EPH structure, projects and project ideas Thorsteinn Narfason, MSc Manager Environment and Public Health Office Kjos region, SW-Iceland www.eftirlit.is/en.

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EPH structure, projects and project ideas Thorsteinn Narfason, MSc Manager Environment and Public Health Office Kjos region, SW-Iceland Sofia, June 26th. 2014

Location

The rebublic of Iceland Population km 2 2/3 live in the capital area 74 communites 1 waterbody, 4 water districts (WFD)

Iceland is divided into 10 municipal control districts Each supervised with a independent authority board of public health. Its role is to promote public welfare by helping to ensure a healthy environment, and safe consumer goods. This is brought on with regular control in operating companies, monitoring and education. Structure of Environm. and Public Health office

Structure The organization and structure of the EPH offices is based on provisions in the environmental legislation. Environment and food Agency of Iceland is responsible for coordination of EPH offices related to environmental protection Ministry for the Environment and natural resources is responsible for legislation on environmental protection

EPH office projects Evaluating water quality in rivers and lakes since 1999 Monitoring of the coastline since 2004 Biological monitoring of lakes Monitoring changes Tracking soures Monitoring drinking water quality Protection of drinking water protection area

Project ideas Meetings to exchange information on watershed issues Make guidelines for analysis methods and decisionmaking Improve watershed management plan methodology Improving pollution prevention control

ffffff The nature does not protect it self for human acivities Action is needed to preserve the pristine sides and clean the polluted The river Laxa N-Iceland Ramsar side