Blue economy in the Black Sea Panel 2a: Save the sea

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Blue economy in the Black Sea Panel 2a: Save the sea Jaroslav Slobodnik EMBLAS-II Project Team Leader 15 September 2017, Batumi, Georgia

Project overview Beneficiary countries: Georgia, Russian Federation, Ukraine Observers: BG, RO, TK Duration: April 2014 – May 2018 (42+8 months) Budget: EUR 2,723,800 (EC 2,5 mil.; DG NEAR; In-kind support by EC JRC) Implemented by: UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub (with UNDP COs) Partners GE – NEA, TSU RF – SOI, SIO-RA, SRC UA – UKRSCES, IMB, ONU BSC PS Target groups GE – MENRP; RF – MNRE; UA - MENR

Project objectives Overall objective: To improve protection of the Black Sea environment Specific objectives: To improve availability and quality of Black Sea environmental data in line with the MSFD, WFD-coastal waters and Black Sea Strategic Action Plan (2009) needs To improve partner countries’ ability to perform marine environmental monitoring along MSFD, WFD principles, taking into account the Black Sea Diagnostic Report II

Results http://emblasproject.org/ Large scale and national Black Sea surveys in 2016 and 2017 Harmonised sampling and reporting methodologies according to the MSFD and WFD Delineation of coastal water bodies (WFD) as a basis for establishment of the national monitoring schemes Hugely increased public awareness Support to Initial Assessment by UA and GE – 8 out of 11 descriptors and BS SoE For the first time in the region: Development and testing of the environmental (MSFD), ecological and chemical (WFD) status classification schemes Data collected in harmonised formats – Black Sea Water Quality Database Systematic monitoring of marine litter Bacterial DNA eDNA (phytoplankton, zooplankton, macrozoobenthos, fish, macrophytes) Microplastics For the first time globally: Holistic target (>2000) and non-target (>14000) screening of chemical pollutants in water, biota and sediment samples (support to REACH)

Screening of REACH compounds in samples from the Black Sea Interactive heatmap available at http://norman-data.eu/NORMAN-REACH

Take home messages Capacity building (sampling and laboratory analyses equipment, vessels, trainings) in GE, UA, RF (but also RO, BG) BADLY NEEDED Regional scheme of sharing the data in harmonised formats and harmonised/sunchronised monitoring schemes coordinated by the BSC essential for any follow up decision making (Programme of Measures) Establishment of regional BS status assessment schemes needed at the BSC level – impact on fact-based decision making and follow up investments