| | ASSURING ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE: A toolkit for building |
| | 1,43 | | MB | better environmental inspectorates in Eastern Europe, |
| | 367 | | stron | Caucasus, and Central Asia |
| | 4992 | | ID | Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development |
| | 2004 | | rok |
| | TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| | PART 1 LAYING THE FOUNDATIONS OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL INSPECTORATE |
| | Chapter 1.1 The role of environmental compliance assurance |
| | Chapter 1.2 Preventing and addressing regulatory failures |
| | Chapter 1.3 Major institutional aspects of compliance assurance |
| | PART 2 MANAGING STRATEGICALLY |
| | Chapter 2.1 Strategic planning |
| | Chapter 2.2 Designing organisational structures |
| | Chapter 2.3 Organisational culture and leadership |
| | Chapter 2.4 Human resources management |
| | Chapter 2.5 Financing and budgeting |
| | PART 3 DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING COMPLIANCE ASSURANCE PROGRAMMES |
| | Chapter 3.1 Profi ling the regulated community |
| | Chapter 3.2 Preventative compliance assurance through communication |
| | Chapter 3.3 Compliance monitoring and the use of different types of inspection |
| | Chapter 3.4 Inspection priorities, frequency and regulatory effort assessment |
| | Chapter 3.5 Operators’ self-monitoring programmes |
| | Chapter 3.6 Enforcement actions and remedies |
| | Chapter 3.7 Performance management |
| | PART 4 CONDUCTING ON-SITE VISITS |
| | Chapter 4.1 Critical points in organising on-site visits |
| | Chapter 4.2 Preparation of an on-site visit |
| | Chapter 4.3 Conducting the on-site visit |
| | Chapter 4.4 Evidence: Theory and practice |
| | Chapter 4.5 Personal communication as an inspector’s tool |
| | Chapter 4.6 Basic sampling procedures |
| | Chapter 4.7 Inspection report and follow-up |