A view through the window Jadranka Pelikan, B.Sc.Biotech. NGO Eko- Zadar, Croatia June 2004.

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A view through the window Jadranka Pelikan, B.Sc.Biotech. NGO Eko- Zadar, Croatia June 2004

IntroductionIntroduction Sustainable development of local area became in fashion word last years with a very few people knowing about exact meaning of it. Environmentally friendly/preserving natural resources and managing the environment and the land Environmentally friendly/preserving natural resources and managing the environment and the land Socially righteus/engaging community Socially righteus/engaging community Economically effective/reinforcing competitivness and accessing markets. Economically effective/reinforcing competitivness and accessing markets. We in Eko – Zadar in project development and implementation didn`t know at the very beginning that we are doing sustainable development of the local area.

Geographic and demographic characteristics of Croatian coast Population 4.5 mil. Sea km 2 Shoreline 5.835,3 km Mainland shoreline 30,5% Population 4.5 mil. Sea km 2 Shoreline 5.835,3 km Mainland shoreline 30,5%

Croatian Islands 1,185 islands, islets and reefs 4,012 km of island shoreline/69,5% 36, 000 ha of land in three island national parks thousands of berths in island marinas 2,600 hours of sunshine per year 1,185 islands, islets and reefs 4,012 km of island shoreline/69,5% 36, 000 ha of land in three island national parks thousands of berths in island marinas 2,600 hours of sunshine per year

Zadar County North Dalmatia North Dalmatia County population County population City of Zadar City of Zadar years of history 3000 years of history Famous on it`s Maraschino liquer and Cherry brandy production, basketball club Zadar, cultural heritage, gold and silver treasure, mariculture and fishery Famous on it`s Maraschino liquer and Cherry brandy production, basketball club Zadar, cultural heritage, gold and silver treasure, mariculture and fishery

Eko-ZadarEko-Zadar Driving force in environmental protection and organic farming in Zadar County and North Dalmatia region since 1999 – Earth Day Driving force in environmental protection and organic farming in Zadar County and North Dalmatia region since 1999 – Earth Day members members 17 volunteers + 5 international 17 volunteers + 5 international Partnership with all local, some national and international stakeholders in project development and implementation Partnership with all local, some national and international stakeholders in project development and implementation Green Forum network Green Forum network Green hotline network Green hotline network Members are people of all levels of education, social status, profession, ages, sexes, ethnicities, nationalities... Members are people of all levels of education, social status, profession, ages, sexes, ethnicities, nationalities... Membership is open Membership is open Driving force in environmental protection and organic farming in Zadar County and North Dalmatia region since 1999 – Earth Day Driving force in environmental protection and organic farming in Zadar County and North Dalmatia region since 1999 – Earth Day members members 17 volunteers + 5 international 17 volunteers + 5 international Partnership with all local, some national and international stakeholders in project development and implementation Partnership with all local, some national and international stakeholders in project development and implementation Green Forum network Green Forum network Green hotline network Green hotline network Members are people of all levels of education, social status, profession, ages, sexes, ethnicities, nationalities... Members are people of all levels of education, social status, profession, ages, sexes, ethnicities, nationalities... Membership is open Membership is open

Coastal projects  DruzbAdria (Adria Company)  Rijeka Bijela (White River)  Nature Park Telascica

DruzbAdria Oil companies are lobbying in the Parlament and in the Government of Croatia for Russian oil transportation by pipeline to Croatian island Krk, embarkment to oil tankers and shipping over Adriatic sea.

DruzbAdria-ThreatsDruzbAdria-Threats Mainland: Pipeline is outdated, leeks, it caused 4 times accidental pollution near fresh water supply source Pipeline is outdated, leeks, it caused 4 times accidental pollution near fresh water supply source Pipeline passes near 4 protected landscapes (National and parks of Nature) on karst Pipeline passes near 4 protected landscapes (National and parks of Nature) on karstSea: Balast water contamination Balast water contamination Embarkment has 3 times higher risk of pollution than disbarkment Embarkment has 3 times higher risk of pollution than disbarkment Accidental pollution Accidental pollution Icreased oil tanker traffic in Adriatic Icreased oil tanker traffic in AdriaticMainland: Pipeline is outdated, leeks, it caused 4 times accidental pollution near fresh water supply source Pipeline is outdated, leeks, it caused 4 times accidental pollution near fresh water supply source Pipeline passes near 4 protected landscapes (National and parks of Nature) on karst Pipeline passes near 4 protected landscapes (National and parks of Nature) on karstSea: Balast water contamination Balast water contamination Embarkment has 3 times higher risk of pollution than disbarkment Embarkment has 3 times higher risk of pollution than disbarkment Accidental pollution Accidental pollution Icreased oil tanker traffic in Adriatic Icreased oil tanker traffic in Adriatic

DruzbAdria 2/3 It`s not financially worth while: 1 st y.:30mil.US$ income 1 st y.:30mil.US$ income Needed previous investment 80 mil. US $ Needed previous investment 80 mil. US $ 3 rd y.:80 mil- US$ income 3 rd y.:80 mil- US$ income Touristic activities in Kvarner bay annually income: 800 mil. US$ Touristic activities in Kvarner bay annually income: 800 mil. US$ 65% residents on the Cro-coast make profit of touristic activities 65% residents on the Cro-coast make profit of touristic activities It`s not financially worth while: 1 st y.:30mil.US$ income 1 st y.:30mil.US$ income Needed previous investment 80 mil. US $ Needed previous investment 80 mil. US $ 3 rd y.:80 mil- US$ income 3 rd y.:80 mil- US$ income Touristic activities in Kvarner bay annually income: 800 mil. US$ Touristic activities in Kvarner bay annually income: 800 mil. US$ 65% residents on the Cro-coast make profit of touristic activities 65% residents on the Cro-coast make profit of touristic activities

DruzbAdria 3/3 Local communities` demand: Reliable cost-benefit analysis Reliable cost-benefit analysis Environmental impact study Environmental impact study Strategic evaluation on environmental impact Strategic evaluation on environmental impact Local communities` opinion expression Local communities` opinion expression Local communities` demand: Reliable cost-benefit analysis Reliable cost-benefit analysis Environmental impact study Environmental impact study Strategic evaluation on environmental impact Strategic evaluation on environmental impact Local communities` opinion expression Local communities` opinion expression

Nobody doesn`t want this!

Rijeka Bijela 1/4

Rijeka Bijela 2/4 Project Goal: To increase community involvement in the local area To increase community involvement in the local areaActivity: Clean-up action of wild waste disposal on the banks of River White (rijeka Bijela) in community of Karin, on the coast of a small inland sea. Clean-up action of wild waste disposal on the banks of River White (rijeka Bijela) in community of Karin, on the coast of a small inland sea.

Rijeka Bijela 3/4 Results: Results: 16 tracks loaded with waste were taken to the regular waste disposal 16 tracks loaded with waste were taken to the regular waste disposal 22 NGOs of Zadar participated 22 NGOs of Zadar participated 28 local residents participated and school children as well 28 local residents participated and school children as well More than 150 people attended More than 150 people attended Excellent media event Excellent media event

Rijeka Bijela Partners were: Tourist Board of Zadar County, NGO Propela Expenses: nearly 5000 € in kind contribution by sponsors Eventually:

Nature Park Telascica 1/3 Founded on March 24th 1988 Park area is 6706 ha. It includes south part of Long island with deep bay of Telascica and several smaller islands on the border with National park of Kornati islands. Mir/Peace is the lake on the Long island, it`s 23 ha with 10 m deep. The water is of very low salinity. Majority of land within the Park is in private prioprety. Olive groves were introduced 2500 years ago. Founded on March 24th 1988 Park area is 6706 ha. It includes south part of Long island with deep bay of Telascica and several smaller islands on the border with National park of Kornati islands. Mir/Peace is the lake on the Long island, it`s 23 ha with 10 m deep. The water is of very low salinity. Majority of land within the Park is in private prioprety. Olive groves were introduced 2500 years ago.

Nature Park Telascica 2/3 Project title: Olive Groves Revitalisation on Dugi Otok (Long Island) Project goals: Introduction of sustainable development methods in olive cultuvation Introduction of sustainable development methods in olive cultuvation Improved inter-sector cooperation Improved inter-sector cooperation

Nature Park Telascica 3/3 Activities: Training on organic farming for olive cultivation Training on organic farming for olive cultivation Marketing training Marketing training Strategic planning of sustainable economic development on Dugi Otok (Long Island) Strategic planning of sustainable economic development on Dugi Otok (Long Island)Partners: Nature Park Telascica Nature Park Telascica Municipality of Sali (Long Island) Municipality of Sali (Long Island) Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Croatia Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Croatia International organisations International organisations Cost: € Duration: 12 months Activities: Training on organic farming for olive cultivation Training on organic farming for olive cultivation Marketing training Marketing training Strategic planning of sustainable economic development on Dugi Otok (Long Island) Strategic planning of sustainable economic development on Dugi Otok (Long Island)Partners: Nature Park Telascica Nature Park Telascica Municipality of Sali (Long Island) Municipality of Sali (Long Island) Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Croatia Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Croatia International organisations International organisations Cost: € Duration: 12 months

Days of Sun Fair of traditional and organic products, herbs and handiwork Fair of traditional and organic products, herbs and handiwork Summer fairs of 5 days: 27/07/2004 Summer fairs of 5 days: 27/07/2004 Eko – Zadar organised 4 fairs Eko – Zadar organised 4 fairs International volunteers International volunteers Supported by Tourist Board of Zadar County Supported by Tourist Board of Zadar County Expenses: 3420 € + volunteering Expenses: 3420 € + volunteering

Conclusion We have: Zadar County ICAM Plan Zadar County ICAM Plan Integrated with Spatial Plan of Zadar County, 2004 Integrated with Spatial Plan of Zadar County, 2004 We need: More cooperation between sectors More cooperation between sectors More transparency in decision making processes More transparency in decision making processes Citizens participation Citizens participation Plan Adoption by the County Council Plan Adoption by the County Council Implementation Implementation

EKO – ZADAR NGO for organic farming and environmental protection Ante Starcevica 2, Zadar, Croatia EKO – ZADAR NGO for organic farming and environmental protection Ante Starcevica 2, Zadar, Croatia