assessment for activities involving substances that may be released into water paths in case of accident - Mr. Neil Manning, Italy |
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| Location criteria for activities involving substances that may be released into water paths in case of accident - Mr. Bernard Gay, Switzerland |
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| Possible scenarios, risk assessment and location criteria for activities involving substances that may cause fire, explosion and be released into the air in case of accidents - Mr. Bert Wolting, the Netherlands. |
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| Good practice on using the processed data on hazardous activities - Mr. Tomas Trcka, Slovakia |
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