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Piano comune per la gestione delle risorse idriche

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EcologiaUEreflui sfociano nel mare

Il Mar Adriatico è la destinazione finale delle acque reflue di molti paesi, per questo motivo deve essere salvaguardato tramite un piano comune poiché si tratta di un bene comune e condiviso.

Sono 3 i paesi che hanno deciso di impegnarsi attivamente a trovare un metodo comune: Italia, Albania e Montenegro. Insieme hanno dato vita al progetto CrossWater, un sistema integrato di gestione delle acque nell’area transfrontaliera, con l’obiettivo di elaborare una gestione comune, integrata e sostenibile dei servizi idrici, a partire dall’acqua potabile fino agli scarichi di acque reflue. Il progetto è finanziato dall’Unione Europea tramite lo strumento di Pre-Adesione e ha ricevuto finora 5,5 milioni di euro.

Il progetto è partito da un’analisi della situazione attuale nei territori coinvolti, focalizzato sulle mancanze ma anche sulle buone pratiche già esistenti. Successivamente, per ogni area è stato individuato un caso specifico per lo sviluppo di un progetto pilota. Per quanto riguarda l’Italia, sono stati scelti dei progetti generali: il primo riguarda la tutela delle risorse idriche e l’ottimizzazione energetica in Puglia, il secondo ha l’obiettivo di individuare strategie e tecniche per ottimizzare la gestione della rete molisana. Il progetto pilota sviluppatosi in Albania prevedeva il completamento della rete di approvvigionamento del comune di Kasalla, vicino Tirana. Infine, in Montenegro, il progetto aveva l’obiettivo di intraprendere un’azione di controllo e tutela di Bolie sestre, una sorgente di acqua potabile molto importante nel paese.

I risultati, pubblicati all’interno del Piano Integrato Transfrontaliero pubblicato alla fine del 2021, verranno seguiti da un documento politico contenente le linee guida che i governanti dovrebbero seguire per mettere in pratica gli obiettivi e le pratiche individuate.

Grazie al documento politico che verrà pubblicato a novembre 2022, la futura programmazione dei paesi si baserà su tematiche comuni: qualità dell’acqua, riduzione dei consumi, riuso e riutilizzo delle acque depurate, trattamento delle acque reflue e contrasto a eventuali perdite.

Fondamentale sarà la gestione delle acque reflue, in quanto non solo potrebbero consentire di ridurre il rischio di inquinamento per mari e fiumi, ma anche di risparmiare acqua di qualità superiore.

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Common plan for the management of water resources

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The Adriatic Sea is the final destination of wastewater of many countries, for this reason it must be safeguarded through a common plan since it is a common and shared good.

There are three countries that have decided to actively commit themselves to finding a common method: Italy, Albania and Montenegro. Together they launched the CrossWater project, an integrated water management system in the cross-border area, with the aim of developing a common, integrated and sustainable management of water services, from drinking water to wastewater discharges. The project is funded by the European Union through the Pre-Accession Instrument and has so far received €5.5 million.

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The Adriatic Sea is the final destination of wastewater of many countries, for this reason it must be safeguarded through a common plan since it is a common and shared good.

There are three countries that have decided to actively commit themselves to finding a common method: Italy, Albania and Montenegro. Together they launched the CrossWater project, an integrated water management system in the cross-border area, with the aim of developing a common, integrated and sustainable management of water services, from drinking water to wastewater discharges. The project is funded by the European Union through the Pre-Accession Instrument and has so far received €5.5 million.

The project started from an analysis of the current situation in the territories involved, focusing on the shortcomings but also on the good practices already existing. Subsequently, for each area a specific case was identified for the development of a pilot project. As for Italy, general projects have been chosen: the first concerns the protection of water resources and energy optimization in Puglia, the second aims to identify strategies and techniques to optimize the management of the Molise network. The pilot project in Albania involved the completion of the supply network of the municipality of Kasalla, near Tirana. Finally, in Montenegro, the project aimed to take action to control and protect Bolie sestre, a very important source of drinking water in the country.

The results, published as part of the Integrated Transboundary Plan published at the end of 2021, will be followed by a policy document containing the guidelines that governments should follow to implement the objectives and practices identified.

Thanks to the policy document to be published in November 2022, future country programming will be based on common themes: water quality, reduction of consumption, reuse and reuse of purified water, wastewater treatment and combating possible losses.

The management of waste water will be fundamental, as it could not only reduce the risk of pollution to the seas and rivers, but also save water of higher quality.

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The Adriatic Sea is the final destination of wastewater of many countries, for this reason it must be safeguarded through a common plan since it is a common and shared good.

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The results, published as part of the Integrated Transboundary Plan published at the end of 2021, will be followed by a policy document containing the guidelines that governments should follow to implement the objectives and practices identified.

Thanks to the policy document to be published in November 2022, future country programming will be based on common themes: water quality, reduction of consumption, reuse and reuse of purified water, wastewater treatment and combating possible losses.

The management of waste water will be fundamental, as it could not only reduce the risk of pollution to the seas and rivers, but also save water of higher quality.

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