1. Air Quality Management in Turkey and Measures for AQ Plans
Canan Esin KÖKSAL
Environmental Expert,
DG for Environmental Management
EIONET 22nd AQA Workshop, 3-4th October 2017, Lisbon

2. Content; Results of previous developments in Turkey Present situation
Legislative perspective
Implementation
Clean Air Action Plans (CAAPs)
Provincial experiences
Good Practices
Future steps

3. Developments since 2008 1st by-law; 1986 Revision; 2008
Protection of Air Quality
Revision; 2008
By-law on Air Quality Assessment and Management
IPA Funding; 2008
Institutional Building in Marmara Region
Regional Clean Air Center Structure
Clean Air Action Plan, case study
Strategy paper for the AQ management
Monitoring
National Network; havaizleme.gov.tr

4. Developments since 2008 National Clean Air Action Plan Circular
Central and Provincial situation
Future actions to be taken
Circular
Ministerial Circular
81 provinces; actions to be implemented

5. Results in order RCACs 2008 2010 2013 2015 2017 NCAAP Circular
BAQAM
Project experience
2008
NCAAP
2010
Circular
CAAP preparation
2013
RCACs
2015
CAAP Monitoring
Online tool
2017

6. Present Situation BAQAM CAAPs Under revision CAFE structure
Circular in 2013
Province distribution for high pollution potential(HPP) and low pollution potential(LPP)
Local Environmental Board
Decisions for CAAP implementation and approval

7. Present Situation Regional Clean Air Centers’ planning
2015/7754 Ministers Board Decision
10 July 2015, Official Gazette #29412
Regional and local air management tasks
Zone and agglomerations’ conditions to be covered
Data and measurement coverage
Qualified staff
Proportional task distribution between Provincial Directorates

8. Regional CACs Middle Black Sea CAC Marmara CAC
North Inner Anatolian CAC
East Anatolian CAC
Egean CAC
South Inner Anatolian CAC
South East Anatolian CAC
Mediterranean CAC

9. 1st National Air Management Workshop
“Result Declaration”
Universities involved
Institutional Cooperation prioritised
Topics were national-wide
Cooperation
Legislation
CAAPs
Inventory, Modeling
AQ Monitoring

10. CAAPs Provinces with HPP and LPP 60 provinces with HPP
4 provinces with LPP
64 CAAPs
Annual meetings at the level of Deputy Undersecretary
Official letters for provincial directorates
Preparatory Meetings for the staff of Provincial Directorates
Orange: HPP
Light Green: LPP

11. CAAPs Local case studies Project experience for several cities
KENTAIR; Ankara, Adana, Erzurum, Gaziantep, Mersin, Samsun
IKONAIR; Konya
Emission inventories were prepared
Emission scenarios are known
Institutional Cooperation
Universities involved; Eskişehir

12. CAAPs Good practices for Road transport Residential Heating Industry
Other
Smart crossroads, green-wave implementation, CNG/LPG for mass transportation, tram/light rail alternatives
Special «jet pulse» filtration systems for cement, electrostatic filters for textile, technological filtration for bakeries, steam recovery, closed transportation lines for solid fuels
Insulation, energy efficiency in buildings, boiler reconstructions/restoration

13. CAAPs New developed tool for monitoring the actions and measures
National budget
Ministry resources used
Technical Support
DG for GIS
User friendly

14. CAAP Monitoring Tool

15. CAAP Monitoring Tool
Year, Name,
Monitoring
Period Information

16. CAAP Monitoring Tool Sectoral Selection; Residential Heating Industry
Road Transport

17. CAAP Monitoring Tool

18. CAAP Monitoring Tool
Explanation, Situation,
Problems, Success…

19. CAAP Monitoring Tool
Completed, Not Completed and Continuing

20. Future Steps GIS Satellite Data Inventory Cooperation Awareness
Instutional Responsibility
GIS
Environmental Knowledge
Meteorological Data

21. Future Steps Low Emission Zone Emission Inventory Reporting
Under development
Pilot regions will be selected
Legislative studies are on the way
Cooperation with Ministry of Transport
Municipalities’ cases
İstanbul
Emission Inventory Reporting
will be improved by the Air Portal
additional reportings will be added by the portal;
gridded emissions, projections

22. Future Steps Projects are on the way CITYAIR Vehicle withdraw
Integrated air management
All aspects
Metropolitan and provincial municipalities
Increased modeling experience
Awareness raising activities
Vehicle withdraw
>20 ages
University cooperation
Financial analysis

23. Future Steps Air Portal Nation-wide implementation
Modeling for decision makers, strategies
Industrial facilities,
Residential PM,
Raod transport NOx

24. Thank you for your attention. cesin. koksal@csb. gov
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