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ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS GENERAL<\/strong><\/p>\n

Environmental reporting through indicators is an ambitious venture \u2013 to produce a report, a reflection of the state of the environment presented by as many as possible quantitative and qualitative data obtained through scientifically based measurements and analysis that indicate sources, causes, consequences and trends of specific conditions. Preparation of indicators is fulfillment of one of the obligations under the Law on Environment and establishes the grounds necessary for proper decision making in the process of environmental management. This ensures the expected contribution to the sustainable development of our country.<\/p>\n

By way of selected indicators on individual media and areas of the environment, we have tried to present the state of the environment, the trends and the progress in individual areas to vocational and general public by providing accurate and validated data.<\/p>\n

Information on the state of the environment is always interesting and popular. It is vital in policy and important decisions making and every citizen of the Republic of Macedonia is entitled to know it in order to be able to contribute to the process of the state improvement.<\/p>\n

Contact: Katerina Nikolovska, k.nikolovska@moepp.gov.mk<\/strong><\/p>\n

<\/span>WHY ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS?<\/div>
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The establishment and development of environmental indicators was driven by the need to identify indicators of relevance for the environmental state monitoring and policy creation, in line with the EEA Core Set of Indicators (CSI);it was approved by all relevant bodies and the set reached 37 indicators was adopted in 2004.These indicators should answer the key questions related to the development of environmental policy.<\/p>\n

Properly selected indicators based on adequately selected time series show the key trends and enable fast and appropriate acting of all stakeholders in the process of environment protection, being especially relevant for environmental policy making.<\/p>\n

In 2008, the Government of the Republic of Macedonia adopted the Environmental Indicators of the Republic of Macedonia prepared by the Macedonian Environmental Information Centre. In this way, indicators specific on national level were identified. 40 indicators in 12 chapters were adopted.<\/p>\n

Indicator development is a dynamic process subject to continuous updating and upgrading and thus this basic list of 40 indicators is updated and upgraded.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n

<\/span>CLASSIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS<\/div>
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All indicators in a set have been classified in accordance with the framework known by its abbreviation DPSIR, comprising the following concepts: D<\/strong>riving forces \u2013 P<\/strong>ressures – S<\/strong>tate \u2013 I<\/strong>mpacts \u2013 R<\/strong>esponses, where each phase transmits its own meaning (Figure 1). This framework is particularly important and clear with regard to environmental policy creation.<\/p>\n