SLIDE 1 BASELINE BUDGET UNDER THE PROVISON OF THE SAP Final Report
IN GAZA STRIP – PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY
Prepared By
Strategic Action Programme SAP Sponsored by MED-POL Environmental Quality Authority
SLIDE 2 Contents
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Classification of Industries
- Distribution of Industries
- Baseline budget calculation
- Proposed activities
- Major sources of LBS
– Pollutants and waste sources – Estimated annual pollution loads
- General Remarks
- Capital Investment
- LBS Priority Selected Monitoring program
- LBS Priority Monitoring parameters
SLIDE 3 Introduction
- The Strategic Action Program (SAP)
- Land-Based Sources (LBS) and activities
- MED-POL ((Mediterranean Pollution)
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Objectives
1. Preparation of a comprehensive inventory of the existing industry 2. Classification of the industries into sectors 3. Identification of the potential industrial sources of each pollutant targeted by the SAP and quantification/estimation of their emissions/releases 4. Calculation of the national Baseline Budget for 2003
SLIDE 5 Classification of Industries in Gaza Strip
- Classification according to the
hazards arising:
- 1. Class A (least toxic waste)
- 2. Class B (medium toxic waste)
- 3. Class C (most toxic waste)
SLIDE 6 Distribution of industrial installation
Distribution of industrial installation over the Gaza Strip 200 400 600 800 1000 Gaza Khan Younes Middle North Gaza Rafah Grand Total
Governorate
Number of installations Class A Class B Class C
SLIDE 7 Baseline budget calculation
- Industrial, storm water runoff and domestic
activities are the major sources of marine pollution in Gaza strip
- Limited researches and monitoring programs
were conducted by several institutions to assess the extent of coastal pollution
- The assessment based on collection and
assessment of existing data rather than the generation of new analytical data
SLIDE 8 Proposed activities designed to:
- Identification of major Land-Based Sources (LBS)
at the Gaza regional level
- Identification Pollutants and waste sources
considered in the estimate of annual pollution loads in the Mediterranean from LBS
- Estimated annual pollution loads of the
Mediterranean from LBS
- Identification of LBS priority Monitoring
programs
- Identification of LBS priority Monitoring
Parameters
SLIDE 9 Major sources of LBS at the Gaza regional level
- Domestic sewage
- Industrial wastewater
- Stream water run-off
- Loads carried by Wadi Gaza
SLIDE 10 Pollutants and waste sources considered from land-based sources
+ Included in the pollution load assessment
- Disregarded due to insignificance or uncertainty of estimate
SLIDE 11 + Included in the pollution load assessment
- Disregarded due to insignificance or uncertainty of estimate
Pollutants and waste sources considered from land-based sources
SLIDE 12 + Included in the pollution load assessment
- Disregarded due to insignificance or uncertainty of estimate
Pollutants and waste sources considered from land-based sources
SLIDE 13 + Included in the pollution load assessment
- Disregarded due to insignificance or uncertainty of estimate
Pollutants and waste sources considered from land-based sources
SLIDE 14 Estimated annual pollution loads of the Mediterranean from land-based sources
- Pollutant contributions from this source are disregarded due to lack of data
for calculation or estimation
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- Pollutant contributions from this source are disregarded due to lack of data
for calculation or estimation
Estimated annual pollution loads of the Mediterranean from land-based sources
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- Pollutant contributions from this source are disregarded due to lack of data
for calculation or estimation
Estimated annual pollution loads of the Mediterranean from land-based sources
SLIDE 17 General Remarks
- Annual total hydraulic loading of different sources
is 62.3 million cubic meters. Contributions of domestic waste discharge of organic mater measured as BOD5 and COD presented about 80% of the total organic loading to the Mediterranean.
- The estimated total N flux is 1183 tons/year, and
domestic discharges account for 98% of total N flux.
- Phosphorus flux is 218 tons/year. Domestic
discharges account for 95% of total flux.
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- About 95% of the total heavy metals releases targeted
by SAP accounted to the domestic discharge.
- Monitoring data are not available on fluxes of
Persistent organic pollutants, Organometal compounds, Organohalogen Compounds, and Hazardous Wastes.
- Data on the raw material used in the industrial facility
and production quantities are not available in the local level.
- So, BB of releases for these pollutants and wastes
targeted by SAP could be not calculated based on the software provide for this purpose from MED/SAP.
General Remarks
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Capital Investment associated with pollution control in Gaza Strip
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LBS Priority Selected Monitoring program locations
SLIDE 21 LBS Priority Monitoring Parameters
+ Monitoring is needed
SLIDE 22 + Monitoring is needed
LBS Priority Monitoring Parameters
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Sewage accumulation on the beach as a result of discharged from GWWTP
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Domestic wastewater inlet in Dier Elbalah
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Sample collection for Deir Elbalah Sewage discharge point
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Discharge point of Gaza Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent in the Mediterranean