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The SARM International Conference Authors: Prof The SARM International Conference Sustainability development of aggregates supply in cross border areas based on the National, Regional and EU Policies. The SARM International Conference Authors: Prof. Sokol MATI ; M.Sc.Eng Ledi Moisiu; Math.Albert AVXHI Ljubljana, September 2011 The main relevant policies and strategies in mining sector : ¾ Program of the Government of Albania (2009-2013). ¾ National Strategy for Development and Integration (2007 to 2013) (Government of Albania). ¾ Business and Investment Development Strategy 2007 to 2013 (METE) (2007). ¾ Strategy for the Development of the Mining Industry (METE) (2011). ¾ Updated National Environmental Action Plan (UNEAP) (2001) BusinessBusiness DevelopmentDevelopment IndustrialIndustrial StrategyStrategy Mining Strategy and Industrial policy in Mining Activity NEW LAW IN MINING ACTIVITY 2010 1. GENERAL PRINCIPLES ( scope, field, definitions) 2. MINING STRATEGIC PLANNING 3. MINING RIGHT CLASSIFICATION AND TYPES OF MINING PERMITS ( four groups of minerals three types of permits) 4. PROCEDURES FOR GRANTING OF PERMITS, LICENSES AND AUTHORIZATIONS 5. GENERAL RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF HOLDERS OF MINING RIGHTS, ROYALTY 6. TRANSFER OF THE MINING RIGHTS FROM THE HOLDER OF MINING RIGHTS 7. SUPERVISION AND MONITORING OF MINING ACTIVITIES AND MINING CADASTRE 8. PENALTIES, SUSPENSION, TERMINATION OF THE MINING RIGHTS 9. MINING DATA AND CONFIDENTIALITY 10. CLOSING AND CONSERVATIONS OF MINES 11. TRANSIT PROVISION AND MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIAL & BUILDING MATERIALS MINERALS Drashovica plant near the carbonates quarry View of Vora clay quarry Minerals and Mining activity in AlbaniaAlbania Case Study Area. STUDY AREA Mineral resources Map compiled during 2008 – 2010 with Metallic and non-metallic minerals, energetic minerals, mineralized and hydro-thermal waters Geological setting of zone study Quaternary formations of Holocene and Pleistocene (Qh and Geological Map Qp) Sediments of Pliocene- Lower Pleistocene (N2-Qp), 2 3 Molasses formation (N2 -Pg3 ). m 3 Flysch formation (Cr2 -Pg2-Pg 3). The neritic carbonate formation (T1-3-J1 and Cr). The pelagic carbonate formation with limestones, cherts, and layers m of marls and clays (Pz-Cr2 ). Evaporites of Ionian Zone (P-T). Volcanic formation (T1 and J2). Ultrabasic formation (J2). The metamorphic formation (J2) - Mining resources Map Based on the AGS studies the main type of minerals encountered in the study area are: clay, dolomites, limestone, and decorative stone. Reserv Deposit's name Type of mineral East Nord es Vrion Clay 2700 4417925 4417582 Mesopotam Clay 1000 4421551 4420170 Krekez Clay 5715 4414628 4421334 Bezhan Clay 22000 4477518 4476087 Inonisht Clay 4130 4495980 4491124 Vranisht Clay 779 4491304 4503773 Delvine Dolomite 20000 4421955 4425368 Germenj Marbled limestones 1000 4470643 4456057 Vithkuq Conglomerate limestone 1000 4464043 4488601 Polene Conglomerate limestone 2473 4473204 4496021 Bitincke Conglomerate limestone 1500 4499237 4503790 Çuke Slabed limestone 1000 4417051 4414134 Muzine Massive limestone 1200 4434706 4423971 Shkalle Slabed limestone 1000 4423370 4397323 Jorgucat Slabed limestone 1000 4437040 4423147 Dropull-Terihat Slabed limestone 2000 4433539 4427897 Derviçan Slabed limestone 1200 4429600 4432768 Frasher Slabed sandrocks 500 4452700 4469700 Dhrovian Limestone 10000 4432801 4419631 Poliçan Limestone 4000 4446812 4443751 Bezhan Limestone 5000 4477542 4477539 Biranje Limestone 2724 4475500 4503100 Proger Limestone 400 4496530 4505947 Zvezde Limestone 5000 4488256 4511829 Çiflig Gips alabaster 6300 4424418 4393871 Bistrice Gips alabaster 2860 4427732 4421516 Mesapotam Inert 2000 4422332 4419036 Vrisera Inert 1200 4443222 4419226 Glinë Inert 2500 4438359 4425039 Gjirokaster Inert 1200 4428993 4437427 Kodra e Bardhe Carbonatite inert 2000 4430000 4440750 Ziçisht-Çipan Quartzited sand 3000 4493986 4492456 Hoçisht Quartzited sand 2000 4493474 4496201 Vranisht Quartzited sand 1000 4491308 4502416 Zaroshke Quartzited sand 500 4492097 4514190 Kuc i Zi Talc 161,6 4486546 4504467 Zemblak Talc 700 4489100 4506000 Poliçan Travertine 10 4444300 4443000 Vithkuq Travertine 61 4464937 4488456 Muzine Trepele 2000 4432081 4420867 Lefterohor Trepele 1300 4425927 4427545 Distribution of the mining permits by regions MININGMINING SECTORSECTOR Initiative transparency on Extrative Industries NN TT II NN ConclusionsConclusions andand RecommendationsRecommendations Importance of extractive industries requires a new approach in the policies towards the sustainable development of mining activities balancing them with the environment and social issues. Mining activities in the globalization process of the economy should take in consideration new development of the sector regionally, globally, in this context the policies and strategies of the EC shall be oriented towards involvement of all countries especially Balkan countries rich in mineral resources. For a specific country mining strategy shall take in consideration policies of its neighbors, region and globally because of a free world market of minerals. The improvement definition of SSM need to be done, because actually we called SSM company even the familiar business which is now well spread in Albania. We think that activities on the mining sector need much more especially for the part of financial investment as well as for its professional point of view. There are companies which are doing aggregate business composed just from 3 people. Restructuring of the mining capital is in order of the day (agenda), to protect it from fictional competition. The size of quarries need to be increased with the tendency to imitate the number of them. We need to reach quarries with a capacity 500 000 m3/year in order to be efficient. To achieve the developed countries norms of aggregates (tons/habitant) are not need more than 10 units (objects). The losses (damages) from this kind of units distribution, firstly for these private companies (small production capacity and high cost) and also for customer which finally is asking to buy a more expensive flat built by these aggregates. The environment is damaged 8-10 times more that the economy demand, and at the same time the damage (negative effects) to the community around from the surface exploitation regardless of the permitted norms. Use of the by-products and treatment of residues (wastes). Encouragement of Recycle processes and use of secondary aggregates. Territory planning need to take in consideration regional market. Cooperation and promotion of aggregates especially for the border areas. Cooperation of small-scale mining companies for decorative stones in bigger units, intending in the total (full) processing of minerals, to increase the value of them by final products and to find more rational using fields of each product, exploring the domestic and regional market to enter with its’ products. Participating on Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative of all Balkan countries to increase transparency of mining activities to the mining communities and generally to the public. Involvement of civil society in mining issues. Engagement of local authorities in decision making. Need for improvement in the cooperation between geological and mining institution especially on compilation of the regional “Maps of Territory Planning”, available on line, and complex studies for the region on the aggregates. THANK YOU !!! …ready for new initiatives!.
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