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CEP 15




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Annual report pursuant to Article 17 of the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty


Annual report pursuant to Article 17 of the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty

Submitted by Ukraine

(2006)


  1. Notification pursuant to Article 17 of the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty

1.1. The legislation


Ukraine produced the documents According to Article 13 (3) of the Protocol:
a) the Ukraine Law of “On ratification by Ukraine the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty” (22.02.2001, № 2284-III);
b) the decrees of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on "Maintenance of the Ukraine international obligations in connection with acceding of the Ukraine to the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty” and “The Procedure of the permission issue on physical and juridical Ukraine personnel activity in Antarctic”;
According to these documents, the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine is responsible state organization for the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty discharging. The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine issues the permissions on physical and juridical Ukraine personnel activity in the Antarctic in accordance with decision of impact assessment on the Antarctic environment. These documents contain information about obligatory conditions for the issue permission for the planned activity, the consideration terms, and the control for the activity and using sanctions;
The Commission for the permission issue for physical and juridical Ukraine personnel activity in the Antarctic region was created (04.03.2004, № 176). The Commission responsibilities are to review by the requested Antarctic activity and to resume for the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine about character and level of possible environmental impact.
c) Nowadays the Ukraine according to the Protocol is implementing the Annex VI rules on legislative and practical level in Ukrainian law.
1.2. Contingency plans in accordance with Article 15 of the Protocol
The contingency plans of activity in the emergency situations, which were recommended by Article 15 of the Protocol, are prepared. Activity of personnel in emergency situations at the Ukrainian Antarctic Station Vernadsky is regulated by the documents: Instructions for the station personnel operation under principles of fuel transfer from ships and acting in the case of its leakage, Instructions for the personnel operation in fire emergency.



  1. Annex I.

Ukrainian activity in Antarctica is subjected to rigorous environmental impact assessment procedures. These procedures are in accordance with the Annex I, Articles 1, 3, 6 of the Protocol. The National Antarctic Program activity were issued with permits in the 2005 after completion of preliminary stage Environmental Impact Assessment and approval by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine which is responsible for permission system (Appendix A).





  1. Annex III.

The waste management at Ukrainian Antarctic Station is provided in compliance with Annex III (9). The detailed waste management plans are developing.


In compliance with Annex III (8) the former activity database of the Ukrainian Antarctic Expeditions are preparation.



  1. Annex V.

Under the terms of the Exchange MoU, Ukraine is responsible for managing Historic Site and Monument No. 62, Base F (Wordie House), located on Winter Is., Argentine Islands (65º15’S, 64º16’W). It is the place of historic importance as an example of an early British scientific base. Party undertaking management: UK and Ukraine. BAS and NASC should develop jointly a Management Plan, including visitor guidelines, for HSM No. 62, as required by the MoU.



(Appendix A)
List of Permits for the proposed science activity of the physical or juridical person in Antarctic Treaty area, issued by Ukraine in 2005, Preliminary environment evaluations


No

Permit, period

Permit holder

Event title, area activity


Specific permitted activities

1

AP № 007-05;

20.03.2005-

15.04.2005


Dr. Valerii Polischuk,

Kyiv University



Biological researches
Wiencke Is, Goudier Is, Berthelot Is, Petermann Is, Argentina Is. Archipelago

selection biological samples plants Deschampsia Antarctica (25 plants); phytoplankton (50 samples per 25 ml); mosses and lichens (50 samples); fish blood (50 samples per 5 ml); avian blood (30 samples per 3 ml)

2

AP № 008-05; 20.03.2005- 15.04.2005

Dr. Valeriy Morozenko,

Kyiv University



Geochemical and glacial researches

Berthelot Is, Argentina Is. Archipelago



glacial sediments sampling (10 samples per 5 kg)


3

AP № 009-05; 20.03.2005- 15.04.2005

Dr. Gennadiy Milinevsky,

NASC



Upper Atmosphere Physics and Climate Change researches;

Toxicological analysis of avian feathers and guano samples


Petermann Is, Argentina Islands Archipelago

selection biological samples: avian feathers (0.5 kg),guano samples (1 kg); glaciological samples (5 ice core samples 0.1x0.5 m per 4 kg)


4

AP № 010-05; 20.03.2005- 31.12.2010

Dr. Valeriy Lytvynov, NASC

hydrometeorology, ozone, magnetosphere and ionosphere monitoring researches

None

5
AP № 011-05; 20.03.2005- 01.04.2006

Dr. Mikhaylo Chesalin,

Institute of Southern Seas Biology




Biological researches

Wiencke Is, Goudier Is, Berthelot Is, Petermann Is, Argentina Is. Archipelago



selecting marine microorganism samples: phytoplankton (40 samples, total volume 1000 ml), animal plankton (40 samples, total volume 1000 ml), animal benthos (10 samples per 50-100 ml), bacteria plankton and phytobenthos (10 samples per 50-100 ml)

6
AP № 012-05 20.03.2005- 15.04.2005

Dr. Borys Anninsky,

Institute of Southern Seas Biology



Biological researches

Wiencke Is, Goudier Is, Berthelot Is, Petermann Is, Argentina Is. Archipelago



selecting marine microorganism samples: phytoplankton (28 samples, total volume 560 ml), animal plankton (28 samples, total volume 560 ml), animal benthos (5 samples per 50-100 ml), bacteria plankton and phytobenthos (5 samples per 50-100 ml)







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