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Green public procurement

2016-10-11T13:05:38Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|Name=Green public procurement
|Year=2011
|Policy domain=Green public procurement
|Affected actors=Processor,Wholesaler,Retailer,Consumer,Producer/beekeeper
|Products=All NWFP
|Countries=EU countries
|Type of policy document=Strategy
|Legal status of policy document=Non-binding
|Description=GPP is "a process whereby public authorities seek to procure goods, services and works with a reduced environmental impact throughout their life cycle
when compared to goods, services and works with the same primary function that would otherwise be procured." It is a voluntary instrument, thus Member States and public authorities can determine the extent to which they implement it.
|Source link=http://europa.eu/legislation_summaries/environment/sustainable_development/mi0002_en.htm
|Full reference=Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions of 16 July 2008 on Public procurement for a better environment
|Scope=International
|Subject=NWFP
|Class=Policy
|Policy area=Green public procurement
|Category=Strategy
|Legal status=Non-binding
|Document category=Strategy
|ID=65
}}

All NWFP

2016-09-25T13:24:41Z

Vimmonen: Created page with "{{NWFP Product }}"

Honey and Bee products

2016-09-25T10:39:16Z

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Harvesting/Production

2016-09-25T10:34:04Z

Vimmonen: Created page with "{{Property value |Description = |Category= Activities |Property= Affected activity }}"

{{Property value
|Description =
|Category= Activities
|Property= Affected activity
}}

North Karelia

2016-09-21T14:59:36Z

Vimmonen:

{{Region
|Country= Finland
|Description = North Karelia is a region in eastern Finland. It borders the regions of Kainuu, Northern Savonia, Southern Savonia and South Karelia, as well as Russia.

The city of Joensuu is the capital of North Karelia.

North Karelia is renowned among public health officials. In the 1960s Finland led industrialized nations in heart disease mortality rates. North Karelia had Finland's highest incidence. In 1972 a long-term project was undertaken which targeted this risk in North Karelia. The resulting improvement in public health is still considered remarkable, a model for the rest of the nation. (from Wikipedia)
}}

Nature Conservation Act

2016-09-18T15:41:32Z

Vimmonen:

{{European policy
|Name=Nature Conservation Act (Germany)
|Year=2010
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Mushrooms/truffles,Berries,Nuts,Fruits
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=Central Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Germany
|Regions=Lower Saxony
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory
|ID=376
}}

Agreements between landowners and beekeepers on beehives installation spots

2016-09-18T15:19:32Z

Vimmonen: CSV import

{{European policy
|Name=Agreements between landowners and beekeepers on beehives installation spots
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Honey and Bee products
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Private
|Zone=Central Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Slovenia
|Regions=Western Slovenia
|Legal status=Non-binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory
|ID=447
}}

Law on protected areas

2016-09-18T15:06:37Z

Vimmonen:

{{European policy
|ID=356
|Name=Law on protected areas
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Mushrooms/truffles,Bark/cork,Berries,Nuts,Fruits,Other NWFP
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=North East Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Finland
|Regions=North Karelia
|Document category=Law
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory
}}

National Forest Programme (Romania)

2016-09-18T15:06:29Z

Vimmonen:

{{European policy
|Name=National Forest Programme
|Year=2005
|Affected activity=Innovation/R&D,Harvesting/Production,Marketing/trade,Use/consumption
|Products=Game,Berries,Mushrooms/truffles,Herbs/plants,Other NWFP,Resin,Honey and Bee products
|Subject=Forests
|Initiator=Public,
|Countries=Romania,
|Type of policy document=Programme,
|Scope=National
|Description=The strategic objectives of the NFP are set to be in line with the European Union Forestry Strategy.
|Class=Policy
|Category=Programme
|Document category=Programme
|ID=637
}}

Hunters actions for environmental restauration

2016-09-18T15:06:27Z

Vimmonen:

{{European policy
|Name=Hunters actions for environmental restauration
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Game
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South West Europe
|Focus=Indirect
|Scope=Local
|Countries=Italy
|Regions=Trentino-South Tyrol
|Document category=Instrument
|Legal status=Non-binding
|Instrument type=Economic
|ID=435
}}

Styrian Hunting Act (1986)

2016-09-18T15:06:22Z

Vimmonen:

{{European policy
|ID=361
|Name=Styrian Hunting Act (1986)
|Year=1986
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production,Use/consumption
|Products=Game
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=Central Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=Regional
|Countries=Austria
|Regions=Styria
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory
}}

SFM certification (PEFC)

2016-09-18T15:06:21Z

Vimmonen:

{{European policy
|ID=349
|Name=SFM certification (PEFC)
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected activity=Use/consumption
|Products=Resin
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public/private
|Zone=South West Europe
|Focus=Indirect
|Scope=Regional
|Countries=Spain
|Regions=Castile and León
|Legal status=Non-binding
|Instrument type=Information
}}

Law on nature conservation

2016-09-18T15:06:07Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|ID=181
|Name=Law on nature conservation
|Policy area=Forestry
|Products=Game,Berries,Mushrooms/truffles,Minor fauna
|Subject=NWFP,Nature conservation
|Scope=National
|Countries=Serbia
|Response set=Default
|Regions=Šumadija and Western Serbia
|Full reference=Law on nature conservation (2009), Official gazzete of the Republic of Serbia No. 36/09, Belgrade
}}

Forest Act: harvesting regulations (Austria)

2016-09-18T15:06:00Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|Name=Forest Act: harvesting regulations
|Year=1987
|Policy domain=Forestry
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Mushrooms/truffles,Bark/cork,Berries,Nuts,Fruits,Other NWFP
|Countries=Austria
|Regions=Styria
|Legal status of policy document=Binding
|Scope=National
|Subject=NWFP
|Zone=Central Europe
|Initiator=Public
|Focus=direct
|Modus operandi=Regulates the harvesting of NWFP in public and private forests
|Class=Instrument
|Description=The Forest Act (1975), amended in 2002, is the most important legal source concerning forests. With the amendment of 2002, the Forest Act now includes a general commitment concerning sustainable use of the forests in the sense of Resolution H1 of the Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forests in Europe, consolidating the intentions of the sustainable forest management (Austrian Forest Programme 2007, Quadt et al. 2013). The Forest Act regulates the collection of non-wood forest products (see section on Public access and harvesting rights).
|Instrument type=Regulatory
|Instrument code=Styria A2
|Policy area=Forestry
|Legal status=Binding
|Related to=167
|ID=375
}}

Collection permits and quotas

2016-09-18T15:05:52Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|ID=Serbia A1
|Name=Collection permits and quotas
|Year=2005
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Mushrooms/truffles,Berries,Herbs/plants
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South East Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Serbia
|Regions=Šumadija and Western Serbia
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory,Economic
}}

Support for HACCAP certification

2016-09-18T15:05:34Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|ID=394
|Name=Support for HACCAP certification
|Policy area=Food safety
|Affected actors=Processor
|Affected activity=Use/consumption
|Products=Mushrooms/truffles,Berries,Herbs/plants
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South East Europe
|Focus=Indirect
|Scope=National
|Countries=Serbia
|Regions=Šumadija and Western Serbia
|Document category=Programme
|Legal status=Non-binding
|Instrument type=Information
}}

Civil Code (Italy)

2016-09-18T15:05:33Z

Vimmonen:

{{European policy
|Name=Civil Code
|Products=Game,Nuts,Berries,Bark/cork,Mushrooms/truffles
|Regions=Trentino-South Tyrol
|Full reference=Royal Decree, 16 May 1942, n. 262
|Scope=National
|Response set=Default
|Subject=NWFP,Forests,Access
|Policy domain=Forestry
|Class=Policy
|Policy area=Forestry
|ID=185
}}

Income earned from mushroom and berry sales is tax-free

2016-09-18T15:05:30Z

Vimmonen: CSV import

{{European policy
|ID=608
|Name=Income earned from mushroom and berry sales is tax-free
|Affected actors=Landowner/land manager
|Products=Berries,Mushrooms
|Scope=National
|Countries=Finland
|Response set=North Karelia Instrument A1 - Agent 1
|Regions=North Karelia
}}

Federal State Hunting Act of Lower Saxony

2016-09-18T15:05:29Z

Vimmonen: CSV import

{{European policy
|ID=Germany A2
|Name=Federal State Hunting Act of Lower Saxony
|Year=2001
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected activity=Marketing/trade,Harvesting/Production
|Products=Game
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=Central Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=Regional
|Countries=Germany
|Regions=Lower Saxony
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory
}}

Legal framework for hunting in Slovenia

2016-09-18T15:05:27Z

Vimmonen: CSV import

{{European policy
|ID=563
|Name=Legal framework for hunting in Slovenia
|Affected actors=Picker/harvester/hunter
|Products=Game
|Scope=National
|Countries=Slovenia
|Response set=Slovenia Instrument A3 - Agent 1 Other
|Regions=Western Slovenia
}}

Hunting licenses and permits

2016-09-18T15:05:18Z

Vimmonen:

{{European policy
|ID=426
|Name=Hunting licenses and permits
|Year=2010
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Game
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South East Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Serbia
|Regions=Šumadija and Western Serbia
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Economic,Regulatory
}}

Decree-Law No. 2/2011 Hunting law (Portugal)

2016-09-18T14:15:23Z

Vimmonen: ids and related to

{{European policy
|Name=Decree-Law No. 2/2011 Hunting law (Portugal)
|Year=2011
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production,Marketing/trade,Use/consumption
|Products=Game
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South West Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Portugal
|Regions=Alentejo Region
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory
|Full reference=Decree-Law No. 2/2011 Hunting law (Portugal)
|Source link=http://dre.pt/pdf1sdip/2011/01/00400/0010100139.pdf

(in portuguese)http://dre.pt/pdf1sdip/2011/01/00400/0010100139.pdf

(in portuguese)http://dre.pt/pdf1sdip/2011/01/00400/0010100139.pdf

(in portuguese)http://dre.pt/pdf1sdip/2011/01/00400/0010100139.pdf

(in portuguese)
|ID=367
}}

Slovenian honey with protected geographical indication (SHPGI)

2016-09-18T14:15:22Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|Name=Slovenian honey with protected geographical indication (SHPGI)
|Description=Slovenian honey with protected geographical indication is a system of product labelling ensuring the consumer the product is of Slovenian origin, meeting special, higher, quality standards. Slovenian honey in general is of relatively high quality. In addition to that Slovenia is quite self-sufficient (85% in 2009 and more that 100% in some years) in production of honey and the yearly per capita consumption is by 1.1 kg very much above world’s average of 0.2 kg. Nevertheless, price of honey does not seem to exhibit the quality of the product. Highlighting higher quality of produce by special brands (trade mark of protected geographical indication), such as the one described here addresses new market niches and higher added value can be achieved.

Beekeepers and facilities for processing honey have to meet special production and processing standards and then they can obtain a facility’s certificate and label their products with the above mentioned indication. The indication is a common trade mark (a brand) registered by Slovenian Beekeepers’ Association as intellectual property. The association also provides control over producers who utilize the indication and is the official holder of the protected brand. It is the umbrella organization of this system. It provides professional service to beekeepers/ production facilities that hold certificate for system of indication (control, standards, labels and promotion) by engaging public consulting service in beekeeping and Committee of the association’s management board for the indication. Association also provides data on producers of the indication to third parties.

The regulation supporting this instrument: Rules on a Slovenian honey with protected geographical indication, which is based on provisions of 2. par. of art. 86 of the Agriculture Act.

The certificate for the indication is valid for 4 years. Frequency of internal control is set by outcomes of previous controls. More than 200 beekeepers or other honey producing facilities holds a certificate for the indication.
|Year=2009
|Policy area=Agriculture and Rural Development,Forestry,Food safety, Product labelling and packaging
|Affected actors=Picker/harvester/hunter,Producer/beekeeper,Consumer,Retailer
|Affected activity=Marketing/trade,Use/consumption
|Products=Honey and Bee products
|Subject=Edible NWFP
|Initiator=Public/private
|Zone=South East Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Slovenia
|Response set=Slovenia Instrument A1 - Agent 1 Pickers
|Regions=Western Slovenia
|Document category=Instrument
|Legal status=Non-binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory,Information
|Full reference=Pravilnik za slovenski med z zaščiteno geografsko označbo (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No 46/2009 (EVA 2009-2311-0103; SOP 2009-01-2275))
|ID=351
|Related to=640, 641
}}

Law on nature protection (Serbia)

2016-09-18T14:15:15Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|Name=Law on nature protection (Serbia)
|Description=The Law on nature conservation of the Republic of Serbia (2010) regulates production, harvesting, and trade of protected species. One of the objectives of the Law on nature conservation of the Republic of Serbia is “''...sustainable use and/or management of natural resources and goods, as well as ensuring their functions with preservation of natural resources and the balance of the natural ecosystem''” (Art. 2). In the part of the Law, related to the protection and preservation of wild species, states that it is forbidden “''…to destroy plants and fungi and their developmental forms, by picking, collecting, cutting or pulling from the root, at all stages of biological cycle and endanger or destroy their habitats''” (Art. 74). Article 77 of the Act states that “''...the use and collection of protected wild species is allowed only in a way that does not endanger the favourable status of their populations''” (Art. 77), while the processing, trade, cross-border traffic, as well as plantation and farmers' cultivation of fungi, lichens, plants, animals and their parts, can only be done on the basis of permits issued by the ministry in charge of the environment (Art. 76). The competent ministry also issues a permit for the import, export and transit of plant species, which are protected by the law and signed international treaties and generally accepted rules of international law (Art. 94).
|Year=2009
|Policy area=Biodiversity and endangered species policies, Forestry
|Affected actors=Picker/harvester/hunter,Processor,Retailer,Wholesaler
|Affected activity=Marketing/trade,Harvesting/Production
|Products=All NWFP
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South East Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Serbia
|Regions=Šumadija and Western Serbia
|Document category=Law
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory
|Full reference=Law on nature conservation (2009), Official gazzete of the Republic of Serbia No. 36/09 and 88/10, Belgrade
|ID=416
|Related to=199
}}

Hunting licence (Finland)

2016-09-18T14:15:14Z

Vimmonen: ids and related to

{{European policy
|Name=Hunting licence (Finland)
|Policy area=
|Affected actors=Landowner/land manager,Picker/harvester/hunter,Producer/beekeeper
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Game
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public/private
|Zone=North East Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Finland
|Response set=North Karelia Instrument A3 - Agent 1
|Regions=North Karelia
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory,Economic
|ID=398
|Related to=148
}}

Bee hive permits

2016-09-18T14:15:11Z

Vimmonen:

{{European policy
|Name=Bee hive permits
|Year=2013
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected actors=Picker/harvester/hunter
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Honey and Bee products
|Subject=NWFP
|Initiator=Public/private
|Zone=North West Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=Local
|Countries=United Kingdom
|Regions=West Wales and The Valleys
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Economic
|Full reference=Bee Hive Permits
|Source link=https://naturalresources.wales/splash?orig=/
|ID=338
}}

Fostering competitiveness and internationalization of Serbian economy

2016-09-18T14:15:04Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|Name=Fostering competitiveness and internationalization of Serbian economy
|Year=2006-2013
|Policy area=Agriculture and Rural Development, Food safety, Forestry, Product labelling and packaging, Research Programmes
|Affected actors=SME
|Affected activity=Innovation/R&D,Marketing/trade,Harvesting/Production
|Products=All NWFP
|Subject=Edible NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South East Europe
|Focus=Indirect
|Scope=National
|Countries=Serbia
|Response set=Serbia Instrument A2 - Agent 1 Processors
|Regions=Šumadija and Western Serbia
|Document category=Programme
|Legal status=Non-binding
|Instrument type=Economic
|Full reference=Program on fostering of competitiveness and internationalization of Serbian economy
|Source link=http://siepa.gov.rs/index/finansiranje/podrska-za-izvozna-preduzeca/siepa-dodela-bespovratnih-sredstava/
|ID=583
}}

Law on game and hunting (Serbia)

2016-09-13T13:34:06Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|Name=Law on game and hunting (Serbia)
|Description=The aim of the Law on game and hunting is ''“...to ensure the sustainable management of wildlife populations and their habitats in the manner and to the extent that permanently maintains and enhances the vitality of wildlife population, productive capacity of habitats and biodiversity, and thereby achieving the fulfilment of economic, ecological and social functions of hunting”'' (Art. 2).

According to the Law, everybody who has a hunting licence can hunt, and hunting can be done in private and public land, while seasons of hunting depend on species. It should be noted that private owners cannot lease their right to hunt.

The hunting requirements are the following:
* hunting permit:
** ''“The authorized person of the hunting area shall, in the prescribed form and in accordance with the plan and its act, issue a license to hunt big game in the name of the hunter or group hunt of wild boar”'' (Art 63, par. 1).
** ''“The authorized person of the hunting area shall, in the prescribed form, in accordance with the plan and its act, issue a license to hunt small game in the name of the group leader”'' (Art. 63, par 2).
* hunting licence:
** The right to hunt game have persons with the hunting permit for the current hunting season, which meet the requirements of the regulations governing weapons and ammunition and hunting which the user issued a hunting license (Art. 60)
** ''“Right to hunt has:''
*# ''a person who passed the hunting test in accordance with this Act;''
*# ''a person who has acquired a degree in middle or high school where he studied the subject from the field of wildlife;''
*# ''foreign hunter”'' (Art. 60)
** ''“Hunting licence can be monthly and annual. The application for a hunting map submitted to the hunting ground.”'' (Art. 61).
** ''“Hunting licence is issued by the Ministry”'' (Art. 62)

In the Law is stated that hunting grounds are run by woodland management teams under the auspices of the public enterprises „Srbijašume“ and „Vojvodinašume“ (public enterprises for management of state forests), as well as local hunting associations which are members of the Serbian Hunting Federation.

Regarding the export of the trophy and meat, by the Law is prescribed that trophies can be exported, but not game meat.
|Year=2010
|Policy area=Forestry
|Affected actors=Picker/harvester/hunter
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production,Use/consumption
|Products=Game
|Subject=Access, Forests, NWFP, Nature conservation
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South East Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Serbia
|Response set=Default
|Regions=Šumadija and Western Serbia
|Document category=Law
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=regulatory
|Full reference=Law on game and hunting, Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia No. 18/10, Belgrade
|ID=646
|Related to=585, 166, 639
}}

Decree on the protection of wild fungi, 2011 (Slovenia)

2016-09-13T13:33:54Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|Name=Decree on the protection of wild fungi, 2011 (Slovenia)
|Description=The decree in general set prohibitions for picking, possession, transportation, selling and trading of mushrooms protected by the decree, except under circumstances (permissions) also defined in the decree. Decree specifies how permissions for picking protected species of fungi could be obtained and which information on the picker should be provided to the ministry, dealing with natural environment.

Art. 1 defines that wild fungi in this decree are species of higher fungi from the phylum of Basidiomycota and Ascomycota that form visible regeneration structures – fruiting bodies from mycelium.

Art. 6 sets criteria under which the ministry can approve removal of protected fungi under this decree, if there are no other options and survival of those fungi will not be jeopardized, for reasons of:

:* protection of animal and plant species and protection of habitat types,
:* prevention of damages to crops, livestock, forests, fishing areas and waters and other assets,
:* assuring the health and security of people,
:* research,
:* education,
:* renewal of populations of protected fungi; additional introduction; reintroduction; artificial regeneration.
Permission must include information on actors, means, spatial and temporal scope of picking, the species of fungi and allowable amount to harvest.

(Decree from 1998*, art. 1-4 and 15, 16 are not valid anymore, but the rest are)

Art. 5 An individual can pick no more than 2 kg of mushrooms per day and in accordance with the rules of this decree.

In addition to the amount from previous paragraph, one is allowed to pick a mushroom weighting more than 2 kg.

Art. 7 states that an individual can sell only the amount of mushrooms, that he/she himself can harvest or together with family members he/she lives with in a common household.

An individual can sell mushrooms also in places that are designated for selling food, in accordance with the rules.

Art. 8 purchaser, according to this decree, can be a natural or a legal person, who is doing business by purchasing mushrooms within his/her registered business activity (hereafter: purchaser).

Purchaser is obliged to keep records of purchased mushrooms, which holds information on species and amount of mushrooms, place and date of purchase.

Purchaser is obliged to submit a summary of those records to the Ministry of the environment and spatial planning by the 31st of December each year. The summary should contains information on species and amount of mushrooms, spot where purchase took place according to months of the year and must be equipped with a stamp of the purchaser.

<nowiki>*</nowiki> Decree on the protection of wild fungi from 1998 (the decree from 2011 in parts substitutes the old decree, which is in parts still valid).
|Year=2011
|Policy area=Biodiversity and endangered species policies, Forestry
|Affected actors=Picker/harvester/hunter,Landowner/land manager
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production,Marketing/trade
|Products=Mushrooms/truffles
|Subject=Edible NWFP,Nature conservation
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South East Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Slovenia
|Regions=Western Slovenia
|Document category=Law
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory
|Full reference=Uredba o zavarovanih prosto živečih vrstah gliv (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No 58/2011 (EVA 2011-2511-0061; SOP 2011-01-2723))
|Source link=http://pisrs.si/Pis.web/pregledPredpisa?id=URED5806
|ID=649
|Related to=171
}}

Wild game and hunting act, 2004 (Slovenia)

2016-09-13T13:33:39Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|Name=Wild game and hunting act, 2004 (Slovenia)
|Description=This Act regulates game management, which includes planning, conservation, sustainable management and monitoring of game and the methods of their implementation.

Wild Game and Hunting Act states that the government of the Republic of Slovenia (grantor) gives concession on sustainable game management for a specific hunting area.

Basic organizational units holding management rights are (1) hunting areas and (2) state hunting reserves with special purpose.

State hunting reserves with special purpose (12 of them) are established by the government and are aimed to carry out special tasks in conservation and management of game populations. Reserves comprise of areas of highly preserved and distinct natural areas.

Concessions for managing game and hunting are given by the state to the managers of hunting areas, which should hold at least 2000 ha of hunting grounds. Managers (concessioner) of hunting areas (408 of those) are hunting associations (411 of those in Slovenia). Concession rights are obtained via public tender for determined period of time and should be given to managers for at least 20 years. The concession agreement consists of: the subject of concession; criteria that have to be met by the concessioner; start and duration of agreement; concession fee and the way it is paid; rights of the grantor to control concessioner; definition of public tender; content of the concession agreement. Concession fee is paid every year, 50% to the state and 50% to the municipality (or to municipalities in shares equal to proportions of the hunting area within individual municipalities).The fee equals to min of 15% of all revenues (5-year avg.) concessioner receives from selling game meat and hunting tourism. The Decree on awarding concessions for sustainable game management defined that concessions are given for 20 years; first agreements start in 2009.

A person is allowed to hunt as long as it has a valid hunter’s identification card and has passed a special test or is employed in a reserve. One who does not meet these requirements can hunt only accompanied by one who does. Hunting quotas are set for each association. Membership in a hunting association does not prerequisites men’s rights to hunt.

There is no such type as recreational or self-consumption hunting, except for dormouse (''Glis glis'' L.), but one needs a permit from the local hunting association.
|Year=2004
|Policy area=Agriculture and Rural Development, Biodiversity and endangered species policies, Forestry
|Affected actors=Landowner/land manager,Picker/harvester/hunter
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Game
|Subject=Edible NWFP,NWFP,Nature conservation
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South East Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Slovenia
|Regions=Western Slovenia
|Document category=Law
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory
|Full reference=Zakon o divjdi in lovstvu (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No 16/2004 (EVA 2000-1211-0995; SOP 2004-01-0630))
|Source link=http://www.pisrs.si/Pis.web/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO3780
|ID=647
|Related to=640, 171, 641
}}

Rules on the register of bee forage sources, bee forage organisation and the bee forage forecast programme, 2013 (Slovenia)

2016-09-13T13:33:29Z

Admin:

{{European policy
|Name=Rules on the register of bee forage sources, bee forage organisation and the bee forage forecast programme, 2013 (Slovenia)
|Description=Bee pasture management rules are basic set of rules for beekeeping. This rules enable the beekeeper to set the beehives on designated spots (also in forest), for which he/she has to apply in advance; spots have to be agreed upon the landowner (written agreement or a contract); and the cadastre of bee pastures have to exhibit presence of honeyflow (honeydew) capable plant species.

The beekeeper has to comply with specific rules (registered beehives, agreement with the landowner, number of beehives, min. distance to the next spot …) to be able to do beekeeping and produce honey/bee-products.

The operator of bee pasture management rules are local beekeeping associations – they award the beekeeping spots and also provide a link between beekeepers, landowners and official services.

There is no provisions on fees for the spots (between landowner and the beekeeper). It is usually compensated by means of payment in kind – honey or other bee products.

There is no special division between professional and self-consumption form of beekeeping.

Beehives can be a part of the farm by definition of the farm estate, and for those, above mentioned rules do not comply.
|Year=2013
|Policy area=Agriculture and Rural Development, Forestry
|Affected actors=Landowner/land manager,Producer/beekeeper
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production
|Products=Honey and Bee products
|Subject=Edible NWFP,NWFP
|Initiator=Public
|Zone=South East Europe
|Focus=Direct
|Scope=National
|Countries=Slovenia
|Regions=Western Slovenia
|Document category=Law
|Legal status=Binding
|Instrument type=Regulatory
|Full reference=Pravilnik o katastru čebelje paše, čebelarskem pašnem redu in programu napovedi medenja (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No 60/2013 (EVA 2012-2330-0246; SOP 2013-01-2394))
|Source link=http://www.pisrs.si/Pis.web/pregledPredpisa?id=PRAV11485
|ID=648
|Related to=641, 640
}}

Hunting law (Portugal)

2016-09-10T12:15:55Z

Vimmonen:

{{European policy
|Name=Hunting law
|Year=2004 (2008, 1976)
|Policy domain=Forestry
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production,Marketing/trade,Use/consumption
|Products=Game
|Countries=Portugal
|Regions=Alentejo Region
|Legal status of policy document=Binding
|Scope=National
|Subject=NWFP
|Zone=South West Europe
|Initiator=Public
|Focus=direct
|Modus operandi=Regulates the hunting activities
|Class=Instrument
|Description=Quotas, concession fees
|Instrument code=--
|Instrument type=Regulatory
|Policy area=Forestry
|Legal status=Binding
|ID=650
}}