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Collecting, Processing and Distributing of Water Statistics in the Republic of Belarus Zhanna Vasilevskaya, Belarus International Work Session on Water Statistics, Vienna, June

General information on water resources in Belarus Watershed for basins of the Black Sea and Baltic Sea 20.8 thousand rivers to the total length of 90.6 thousand km of which rivers of the Black Sea accounts 55% of annual water discharge and the Baltic Sea – 45% 10.8 thousand lakes and over 9,000 bogs 59% of river flow is formed within the country and a water inflow from the territories of neighboring countries (Russia and the Ukraine) reaches 41%

Information and National Statistical Reporting 2-rs (water) – all water users: industrial, building, transporting, agricultural and other enterprises, organizations and institutions, legal entities and physical persons 2-rs (waste) – all entities that have an independent budget and at which production and consumption wastes are accumulated and utilized

data characterizing quantitative state of water resources data characterizing qualitative state of water Water resources State of water resources Water use and consumption Main activities for water protection Consequences of economical impact

The first group combines statistical indicators for the quantitative assessment of water resources. State of water resources - river network (a length, drainage area and annual river flow); - number and parameters of holding ponds by main river basins; - lakes; - resources and storages of ground water. Economical impact on water resources - water abstraction from natural sources (of which from groundwater resources) - main indicators of water use/consumption, including water use by regions and branches of economy for industrial use, of which a water of drinking quality, recirculating and successive water supply; - water losses during transport; - waste water discharge (into surface water bodies and ground water resources holding ponds, into holding ponds, evaporation ponds on filtration fields) - polluted waste water discharge; - discharge of polluting substances into surface water bodies; - discharge of waste water purified according to standards into surface water bodies Activities for water protection - specified criterions and quotas of water abstraction from natural sources; - specified quotas of waste water discharge; - number of sewage works Consequences of economical activities - effect of water abstraction/discharge onto annual river’s flows (changes of annual flows: decrease and increase)

The National Water Cadastre The Surface Water Cadastre contains data on: The hydrological, hydrochemical and hydrobiological state of water bodies (rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and ponds); Monitoring stations and periods over water bodies; changes in the hydrographic network under the influence of economic activities; The hydrographic and morphological specifications of water bodies and their watersheds, i.e. monitoring over the level and temperature of water, water discharges, sediment formation, ice thickness, thermal stores of reservoirs, the chemical and biological composition of water. The Ground Water Cadastre covers information on: operational stores and possible groundwater resources; monitoring stations over ground waters (wells, springs, shaft wells); data on the regime of ground waters (level, temperature, quality, selection), their chemical and biological composition. The Natural Resources Use Cadastre is made up of data on: - Location and major parameters of withdrawals waste discharges, treatment facilities, reservoirs and ponds; in-channel water use (recreation, fishery, water transport, hydropower); withdrawals and discharges by qualitative and quantitative indices (data on users’ statistical reporting and hydrochemical sewage analysis); the operating regime of big withdrawals and reservoirs; Irrigated, drained as well as wetted areas.