European Union Water Initiative Plus for Eastern Partnership Countries (EUWI+): Results 2 and 3 ENI/2016/372-403 DNIEPER RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT PLAN IN BELARUS Annex 1: Attached tables Minsk, October 2018 Responsible EU member state consortium project leader Ms Josiane Mongellaz, Office International de l’Eau/International Office for Water (FR) EUWI+ country representative in Belarus Mr Alexandr Stankevich Responsible international thematic lead expert Mr Philippe Seguin, Office International de l’Eau/International Office for Water (FR) Responsible Belarusian thematic lead expert Ms Tatiana Slizh (Ministry of Natural Resources and Environ-mental Protection) Authors Mr Ivan Bulak Mr Vladimir Korneev Mr Aliaksander Pakhomau Disclaimer: The EU-funded program European Union Water Initiative Plus for Eastern Partnership Countries (EUWI+ 4 EaP) is implemented by the UNECE, OECD, responsible for the implementation of Result 1 and an EU member state consortium of Austria, managed by the lead coordinator Umweltbundesamt, and of France, managed by the International Office for Water, responsible for the implementation of Result 2 and 3. 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Imprint Owner and Editor: EU Member State Consortium Office International de l’Eau/International Office for Water 21/23 rue de Madrid 75008 Paris, FRANCE October 2018 LIST OF ATTACHED TABLES TO THE DRAFT RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT PLAN OF THE DNIEPER RIVER Table 1 – Characteristics of river flow within the river basin ......................................................... 3 Table 1.1 – Resources of river runoff on areas belonging geographically to the basin of the Dnieper* .......................................................................................................................................... 3 Table 1.2 – Irrevocable water consumption in river flow regulation .............................................. 3 Table 1.3 – Average long-term characteristics of annual runoff and water resources of the rivers of the Dnieper basin in the years of various provisions .................................................................. 4 Table 1.4 – River runoff for the long-term period and 2017 for the Dnieper basin ........................ 6 River basin ....................................................................................................................................... 6 Table 2 – Groundwater resources and reserves within the Dnieper basin*..................................... 7 Table 3 – Main characteristics of surface water bodies (reservoirs) within the Dnieper river basin ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 Ochesa. .......................................................................................................................................... 12 Table 3.1 – Distribution of reservoirs in the Dnieper basin by volume ........................................ 20 Table 4 – Main characteristics of surface water bodies (watercourses) within the Dnieper basin 21 Table 4.1 – Typification of the Dnieper basin watercourses ......................................................... 45 Table 4.2 – Typification of the Dnieper basin water bodies (reservoirs) ...................................... 45 Table 4.3 – Results of identification of surface water bodies in the Dnieper river basin within Belarus ........................................................................................................................................... 46 Table 4.4 – Violation of continuity of the flow of rivers ............................................................. 49 Table 4.5 – Hydrological changes of sites watercourses due to the influence of reservoirs ........ 51 Table 4.6 – Parts of the rivers of the Dnieper basin, subjected to the straightening of the channel ....................................................................................................................................................... 51 Table 4.7 - Analysis of other possible loads and their impacts in the Dnieper basin in Belarus .. 53 Table 4.8 - Main characteristics of underground water bodies in the Dnieper basin on the territory of Belarus based on the results of their identification ..................................................... 55 Table 5 – Characteristics of water use by river basin .................................................................... 56 * - the extracted underground water is transferred to subjects of managing of Minsk ............. 59 ** - data are presented by administrative-territorial units, it is not possible to present these data in the context of surface water bodies (for technical reasons-the lack of reference of these data to surface water bodies in the forms of state statistical reporting 1-water (Ministry of natural resources)) ..................................................................................................................... 59 Table 5.1 - Specific water consumption by river basin, l / day / person* ..................................... 59 Table 6 – Information on water users with harmful effects on surface water bodies .................... 60 Table 6.1-Data of the state statistical reporting 1-water (Ministry of natural resources) "Report on the use of water" for 2016 on the disposal of wastewater into the environment using filtration fields in the Dnieper basin, updated according to field surveys .................................................... 74 Table 6.2-Information on water users dumping insufficiently treated wastewater into surface water bodies ................................................................................................................................... 92 Table 6.3 - information on municipal solid waste landfills (MSWL) ........................................... 93 Table 6.4 – Intensity of pesticide use, kg per 1 ha of agricultural land ..................................... 95 Table 7 – Surface water bodies experiencing the greatest anthropogenic load as a result of wastewater discharge ................................................................................................................. 97 Table 8 – List of hydrological posts on rivers and canals in the Dnieper river basin ............... 98 Table 9 – List of hydrological posts on reservoirs in the Dnieper river basin .......................... 99 Table 10 – List of observation points for the state of surface water bodies by hydrochemical parameters in the Dnieper basin ................................................................................................ 99 Table 11 - List of observation points for the state of surface water bodies by hydrobiological indicators in the Dnieper basin in 2017 ................................................................................... 102 1 Table 12 – List of observation points for the state of surface water bodies based on hydro- morphological indicators in the Dnieper basin * ..................................................................... 104 Table 13 – Ecological condition (status) of surface water bodies in the basin of the Dnieper river based................................................................................................................................ 104 on observations of the system in 2017 .................................................................................... 104 Table 13.1 – Dynamics ecological status of surface water bodies of the Dnieper basin is based on observations carried out ...................................................................................................... 105 in the framework of the NEMS in the years 2015-2017.......................................................... 105 Table 13.2 – Assessment of the ecological status of water bodies of the Dnieper river basin taking into account the class of chemical indicators (numerator), hydrobiological indicators (denominator) and the degree of hydromorphological changes .............................................. 107 Table 13.3 – Summary table of the results of the ecological status of the surface water bodies of the Dnieper basin and the expected ecological status of the water bodies after the implementation of the RBMP measures .................................................................................. 112 Table 14 - List of observation points of the state of groundwater on the territory of the Dnieper river basin (for 2017) and corresponding water bodies ........................................................... 121 Table 14.1 - List of hydrological stations water in the basin of the Dnieper .......................... 123 Table 14.2 - Basic information on the operation of groundwater in the group water intakes of the Dnieper basin ..................................................................................................................... 124 Table 15 - List of surface water bodies provided for separate