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8/8/2019 German Risk Assessment
1/13
2008
Implementation of the WaterFramework Directive in Croatia
Twinning Project
German methodology and results of the
integrated risk assessment
Sandra Richter
8/8/2019 German Risk Assessment
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2008
Implementation of the WaterFramework Directive in Croatia
Twinning Project
In general
Starting point in Germany:
Guidelines on the Community (CIS): Guideline for the Analysis ofPressures and Impacts
Guidelines on Member state level by the LAWA (German Working
Group of the Federal States on water issues)
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Twinning Project
Assessment of water bodies according to the following categories
Water bodies that are likely to achieve good status (not at risk offailing to achieve the WFD objectives)
Water bodies that may fail to achieve good status (possibly atrisk of failing to achieve the WFD objectives).
Water bodies that are unlikely to achieve good status (at risk offailing to achieve the WFD objectives).
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Twinning Project
1. Compilation of relevant information for every water body
If available: biological data and data on specific pollutants
Lack of biological data, assessment methods not established Use of criteria basing on existing information and
measurements: supporting elements as water body
morphology, river continuity, physico-chemical conditions
2. Parameter specific risk-assessment
3. Integrated risk-assessment on water body level
Integrated risk assessment
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Twinning Project
German parameters to assess the likelihood of achievingthe objectives different according to water category
Risk-assessment of rivers: Saprobic index (pressure on oxygen balance)
Water body morphology
River continuity
General physico-chemical conditions
Specific pollutants
Risk-assessment of lakes:
Trophic status
River bank morphology
Specific pollutants
Class IIClass II-IIIClass > = III
All categories of water: Pollutants to assess chemical status
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Twinning Project
Aggregation of results: Saprobic index and River morphology
?
Likelihood of failingto achieve
the objectives
Percentageof water body
length
Not achieved
Not achieved
Not achieved
Criteria
< 30 %
30 - 70 %
> 70 %
not at risk
possibly at risk
at risk
Significantly changedmorphology
Saprobic status > class II
Morphology slightly changed
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Twinning Project
Specificpollutants
Migrationbarriers
Generalphysico-chemical
substances
Waterqualityclass
(saprobic
index)
Hydromor-phology
class
Waterbody
First risk analysis
Integrated risk assessment of relevant parameters; worst-case-scenario
not at risk
possibly at risk
at risk
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2008
Implementation of the WaterFramework Directive in Croatia
Twinning Project
Example for the result of risk analysis in the German state HessenNumber ofwater body
Saprobicindex
Morphology
Generalphysico-chemical
conditions
Specificpollutants
Assessment of
ecologicalstatus
Overallassessment
Assessment ofchemical
status
Number ofbarriers
Parametersaccording to
Annex IX and X
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2008
Implementation of the WaterFramework Directive in Croatia
Twinning Project
One out all out
Phosphorous concentration
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Water body Emsbach in Hessen
Morphological valuablesectors
Significant barriers
River continuity inHessen:
Morphologicalvaluable sectors as
well as mainmigration waters
- 2650 physicalbarriers in Hessen
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Twinning Project
Assessment results for rivers and lakes in GermanyResult for 9.000 river water bodies resp. 130.000 km
Result for 800 lake water bodies including dams and artificial water bodies
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Twinning Project
Causes for failing the objectives of German river water bodies
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
Numberofw
aterbodies
Hydro-morphology
Physico-chemical
conditions
Saprobicindex
Chemicalstatus
Specificpollutants
Numberofwaterbodies
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Implementation of the WaterFramework Directive in Croatia
Twinning Project
Conclusions of the integrated risk-analysis in Germany
Besides existing guidelines: in-site and expert knowledge are essential
basics for all parts of the inventory taking
Different data sources and different criteria: generalisation necessary
Suitable documentation to assure usability
Results from monitoring in Germany: 30/70-rule suited, eutrophication
problem, result of first risk-assessment rather to positive than realecological status
No assessment based only on single quality or supporting elements i
in case of insufficient data: water body possibly at risk