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Family name: VASILIU-ISAC (ISAC) First names: Gabriela Denisia Date of birth: 18.10.1966. Nationality: Romanian Civil status: Married 6. Education: Institution University Al.I. Cuza of Iasi, Faculty of Chemistry (1993) Academy of Economical Sciences Bucharest, Faculty of Management, (2006) Central European University (May 2005) EC - AC IMPEL project (October 2003) CETMA Italy and ICARO Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained BA Chemistry and Physics, Licensed in Chemistry and Physics Master in Public Administration Management MPBA Strategies, methodologies, policies and actions for Central and Eastern Europe in Sustainable Development - diploma Trainer of trainers in the field of environmental inspection and management of inspections diploma missing - certificate Risk Management and Awareness systems in case of industrial accidents - certificate Reading 1 1 2 3 Speaking 1 1 2 5 Writing 1 1 3 5

7. Language skills: (1 - excellent; 5 - basic)

Language Romanian (mother tongue) English, French Turkish

8. Membership of professional bodies: University of Bremen; Avosetta Group on Access on Information

on Environmental Protection, The European IPPC Bureau, member of TWG establishing BREF Intensive Reary Poultry and Pigs (IRPP);

9. Other skills: Full Computer Literacy: Windows, ECDL Start Internet, Microsoft Office; 10. Present position: Senior Emission Control and IPPC Expert; 11. Years within the firm: 12 years 12. Key qualifications:

Specific professional experience experience in preparation of IPPC application 1. Elaborating Romanian framework on establish content of the application framework for IPPC License, published in the Official Journal as MO no. 1158/15.11.2005 experience in IPPC implementation - sept. 1999 - Gabriela Isac- Approximation Strategy: Industrial Pollution Control and Risk Management - Danish Environmental Protection Agency - may 2002 - Gabriela Isac, Jean Tilly, Ecodit Europe, Belgium, s.a. Environmental European ACQUIS impact on certain industrial sectors in Romania, , European Institute of Romania - august 2005, Gabriela Isac - Environmental Impact of Inland Shipping and Waterway Development DGG/TB/26000415, Ministerie van Verkeer en Waterstaat, Directoraat Generaal Goederenvervoer, The Nederland - aprilie 2007 - Gabriela Isac - Sprijinirea autoritatii romane de mediu la preluarea si stabilirea standardelor in procedura integrata de autorizare in Romania Prezentarea si discutarea Celor Mai Bune Tehnici DisponibileBREF-BAT, in sapte ramuri industriale, Comisia Europeana, proiect PHARE experience of consultative processes between regulatory authorities and industry About licensing activities I was developed licensing activities for operators such as: 1. team leader permitting writer: - Mineral Mining SRL, Oradea - license issued for concentration of raw material using cyanide; a Annex I, 2.5. (a) Installation for the production of non-ferrous crude metals from ore, concentrates or secondary raw materials by metallurgical, chemical or electrolytic processes" - SC COMCEH SA Clrai, a Annex I, 6.1. Industrial plants for the production of (b) paper and cardboard with a production capacity exceeding 20 tonnes per day. 2. IPPC Permitting team member on the process of licensing: - S.C. SOMETRA S.A., Copsa Mica, Sibiu, a Annex I, 2.1. Metal ore (including sulphide ore) roasting or sintering installations.; and 5.1. Installations for the disposal or recovery of hazardous waste, with a

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capacity exceeding 10 t per day; - S.C. KRONOCHEM SEBE S.R.L, Sebes, Alba, a Annex I, 4.1.(b) oxygen-containing hydrocarbons such as alcohols, aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids, esters, acetates, ethers, peroxides, epoxy resins; - SC ROMPLUMB SA Baia Mare, Annex I, 2.5(a) Installation for the production of non-ferrous crude metals from ore, concentrates or secondary raw materials by metallurgical processes and (b) smelting, including the alloyage, of non-ferrous metals, including recovered products. 3. Elaboration Ministerial Order to approve revision of IPPC licensing procedure, no. 1158/15.11.2005 I am the person elaborating the procedure and conducting administrative procedure for approval and publication on Official Journal 4. Law enforcement experience: Establishing the Appeal procedure under IPPC permitting procedure: I am the person elaborating the Appeal procedure, as required by IPPC DIrective, art. 16(1) for a preliminary review procedure MINISTERUL MEDIULUI I GOSPODRIRII APELOR Ministerial order on implementation of IPPC Directive in Romnia. Gabriela ISAC. Senior Councillor. http://www.mmediu.ro/legislatie/acte_normative/controlul_poluarii/OM_1301.pdf 5. Appeal procedure under licensing for activities operated inside of Natural and Protected Areas: - SC Stegral SRL, Intensive reary of pigs in the ROSPA 0011 site , Blahnia, insula Ostrovul Mare, Mehedini - SC Maira&Gal SRL Intensive reary of poultry in the ROSPA 0011 site , Blahnia, insula Ostrovul Mare, Mehedini. 6. procedure under IPPC licensing procedure for specific waste management issues: - SC SIBAVIS SA, Sibiu, a Annex I, 6.6. Installations for the intensive rearing of poultry or pigs with more than (a) 40 000 places for poultry - SC Protan Atev SA, a Annex I, 5.1. Installations for the disposal or recovery of hazardous waste animal dead bodies 13. Specific experience in the region:

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14. Professional experience (Selection of Relevant Projects): Dates Locatio Company & Position Description n reference person Jan 1999 Romania Ministry of Senior Mrs. Isac acquired vast experience in the field of environmental management working in the present Environment and Emission Ministry of Environment and Forestry of Romania where she acted in the capacity of Senior Forestry Control and Emission Control and IPPC Expert. She was mainly responsible for elaboration of the Ms. Dorina Mocanu IPPC Expert regulatory framework for compliance control and inspection that, among others, comprised Director development, enforcement and implementation of an IPPC licensing system in line with Pollution control the EU environmental acquis requirements. Her , among others, comprised the following: and Impact implementation and enforcement of the EU environmental acquis at national level, Assessment particularly in the frame of ambient air quality and industrial pollution management Directorate under integrated pollution, pevention system (IPPC) related to establishing permitting conditions T:+4 074313993 on air, water, soil and waste management for activities listed under Annex 1 of the Directive;; coordination of the accession negotiations of Romania for the EU membership for IPPC, Large Combustion Plants (LCP), National Emission Ceiling (NEC), Volatile Organic Compound (VOCs); preparation of Reports on Progress Towards Accession and EU Accession Partnerships (Apr 1999-May 2005); transposition and enforcement of the EU acquis requirements on IPPC, EIA and NEC Directive into Romanian legal system; enforcement of environmental law and permitting system and regulatory implementation requirements by elaborating the national integrated permitting system for activitie falling under Annex 1 of the IPPC Directive; drafting and enforcement of the IPPC inspection procedure manual under IMPEL support in order to enforce Minimum Inspection Criteria and establishing conditions for compliance control on emissions to air, water, soil and waste management; introducing activities related to Emissions Control that included extensive administrative institutional framework, technical capacity and infrastructure development at local and national level, as well as development of strategic and functional planning for compliance control, enforcement and inspection of EU Environmental acquis; Institutional strengthening and delivery of trainings at national level on implementation and enforcement of the EU Environmental aquis in the field of Pollution Control, as well as administrative and technical capacity development within Ministry of Environment to transpose, enforce and implement Directive 96/61/EC IPPC, , technical studies and infrastructural investments; coordination of National Technical Working Groups on Best Available Technologies (BAT): chemical industry and refineries - RAFO Onesti and Lukoil Ploiesti licensing and regulating refering to integrated approach on emissions to ait, water, soil, waste management with accent on hazardous waste management specific to the indutry; intensive farming for poultry, slaughter houses; pharmaceutics and cosmetics; textile industry, food and drinks; waste management, waste incineration and hazardous wastes; monitoring of emissions and

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establishing VLE for industrial sites;

development of the national environmental policies including resources development to

National Coordinator on European IMPEL

support transposition, enforcement and implementation of EU environmental requirements for Emission Control and Air Quality, as well as public awareness and public participation into decision making; Participating implementation reports of Member States for the first (2000-2002), second (20032005) and third (2006-2008) reporting period for Romania within all required elements on permitting status report, emission limit values established for activities falling under Annex 1 for air, water, soil, waste and hazardous waste managements, compliance control; The expert was also appointed as the: National Focal Point to EEA/EIONET: coordination of the EEA/EIONET activities related with national reporting obligations, SEIS GEMS INSPIRE management, and coordination of the National Reporting Centres. Coordinator of Romanian bilateral agreements with Republic of Moldova in the field of IPPC (2002-present); Member of the European IPPC Bureau, Technical Working Group on BAT and BREF development for intensive rear poultry and pigs with permitting experience to support the writer on establishing conditions ; Focal point for ratification of Kiev Protocol on 2002 Aarhus Convention on PRTR. Along with her responsibilities within the Ministry, Mrs. Isac has participated in the below listed IFIfunded projects. Mrs. Isac acted in the capacity of National Coordinator on European IMPEL that was set up in 1992 as an informal Network of European regulators and authorities concerned with the implementation and enforcement of environmental law. The Networks objective is to create the necessary impetus in the EU to make progress on ensuring a more effective application of environmental legislation. The core of the IMPEL activities concerns awareness raising, capacity building, peer review, exchange of information and experiences on implementation, international enforcement collaboration as well as promoting and supporting the practicability and enforceability of European environmental legislation. The Association undertakes its activities primarily within a project structure. There are three Clusters within IMPEL: Improving permitting, inspection & enforcement, Transfrontier Shipments of Waste (TFS) and Better regulation (practicability and enforceability). IMPEL draws on the 6th Environment Action Programme and the Recommendation on Minimum Criteria for Environmental Inspections (2001/331/EC). As the National IMPEL Coordinator the expert coordinates the participation of the Members in the country concerned in the activities of the Association and is their focal point for all matters concerning the Association. (2007-2009)

Jan 2011

Romania

Ministry of Environment and Forestry Ms. Dorina Mocanu Director Pollution control

National Coordinator on Free movement of services and service

Connecting authorities throughout Europe management of national network of environmental authorities on free movement of services and service providers Managing and promoting IMI throughout coordinators and multipliers in order to create a free competition space on environmental services and providers, implementing prevention tools of avoiding environmental impact and human health.

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and Impact Assessment Directorate T:+4 074313993

providers in Environmen tal field, DG Internal Market and services, IMI Network

WYG International Consulting SRL April Mai 2011 Romania Lucian PAVEL, Director +4 0722 646 654 lucian.pavel@wyg. ro

Environmen tal Due Diligence

Wind Prospect Development Ltd. in relation to the Romanian Independenta Wind Farm Project regarding production, transport and distribution of electric power, as follows: Independenta Green SRL (IG); Schela Green SRL (SG); Strawberry Field SRL (SF); Yellowtree SRL (YT); MTS 400 Gridline SRL (MTS) and the mandate was: To check permitting status to determine which permits have been obtained and which are outstanding; To assess progress towards and timescale for achieving outstanding permits; To verify that the proposed project agrees with project details within the permit, by reference to the layout diagram and basic project specifications.

Project Coordinator / Project Leader

Jan 1999 - present

Romania France

Ministry of Environment and Forestry Ms. Dorina Mocanu, Director Pollution control and Impact Assessment Directorate T:+4 074313993 for EU-PHARE

Crucea wind farm regarding requirements apply to five project parts which, according to the project, will be responsible for the production of electrical power through operation of wind turbines: Crucea East (CE), Crucea North (CN), Mireasa (M1), Mosson Alma (MA) and Saraiu (SA)., 2006-2009 RO 06. IB EN 05/RO 04 IB EN 05 REPA Pitesti Implementation and enforcement of the Environmental Acquis Focused on IPPC and risk Management Twining project This project was focused on implementation of IPPC integrated permitting for environment protection as a whole on air, water and underground water, soil, waste management, hazardous waste management. -Developing national guidelines for BAT, in particular for sectors where BREF are not available; -Develop specific programs for monitoring VOCs in order to comply with European legislation -Following guidelines were developed on appropriate use of waste to be incinerated or incinerated in large combustion plants (LCPs), etc. 1. Guideline for coincineration of waste in Large Combustion Plants - dscribing the use of solid waste from various industries (eg chemical, wood, etc.). Evaluation of certain environmental documentation for approval of activities with environmental IPPC integrated permitting. Environmental monitoring for certain activities with environmental impact 2. Guide for BAT on treatment and dispozal of hazardous wastes: evaluation of certain environmental documentation for permitting of activities with environmental impact 3. Permitting requirements for Landfills: Review of legislation; Monitoring the implementation of European legislation; Evaluation of certain environmental documentation for approval of activities with environmental impact environmental monitoring for certain activities with environmental impact 4. Reporting guides on EPER / E-PRTR RO 2004/016-772.03.03/03.01 TA to support integrated permitting procedure in

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Romania , German y

Romania

Romania under IPPC Directive: The overall objective of the project was to secure a sound management and a successful implementation of legal and institutional aspects of the Law No. 645/2002, transposing the IPPC Directive provisions into Romanian Law. The expert was responsible for the project coordination in Romania and was directly involved in: Reorganisation of key agencies involved in the management of the environment in Romania; Legal and institutional assessment and analysis of IPPC; Developing IPPC permitting instruments, control and inspection instruments and procedures; Development polluting emissions controls and monitoring methodologies under IPPC; Assessment of monitoring programmes and development of national indicators; Development of inter-ministerial cooperation, etc. (2006-2007) Germany-Romania EU-PHARE Twinning to assist Romania in implementation of VOC, LCP and SEVESO II Directives RO-2002/000-586.04.12.02 -The overall objective of this project was to provide assistance and necessary monitoring equipment to transpose and implement the environmental acquis. Mrs. Isac contributed to the successful implementation of the following activities: transposition of the EU legislation in the field of chemicals; development of the implementation activities in the field of chemicals, industrial pollution control and risk management, air and water in order to fulfill the EU requirements in these sectors, at both central and local level; and assessment of the requirements concerning the Water Framework Directive in terms of information system and database for water management in view to establish them. (2003-2005) 2002-2004 Component 1: Project No RO 0006.14.03 Strengthening of the Institutional and Administrative Capacity to manage an Environmental Policy in conformity with the Acquis Communautaire Component 2: Phare Project RO 0006.14.03 Technical Assistance for Strengthening the Local Environmental Protection Inspectorates (LEPIs) and Developing Regional Environmental Protection Inspectorates (REPIs) Technical assistance on local environmental authorities and development of regional authorities - Strengthening the institutional capacity of the Environmental Protection Inspectorate; - Creating Regional Environmental Protection Inspectorates; - Improving decision making at local and regional; - Ensuring better communication and cooperation between local IPM, IPM newly created regional and target groups (municipalities, county councils, businesses, civil society etc.) and non-target groups (prefectures, local councils, municipalities) to implement plans local and regional environment; - Ensuring legal and institutional base for developing and implementing local plans 18 Environmental Action Plans and 3 Regional Environmental Action. RO 0107.15.03 Assessment of environmental costs and investment plan Project was focused on policies development for implementation of IPPC Directive following these objectives: - Assessment of environmental costs and investment plan taking into account sector-by sector and by region development - Identify all investment cost required for the implementation of directives (urban wastewater,

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IPPC, Seveso, storage / incineration) - Methodology realistic assessment of investment costs - Develop a database of investment needed - Develop an investment plan with annual costs of investment, taking into account existing financial sources 2003 - 2005 RO 0107.15.04.01 Implementation of environmental Acquis: Coordination of specific aspects on transposition and implementation programs, economical instruments on implementation and enforcement; - Implementation IPPC IPM in 10 selected sites which will be introduced control and inspection activities with major impact on the economic environment in accordance with IPPC procedures. - Technical assistance for institutional strengthening - training, seminars on enforcement, compliance control and related inspection aspects - rules and guidelines for the industry, implementation concernes - Implementation of two pilot units most representative procedure under IPPC licensing procedure for specific waste management issues and Law enforcement experience: Establishing the Appeal procedure under IPPC permitting procedure - Acquisition of equipment for the 10 selected for Inspectorates of Environmental Protection's support integrated control (Baia Mare, Brasov, Bucharest, Buzau, Cluj, Constanta, Craiova, Iasi, Ploiesti, Timisoara) 1999-2002 Phare CBC RO/BG 1999: Cross border Cooperation Programme Joint Air Quality Monitoring in Lower Danube Romanian-Bulgarian Border- Establishment of an automatic Air Quality monitoring system to create real-time information on air pollution incidents in cross-border air quality management. Create an automatic air quality monitoring to provide real time information, a radio transmission system data and an electronic display of air pollution levels at any time in border towns. Display system is orientated for public awareness of the phenomenon of pollution in the area. This project will lay the groundwork for better cooperation between authorities responsible for environmental protection in Romania and Bulgaria and is the starting point for resolving conflicts have arisen in recent years in terms of accidental pollution sources and levels of pollution in the area. The project also comprised cross-border impact assessment, regulation and licensing of activities. by Subcomponent: Cross-border impact - assessment, regulation and licensing of activities along Danube river EU-PHARE Strengthening the Institutional and Administrative Capacity to Manage the Environmental Policy in Conformity with the Acquis Communautaire - The project ensured the institutional development necessary for the transposition and implementation of the environmental legislation harmonized with the Acquis Communautaire. The project aimed strengthening the capacity of the central administration and supporting the local and regional development in environmental issues management. The expert was responsible for coordination of the following project activities: legal drafting and transposition of the IPPC and EIA Directives into the Romanian legislation (approximation to the EU acquis) as well as secondary legislation drafting; Certification of the National Institute for
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2010 today

Romania , Turkey, Austria and Finland

Austrian Agency for Environmental Protection (UBA) Mr. Ritter Manfred Team Leader manfred.ritter@um weltbundesamt.at

Emission Control/Air Quality Expert

Environmental Protection Research and Development National Institute (ICIM) according to IPPC international standards and provide support for authorizing the laboratories within the Regional Environmental Protection Inspectorates; and preparation of the LEAP for Maramures and Timis. (2000-2001) EU Twining Improving Emissions Control, Turkey-Austria-Finland-Romania, TR08 IB EN 02Mrs. Isac was responsible for identification of the present situation for the Implementation of the Emission Directives and preparation of an agreed strategic action plan for the achievement of National Emission Ceilings. She also participated in the evaluation of the institutional and technical capacity for the implementation of the NEC Directive in Turkey and in a comprehensive training programme covering training events in both Turkey and Member State. Main duties in the twining project are as follows: - transposition and implementation European EU acquis on Environment (Romanian Ministry of Environment) - in the field of industrial emissions monitoring, emission inventories, pollution prevention technology and transposition and implementation of the European acquis. - developing proposals on national and international project management. - developing support on activities on reporting requirements on EPER and PRTR. - active as a national trainer for the NEC Directive and for the implementation and enforcement of the acquis and further, for licensing industrial activities under IPPC Acting in the capacity of Senior Monitoring Expert, Mrs. Isac was responsible for the environmental monitoring on air, water soil, and monitoring on database on environmental quality and reporting, coordination of local monitoring departments of 42 local agencies, as well as for providing technical and scientific support for implementation of the EU environmental requirements and policies.

Ministry of Environment and Forestry UNDP / UNIDO Mrs. Rodica Ella Ivan Industrial Development Officer R.Ivan@unido.org She is reference for this activity and for monitoring period Environmental Protection Agency Botosani County UNTANU Olga
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Jan1997Jan 1999

Romania

Senior Monitoring Expert

UNEP - ENVSEC Environment Agenda for Security and Cooperation in Europe: The ENVSEC initiative launched by OSCE, UNDP and UNEP is a process whereby three leading political, development and environment institutions identify and mobilize cooperation around shared environmental concerns as a means for strengthening good governance and reducing tensions between and within countries. Mrs. Isac was in charge of the assessment of the viable alternatives technologies in Romania to ozone depleting substances and implementation of the Convention on Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP) and Gothenburg Protocol on specific national ceilings for emissions for four air pollutants (SO2, NOx, VOC and ammonia) that cause acidification and the formation of ground-level ozone. (2003) While working for the Environment Protection Agency, the expert was mainly responsible for environmental inspection and compliance control, as well as for the enforcement and implementation of the environmental legislation in line with the EU acquis requirements and policies. Additionally, she participated in the activities in the field of hospital wastes and hazardous wastes; chemicals, cement, smithereens and foundry; intensive farming for poultry, pigs and cattle; slaughter houses and by products management; pharmaceuticals and cosmetics producing activities.

Mar 1993 - Dec 1996

Romania

Inspector/ Environmen tal Protection Expert

Aug 1992 Mar 1993

Deputy Executive Director Botosani Environmental Protection Agency office@apmbt.anp m.ro Tel: +4.0231.584.135, Fax: +4.0231.584.139 Hyperion University Faculty of Law Tamara HAREZ, Chief Assistant 20 Primaverii,. 710118 Botoani county

Physicist/ Monitoring Expert

1. Radioactivity monitoring and control 2. General Environmental Monitoring and Control

Aug 1993 Jun 2006

Romania

Assistant Professor

Environmental legislation implementation and enforcement.

Phone: +4.0765242046 15. Other relevant information (e.g., Publications, Conferences): Collaborations &publications 1. Fernandez Poza Ignace de Francqueville G. Gonzalez-Quijano Gabriela Neves Graca Nadine Guingand ... Romania. Alexandrinda Bichir Gabriela Denisia Isac, , European IPPC Bureau, Joint Research Center, Seville, Spain. 2. Gabriela Isac Data AQ expert, Ministry of Waters, PTL/AQ, Concept and overall editing, www.chmi.cz/uoco/isko/ptl/99ptl/a4-rom.html 3. Rita Tijunaite POLAND - Mr. Krzysztof Skotak, Mr. Jacek Iwanek, Gabriela ISAC, Environment and Sustainable Development, European Commission. 4. Gabriela Isac, IPPC and EMAS, aprilie 2009, Green Report 5. Gabriela Isac, IPPC Directive and its application in Romania - Gabriela ISAC, superior counselor,. Pollution Control and Impact Evaluation, Biroul Comercial al Ambasadei Spaniei in Romania, www.oficinascomerciales.es 6. Gabriela Isac, senior advisor with the Pollution, Romania's eco-friendly exports, Romania Economic Highlight , 2009 7. Gabriela Isac, asesora senior del Ministerio de Medio Ambiente rumano, Rumana es un pas que necesita fondos Rumana: imaginacin para salir adelante | Unin Europea | elmundo.es, www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2009/07/20/.../1248086802.html 8. O. Patrascu, G. Dulcu, A. Mircea, Gabriela, Isac s.a. Approximation Strategy: Industrial Pollution Control and Risk Management, sept. 1999, Danish Environmental Protection Agency 9. Dan Manoleli, Bucharest University, Romania, Victor Platon, National Economic Insitute, Bucharest, Romania, Florea Gabrian, Gabriela Isac, Jean Tilly, Ecodit Europe, Belgium, s.a. Environmental European ACQUIS impact on certain industrial sectors in Romania, may 2002, European Institute of Romania: www.ier.ro/documente/studiideimpactPaisI_ro/Pais1_studiu_5_ro.pdfNational environmental monitoring system in Romania http://mmediu.ro/RO-EEA-EIONET/_NFP%20ACtivities/Country%20visit%20Oct%202010/CV%20Report%20-%20Ro%20monitoring%20system/National %20environmental%20monitoring%20system%20in%20Romania-Gabriela%20ISAC%2023%2002%202011.pdf

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10. Marion van Maren/Henry J. Opdam, collaborator Gabriela Isac, Environmental Impact of Inland Shipping and Waterway Development 11. Franz-J. Ellermann, Gabriela Isac, s.a., aprilie 2007, Sprijinirea autoritatii romane de mediu la preluarea si stabilirea standardelor in procedura
integrata de autorizare in Romania Prezentarea si discutarea Celor Mai Bune Tehnici Disponibile in sapte ramuri industriale, Comisia europeana, proiect PHARE 12. Gabriela Isac (1). 68 Adrian Tantau (1). 32 Alina Istodor (1), 2003, Romania Environmental Policy and Institutional Restructuring, European Commission 13. Gabriela Isac Counselor, 54 Mr. Constantinos, Greece, ENVSEC: An Environment Agenda for Security and Cooperation in Europe, 2003, UNEP, United nations Environment Programme. DGG/TB/26000415, 16 August 2005, Ministerie van Verkeer en Waterstaat, Directoraat Generaal Goederenvervoer, The Nederland

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