1. LEAP as a Process Overview of key steps and main institutions to be involved Irina Basiliya Belgrade, 16 February, 2004

2. What is a LEAP? The Local Environmental Action Programme (LEAP) is a participatory process for a regional or local community that leads to concrete environmental investments.

9. LEAP Preparation = PROBLEMS FINAL LEAP First Community Forum Second Community Forum Third Community Forum A Document for public comments Approved by the municipality From project start till the end PRIORITIES ACTIONS PUBLIC AWARENESS DRAFT LEAP

10. LEAP as a Document = CONCLUSION and ANNEXES. Chapter 5 : KEY ASPECT OF IMPLEMENTATION. I mplementing institutes. Resources needed. Policy instruments. Potential funds: local, national, international Chapter 4 : DESCRIPTION of RECOMMENDED ACTIONS for EACH PRIORITY PROBLEM. Actions and resources required, including review of the technical and economic (cost estimation) feasibility. Schedule of actions in terms of short-term, medium term and long-term Chapter 3 : DESCRIPTION OF EACH PRIORITY PROBLEM. P resent regulatory situation, responsible agencies and authorities, and current practice. W hy the problem causes a concern to the community. Objective, target and indicators Chapter 2 : ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES. Describes the criterions for setting priorities, summary of recommended priority problems Chapter 1 : SUMMARY of ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS. Short description of all environmental problems identified INTRODUCTION. Includes description of the municipality (key figures and information), LEAP process, its objective and phases, people involved

11. IDENTIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS LONG LIST OF PROBLEMS DIFFERENT MAJOR PROBLEMS 1

14. DEVELOPING ACTIONS For EACH PRIORITY PROBLEM SPECIAL PRESENTATION DAY 4, 19 FEB. 4 LIST OF ACTIONS = SOLUTIONS ACTIVITY 4 ACTIVITY 3 ACTIVITY 2 ACTIVITY 1 TIME FRAME SOURCE OF FINANCE BUDGET ESTIMATE WHO IS RESPONSIBLE RESOURCES NEEDED TARGET/ INDICATOR ACTION

22. Time schedule