Hungarian National Environmental Technology Innovation Strategy (NETIS)



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Hungarian National Environmental Technology Innovation Strategy Dr. Martina MAKAI Ministry of Rural Development

WHY ESTABLISHING THE NEW STRATEGY? Global crisis as challenge & opportunity for: greening economy, creating green jobs moving towards sustainable development improving environment: smaller ecological footprint & lower ecosystem load Government Decision No. 1307/2011. (IX. 6.) on Hungary s first National Environmental Technology Innovation Strategy 2

EU AND NATIONAL POLICY CONTEXT Europe 2020 Strategy Hungarian National Reform Programme 18th measure : NETIS ETAP, IPP, Lead Market Initiative, GPP, EU Strategy for Danube Region New Széchenyi Plan 3

Vision and Objectives Policy tools - measures Environmental technology tools of interventions Foster environmental industry, technology Increasing share of environmental related innovations, competitiveness Paradigm shift: from end-ofpipe approach to prevention Increase effectiveness Decrease primary material use Increase reuse/recycling Greening governance: Increase internal government cooperation Legal tools: Innovation friendly legal system Economic instruments: Greening tax system Green public procurement Supporting Environmental friendly subsidies -removing environmental harmful ones Social tools: raising awareness, education, management Technological innovations in pollution prevention Environment based innovation of products / ecofriendly product design Environmental innovation in services/greener services Technological innovation in pollution management Impact assessment of environmental technology Incorporation of environmental technologies in education, social awareness-raising programs 4

Indicator Unit Target % by 2020 (2007=100%) Material intensity DMC/GDP 80 Energy intensity toe/gdp 80 Water intensity m3/gdp 80 Import dependency from fossil energy carriers % 75 Share of renewable energy sources in electricity generation % 275 Energy efficiency of road transport toe/tkm 80 Energy efficiency of railway transport toe/tkm 85 Use of commercial packaging material t 75 Municipal solid waste generation t/cap 70 Recycling packaging waste % 150 Generation of waste water m 3 70 Population served by waste water treatment % 125 Public and private expenditures for environment related R+D+I* GERD % 200 Distribution of energy saving devices and equipments million HUF 250 Employment in environmental industry % 200 Environment-related registered patents and trademarks, notifications pieces 300 Export income from environmental industry trading % 150 5

TARGETS FOR INNOVATION & AREAS Targets for innovation Development areas Horizontal type technological innovations resource efficiency increasing technological innovations, such as: sustainable resource management application of nanotechnology in the field of energy-, environment- and production technology, improvement of resources efficiency application of biotechnology in the field of agricultural, food production -, application/use of key technologies to decrease the environmental burden of chemical-, energy sectors and in the field of environmental remediation relevant sectors use of photonics in renewable energy production technologies development of advanced materials, bio-based products Waste reducing the waste production, less hazardous waste, selective collection of municipal waste recycling of paper-, plastic-, glass-waste, recycling of demolition waste decrease of the organic content of the municipal waste before disposal low-waste technologies separately collected waste processing, (particularly iron, steel, paper, glass, plastic) production of secondary raw materials from waste (e.g. construction and demolition, rubber, textiles) decrease of the specific water use in industry and agriculture waste water recycling as nutrient and energy source ensuring high quality drinking water supply improvement of air quality of settlements decreasing the transport originated air pollution, specially the emission of PM 10 decreasing the air pollution coming from households decreasing the noise pollution in settlements vibration protection, with special attention to the transport Water water-efficient technologies introduction and development of relevant key technologies water-saving agricultural technologies for drinking water: iron and manganese removal technologies Air development of public transport vehicle fleets improvement of traffic control; and settlement- development aiming reduction of transportation needs upgrading heating and energy efficiency in households Noise and vibration noise barriers noise and vibration reducing traffic developments sound insulation providing by building materials 6

TARGETS AND AREAS Targets decreasing the environmental load originating from agriculture soil protection improving efficiency of the water use decreasing the use of pesticides, (enhancing the sustainable pesticide use) reducing the soil pollution reducing the waste production remediation of polluted compartments (soil, water) and monitoring giving priority to the green remediation efficient use of different renewable energy resources environmental friendly construction sustainable resource management energy efficient buildings Agriculture and soil protection Develpoment areas agricultural technologies, -processes with lower environmental impacts organic farming technologies increasing efficiency of nutrients use, irrigation and water recycling technologies biological agents, integrated pest management techniques - IPM agricultural waste energy recovery use of geothermal energy in agriculture Remediation bioremediation innovative technologies in-situ processes Renewable energy development of photovoltaic technologies, installations, equipments heat pump energy use waste heat capturing, integrated (cascade), waste heat capturing integrated (cascade), heat energy recovering systems geothermal energy use domestic use of solar energy in households sustainable use of biomass, wastes/by-products of food production small wind turbines developing options for energy storage Construction industry building materials from renewable sources use of secondary raw materials use of renewable energy sources thermal insulation 7

FINANCING Norway grant - based on Hungarian National Reform Program EU based instruments (cohesion and structural funds) Other possibilities: FP7, FP8, CAP (?) Multiannual Financial Framework 2014-2020 8

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION The NETIS can be downloaded from: http://www.kormany.hu/download/4/e2/50000/nemzeti%20környezetechnológiai%20innovációs%20stratégia.pdf 9