Methodology for the impact assessment Sample Clauses

Methodology for the impact assessment. Overview The number of problems for which options are to be considered in impact assessment is large – far larger than is usually the case in an IA study for EU policy and law. For some problems and their options the options proposed focus only on improved management of water bodies. For these options a full economic, social and environmental impact assessment is not undertaken. Rather, analysis is performed of how well the different options are effective at meeting the objectives of the Blueprint, how efficient they are and how coherent they are with other EU law and policy. This level of analysis applies to the following problems:  Global issues  Target setting  Analysis of costs and benefits  Governance  Drought managementKnowledge base For the remaining problems, a full assessment of the economic, social and environmental impacts is undertaken. The assessment of impacts follows in detail the issues for economic, social and environmental impact set out in the Commission’s IA guidelines (SEC(2009)92). These guidelines detail a list of specific issues to consider within an IA and each of these is considered in this section. This applies to the following problems:  Water pricing  Water meteringLand useWater efficiency of appliances and buildings  Leakage in water distribution systems  Standards for water re-use Subsequent Impact Assessment of options The Blueprint is a strategic document setting out future actions by the Commission or other EU level actors. However, with respect to these actions it is not to be accompanied by any legislative proposals. Rather, if new or amended legislation is considered to be the appropriate action to be taken (based on the assessment of options within this IA), then formal proposals for such legislation would be developed at a later date. Examples of options of this type include possible amendments to the Water Framework Directive and Nitrates Directive, amendments to the Ecodesign Directive and possible new law on drought management planning, water efficiency of buildings and standards for re-use of water in agriculture. If any legislative proposal is taken forward, the Commission will have to perform a full IA on that proposal (and other relevant options). Therefore, it is important to note that this IA for the Blueprint presents an IA determining whether development of such legislation is a preferred option. It does not, however, consider the detail of that legislation (e.g. which standards to propose...
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