DSS

Step 5: Assessment of the effects of the measures

In Step 5 an assessment of the effects of the possible management options/measures takes place. Once the possible alternative measures have been defined (the result of Step 4), it is necessary to determine which categories of effects need to be taken into account in order to decide on the most appropriate selection method (Step 6). The assessment of the effects is at least a calculation/estimation of the Costs of Compliance and of the performance of the measure: primarily the reduction in PS concentration, but also the effect on other substances can be regarded.

Framework of the step
In Step 5 an assessment of the effects of the possible management options/measures takes place. Once the possible alternative measures have been defined (the result of Step 4), it is necessary to determine which categories of effects need to be taken into account in order to decide on the most appropriate selection method (Step 6). The assessment of the effects is at least a calculation/estimation of the Costs of Reduction and of the performance of the measure: the reduction in PS concentration.

Instructions how to do it
Step 5 basically follows the figure below.

Calculate/estimate concentration reduction Calculate/estimate cost of reduction Are there other effects besides Cost of Reduction and concentration reduction to be considered? Step 5
< Step 4 | Step 6 >
Updated: 2009-04-07
NEWS
2009-06-18

Project conclusions available online


General conclusions from the SOCOPSE project are now available online.  
2009-04-03

SOCOPSE Final Conference


"Future Approach to Priority and Emerging Substances in European Waters."
2009-04-03

New publications


Draft substance reports for Atrazine, Cadmium, Isoproturon, Mercury, PBDE, TBT, HCB, PAH, DEHP and...

FINANCIAL SUPPORT
Topics addressed: FP6-2005-Global-4, Topic: II. 3.1 Source control of priority substances
Project duration: 2006-2009
Contract no.: 037038
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