Kedves Zsolt!

Kicsit utanakaparasztam a dolgoknak. A helyi (magyar) szabalyozasrol nem
sokat tudok, de azt sikerult kideriteni, hogy a Balaton egesz terulete es a
Kis-Balaton rajta van az ugynevezett Ramsar listan, ami a nemzetkozi
jelentosegu nedves elohelyek (wetland) listaja. Ezeket egy nemzetkozi
szerzodes (Ramsari egyezmeny) kellene, hogy vedje. Ahhoz, hogy ilyen
terulet jelleget megvaltoztassak bonyolult proceduran kell atmenni, amibe
be kell vonni az Ramsar Irodat is. Ez persze szepen hangzik, es vannak
orszagok (Kanada, Ausztralia), ahol ezt komolyan is veszik. Valoszinu, hogy
nalunk el lehetne kenni a dolgot, azzal, hogy ez az egesz Balaton
elovilagara, nemzetkozi jelentosegu ertekeire nincs hatassal. Talan itt
lehet valamit kezdeni, ha az otthoni lehetosegek kimerultek, marmint
informacioszerzes es esetleg a terulethasznalat valtoztatas megakadalyozasa
kapcsan. Erdemes megnezni oket, sok erdekes dolog van meg ott:
http://w3.iprolink.ch/iucnlib/themes/ramsar/ Itt megtalalod az emiljuket
is, most en nem talalom.

Udv:

Csaba Sandor
Office: (31-15)-278-2345
Fax:(31-15)-278-7799
Home: (31-15)-256-0471
PO Box 5048
2600 GA Delft
Faculty of Civil Engineering
RBA Centre

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 The purpose of the program is to promote among the participants a better 
understanding of major problems confronting the world and to give them an 
insight into how the United Nations attempts to find solutions to these 
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The UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM consists of three 
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