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Thematic session – River Basin Management River basin management planning along WFD principles : lessons learnt from French-Chinese cooperation on the Hai River basin Alby Schmitt, Deputy Water Director, French Ministry of Ecology and Sustainable Development [email protected] 2015 China Europe Water Platform (CEWP) HIGH-LEVEL CONFERENCE, Copenhagen May 12th, 2015 River Basin Management / Hai River Basin project • Agreement signed in 2009 between Chinese Ministry of Water Resources (MWR) and French Ministry of Ecology and Sustainable Development (MEDDE), • Partners at every institutional level : – Chinese partners : Hai River Water Resources Conservancy Commission, Hebei Province Water Bureau, Tianjin Municipality Water Bureau, – French partners : Seine-Normandy Water Agency, SIAAP (in charge of wastewater for Geater Paris Area), Seine Great Lakes, International Office for Water. • Main objectives : – Develop and apply IWRM tools and strategies tested in France and Europe through the WFD within the Zhou River Pilot Basin, – Control of N and P pollution in the Yuqiao reservoir (providing 80% of Tianjin drinking water). 2 2015 China Europe Water Platform (CEWP) HIGH-LEVEL CONFERENCE, Copenhagen May 12th, 2015 River Basin Management / Hai River Basin project 海河流域行政区 Haihe River Basin 内蒙古自治区 Inner Mongolia 辽宁省 Liaoning 北京市 Beijing 山西省 天津市 Shanxi Tianjin 河北省 Zhou River Basin Hebei 山东省 Shandong 河南省 Henan 3 Yuqiao Reservoir 2015 China Europe Water Platform (CEWP) HIGH-LEVEL CONFERENCE, Copenhagen May 12th, 2015 River Basin Management / Hai River Basin project 4 1. • Objectives : Governance and planning mechanisms for IWRM / Test on Zhou sub-basin 1. Elaboration of diagnosis and River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) on the Zhou river sub-basin, 2. Elaboration of a Programme of Measures (PoMs), 3. Setting up a coordination group for Zhou river basin management : involving stakeholders at every level from local to national scale, 4. Joint analysis of results and dissemination of good practices. • Technical expertise and exchanges : 1. Diffuse pollution and eutrophication control, 2. Assessment of ecological and chemical status of water bodies, 3. Ecological restoration, 4. Monitoring systems. 2015 China Europe Water Platform (CEWP) HIGH-LEVEL CONFERENCE, Copenhagen May 12 th, 2015 River Basin Management / Hai River Basin project 2. Lessons learnt so far: • Coordinated management between administrations (agriculture, industries, etc.): takes time to overcome challenges (compartmentalization) but quick uptake and tremendous progress once demonstrated the interest for concrete technical issues (e.g. comprehensive monitoring and diagnosis of the water resources), Monitoring and diagnosis of the water resources: good technical capacities which require methodologies (e.g. mass balances) and strategy (monitoring networks at basin and sub-basin levels) to deliver, RBMP at basin level: a clear and well operationalized concept in the Hai and Zhou river basins which requires adaptation to take into account artificialization such as inter-basin transfers, channels or reservoir-dams (management of an often wider surface area than that of the « natural » river basin), Environmental objectives (good ecological status, eflow): interest for the benefits expected from these objectives (e.g. treatment capacity of ecosystem services), translated into actions (e.g. experimentation of ecological engineering techniques), also need translation into RBMP objectives. • • • 5 2015 China Europe Water Platform (CEWP) HIGH-LEVEL CONFERENCE, Copenhagen May 12th, 2015 River Basin Management / Hai River Basin project 3. Sino-European common challenges: • Financing basin management in a context of strong budget constraints (use of economic tools and principles: incentive water pricing, cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit analysis, cost-recovery and the polluter/user pays principles), Institutional reform for the integration and coordination of inter-dependent policies (water, energy and agriculture of course, but also industry, transport, land-use, urban and development planning), Regulatory reform for the control of diffusion pollution at the source: focus on diffuse agricultural pollution, Quantitative management: controlling demand (abstraction permit, incentive water pricing) and developing offer (water reuse) without compromising ecological flow, Development of water monitoring networks, • • • • 6 2015 China Europe Water Platform (CEWP) HIGH-LEVEL CONFERENCE, Copenhagen May 12th, 2015 River Basin Management / Strategic Focus Area « Water management and Ecological security » 4. Strategic Focus Area « Water management and Ecological security »: 7 • The Sino-French project as a component of the SFA “Water management and Ecological security”. • Member States involved in the SFA and coordinating organisations : – France : River Basin Management – International Office for Water, – Portugal : River Basin Management – University of Evora, – Finland : Water Quality – University of Turku – UK : Integrated Catchment Management focused on diffuse pollutions – Atkins. • Close cooperation with MS and Chinese partners for: – Communication on projects within the SFA, – Creating business opportunities, – Dissemination of good practices. 2015 China Europe Water Platform (CEWP) HIGH-LEVEL CONFERENCE, Copenhagen May 12th, 2015 Thank you - 谢 谢 8 2015 China Europe Water Platform (CEWP) HIGH-LEVEL CONFERENCE, Copenhagen May 12th, 2015