Environmental Assessments and Authorizations: SEA - EIA - IPPC Permit
Transboundary consultation on the "Transport development strategy of the Republic of Slovenia"
16/01/2015
In application of the Protocol on Strategic Environmental Assessment to the Espoo Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a transboundary context, the Republic of Slovenia is going to perform the public consultation on the “Transport Development Strategy of the Republic of Slovenia”.
The Republic of Slovenia provided for the following documents:
| Titolo | Dimensione | |
|---|---|---|
| PDF document | Transport Development Strategy in the Republic of Slovenia - Environmental Report on a strategic environmental assessment | 5,2 MB |
| PDF document | Transport Development Strategy in the Republic of Slovenia - Appendix 1.1. Description of measures in the field of railway transport (Strategy, 2014) | 196 kB |
| PDF document | Transport Development Strategy in the Republic of Slovenia - Appendix 1.2. Tables of sub-objectives and relevant measures | 107 kB |
| PDF document | Transport Development Strategy in the Republic of Slovenia - Appendix 2. Sub-objective 1a: assessment of individual groups of alternative measures | 154 kB |
| PDF document | Transport Development Strategy in the Republic of Slovenia - Appendix 3. Protected Areas to the Environmental Report for the Strategic Environmental Assessment (Appropriate assessment) | 4,3 MB |
| PDF document | Transport Development Strategy in the Republic of Slovenia - Proposal | 13 MB |
| PDF document | Strategija Razvoja Prometa v Republiki Sloveniji - Predlog | 12,1 MB |
Anyone interested can view the documents, send comments within the 17th of March 2015, also providing additional information, in writing to the Ministry of the Environment Land and Sea – Directorate-General for Environmental Assessments - Division II Environmental Assessment Systems, Via Cristoforo Colombo 44, 00147 Rome or in electronic form, using the Certified E-mail: DGSalvaguardia.Ambientale@PEC.minambiente.it. The transmission will be considered certified, pursuant to existing rules, only if it comes from a Certified E-mail address.
This Ministry will collect the comments and send them to the competent authorities of the Republic of Slovenia.