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the labelling and energy efficiency of household refrigerating appliances, with regard to their placement on the market L41 40 GD no. 917/2012  establishing measures to apply Regulations (EU) no. 1059/2010, no. 1060/2010, no. 1061/2010, no. 1062/2010 and no. 626/2011, supplementing Directive 2010/30/EU Single Requirements on the labeling and energy efficiency of certain consumer goods (household dishwashers/washing machines, household refrigerating appliances, TV sets, air conditioning installations) L42 41 GD no. 1490/2009 establishing measures for the implementation of the Regulations (EU) no. 1275/2008, no. 107/2009, no. 244/2009, no. 245/2009 and no. 278/2009, implementing Directive 2005/32/EC. Single Ecodesign requirements for: electrical and electronic household and office appliances, signal conversion units, lamps for household use, fluorescent lamps, external supply sources. L43 42 GD no. 580/2011 establishing measures for the implementation of the Regulations (EC) no. 640/2009, no. 641/2009, no. 642/2009 and no. 643/2009, implementing Directive 2009/125/EC with regard to ecodesign requirements for energy-related products, amending GD no. 1039/2003 regarding labelling and energy efficiency requirements for household refrigerating appliances Single Ecodesign requirements for: electric engines, circulator pumps, TV sets, household refrigerating appliances L44 43 Strategy to stimulate investments in renovating residential and commercial buildings, both public and private, existing at national level (April 2014, updated in 2017) Single The draft strategy, in line with the requirements of Article 4 of Directive 2012/27/EU on energy efficiency, establishes the key successive stages for renovating the national building patrimony L45 44 GD no. 1034/2020 for approval of National Long-term Renovation Strategy to support the renovation of the national residential and non residential building stock, public and private, into a highly efficient and decarbonized buiding stock by 2030 Single The National Long-term Renovation Strategy promotes the renovation of the national residential and non residential building stock, public and private, into a highly efficient and decarbonized buiding till 2050, facilitating the cost-effective transformation of existing buildings into buildings with almost zero energy consumption. The strategy includes a roadmap with measurable measures and progress indicators established at national level, which includes indicative milestones for 2030, 2040 and 2050 and specifies their contribution to meet the EU's energy efficiency targets. L46 45 Modernization of the residential sector Single This PaM includes a set of additional measures included in planned Operational Programmes 2021-2027 and support schemes to increase the connection rate to centralized thermal energy supply systems, to promote the use of renewable energy sources and to equip residential buildings with high energy performance equipment. Also, the EU Package of proposals "Fit for 55" was considered, focusing on increasing the share of energy from renewable sources in final energy consumption of residential sector. Details on measures forseen are presented in PaMs Report (chapter 3.2 Information on WAM projection scenario, 3.2.1 Energy sector - Energy consumption) L47 46 Modernization of the services sector Single This PaM includes a set of additional measures included in planned Operational Programmes 2021-2027 and support schemes to promote the use of renewable energy sources. Also, the EU Package of proposals "Fit for 55" was considered, focusing on increasing the share of energy from renewable sources in final energy consumption of service sector and implementation of energy efficiency measures for reduction of final energy consumption, through renovation of buildings owned by public bodies. Details on measures forseen are presented in PaMs Report (chapter 3.2 Information on WAM projection scenario, 3.2.1 Energy sector - Energy consumption) L48 47 Modernization of the agricultural sector Single Support schemes to promote the use of renewable energy sources (solar panels, heat pumps). L49 48 Directive 40/2006/EC (MAC Directive) on emissions from air conditioning systems of the motor vehicles Single MAC Directive provides the gradual replacement of air-conditioning systems using HFC-134a. It also limit the possibility of retrofitting motor vehicles with air conditioning systems designed to contain fluorinated greenhouse gases with a global warming potential higher than 150 and prohibit the charging of the air conditioning systems with such gases. L50 49 Regulation (EU) no. 517/2014 related fluorinated greenhouse gases Single Regulation lays down rules on the containment, use, recovery and destruction of F gases and prohibits the sale of certain products containing F-gases. Also, sets an annual limit on the overall climate impact of HFC which will be phased out between 2015 and 2030.Annual limit for HCF quantities placed on the market in 2030 represent 21% of 2009-2012 levels. L51 50 The Amendament of the Montreal Protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer, adopted in Kigali, on the XXVIII at Conference of Parties Single The Kigali Amendment sets emission limits for substances in category F (HFCs and HCFCs) by 2045. Each Party shall also establish and implement a licensing system for the import and export of new, used, recycled and recovered controlled substances. L52 51 National Competitiveness Strategy 2021-2027 Single Enables the development of a coherent action plan regarding the implementation and evaluation of public policies that is coordinates at the level of the institution, with the aim of increasing Romania's economic competitiveness, mainly targeting economic fiels, research and development, education, labour market, public institution, and regulation. The objectives of the strategy aim at the industrial modernization of enterprioses, including by supporting the mechanisms of the circular economy and the collaborative economy and supporting the digital transformation process (Industry 4.0) to increase the degree of competitiveness of enterprises. L53 52 Strategy for Circular Economy 2030 Single The general objective of the National Strategy on Circular Economy in Romania is to provide the framework to guide the country in its efforts to transition to Circular economy through the implementation of the Action Plan. The success indicator of this transition is the decoupling of economic development from the use of natural resources and environmental degradation. The overall objective of the strategy is closely linked to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the UN 2030 Agenda and the global climate goals, as well as the new EU goals of the Circular Economy Action Plan (PAEC), in line with the principles and actions promoted within the EU Green Deal. L54 53 Water Law no. 107/1996 Single Preserving, developing and protecting water resources, defense against flooding, gradual reduction of underground water pollution and prevention of subsequent pollution, preserving and protecting aqueous ecosystems. The Water Law no. 107/1996 sets up the obligation and establishes the legal framework for the development of water branch management plans that are intended to: - prevent deterioration, improve and restore the surface of water bodies, achieve good chemical and ecological status and reduce pollution from discharges and emissions of hazardous substances; - protect, enhance and restore the state of underground water, prevent their pollution or damage and ensure the balance between consumption and recharge. L55 54 National Rural Development Programme 2014-2020 (PNDR 2014-2020) Single PNDR 2014-2020 adresses the following strategic priorities: - Restructuring and increasing the viability of agricultural holdings; - Sustainable management of natural resources and combating the climate change; L56 55 Order no. 226/235/2003 for the approval of the Strategy regarding the organization of the activity of improvement and exploitation of meadows at the national level, in the medium and long term Single The order includes the technical, organizational and economic-financial measures necessary for the improvement of the meadows must be included in the framework of pastoral arrangements drawn up for each pasture. L57 56 GD no. 964/2000 on the approval of the Action Plan for water protection against pollution with nitrates of agricultural origin Single Approves the Action Plan for water protection against the pollution with nitrates from agricultural sources L58 57 Order no. 344/708/2004 approving the technical rules on environment protection, particularly soil protection, when using sludge in agriculture Single "Establishes the concentration of heavy metals in soil to which sludge is applied, concentration of the heavy metals in sludge, the maximum annual concentration of heavy metals which may be introduced into cultivated soils and the criteria for evaluation of soil suitability in sludge application. Promoting the use of sewage sludge on agricultural land reduce the level of applied synthetic fertilisers." L59 58 GD no. 1261/2007 establishing measure for implementation of the Regulation (EC) no. 2003/2003 relating to fertilisers Single Established the institutional framework for the direct implementation of Regulation (EC) no. 2003/2003 relating to fertilisers, and determines and sanctions misdemeanors against the fertilizers regulations L60 59 GEO no. 3/2015 approving payment schemes applicable in agriculture within the period 2015-2020, with subsequent amendments Single Approves payment schemes, as support and guarantee mechanisms for farmers and economic operators, namely direct payment schemes and national transitional aid, applicable in agriculture within the period 2015-2020. The direct payment schemes are: single area payment scheme; redistributive payment; payment for benefic agricultural practices for climate and environment; payment for young farmers; coupled support scheme; simplified scheme for small farmers. The transitional national aids are granted for vegetable and livestock areas within the annual budgets allocated to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. L61 60 The new Common Agricultural Policy (2023-2027) Single CAP is a key tool for supporting resilience in the farming sector and rural areas, providing food security and enabling the transition to sustainability. All farmers receiving CAP income support must comply with a set of statutory management requirements and basic standards for environment and climate GAECs, called ‘conditionality’. These conditions were considerably strengthened compared to the 2014-2022 CAP, among others by including upgraded ‘greening’ requirements. L62 61 GD no. 1571/2022 establishing the general framework for the implementation of interventions related to the plant and animal husbandry sectors within the Strategic CAP Plan 2023-2027, financing from the European Agricultural Guarantee Fund and the state budget. Single CAP Plans support a wide range of interventions addressing the specific needs of Member States and their territories. Designed in line with a new result- and performance-oriented approach, they aim to deliver tangible results in relation to EU-level CAP specific objectives, while contributing to the European Green Deal. For the first time, each CAP Plan defines a strategy covering all the main CAP funded instruments: direct payments, support for rural development and interventions specific to certain market sectors. Romania’s Plan is aligned with the EU’s environmental and climate ambitions and aims at mitigating and adapting to climate change, sustainable development, efficient management of natural resources (water, soil, air) and conservation of biodiversity and landscapes. L63 62 Order 352/636/54/2015 for the approval of the rules regarding eco-conditionality within the schemes and support measures for farmers in Romania, with subsequent amendments. Single The rules regarding eco-conditionality within the schemes and support measures for farmers in Romania. L64 63 Order no. 269/2020 of the Ministry of the Environment, Waters and Forests through which the general guide applicable to the stages of the environmental impact assessment procedure, the guide for environmental impact assessment in a cross-border context and other specific guidelines for different fields and categories of projects were approved Single With the Order no. 269/2020 of the Ministry of the Environment, Waters and Forests were approuved the general guide applicable to the stages of the environmental impact assessment procedure, the guide for environmental impact assessment in a cross-border context and other specific guidelines for different fields and categories of projects such as the guide for facilities for the intensive breading of farm animals, including meat poultry, egg-laying poultry, pigs and sows. L65 64 WD 13341/2022 EU Methane Action Plan - EEAS Single The EU commitment to the Global Methane Pledge rests on a long-term policy goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions towards climate neutrality by 2050, which will require further deep CH4 emission reductions building on a solid abatement record over the last decades. In WAM scenario is expected to improving the feed quality for livestock, increase methane recovery from anaerobic fermentation of manure, modern methods of fertilizer application, according with EU Methan Action Plan. L66 65 National Rural Development Programme 2014-2022 (PNDR 2014-2022) Group 10; 11; 13 It is a non-reimbursable EU financial instrument to support rural development and unlock rural economy and life. It contributes to the implementation of rural development priorities to meet national strategic objectives and EU CAP objectives. A large number of measures and sub-measures included in the PNDR have an implicit potential to support GHG reduction and adaptation actions in LULUCF. L67 66 Government Decision no. 739/2016 for the approval of the Romania's national strategy regarding climate change and economic growth based on low carbon emissions (NSCCE) Single Promoting the transfer of knowledge and advisory services on climate change issues between farmer; Investment support for farm modernization; Promoting good agricultural practice; Promoting carbon sequestration in agriculture. L68 67 Joint Order no. 352/636/54/2015 on cross-compliance in support schemes and measures for farmers in Romania Single Increasing the cropland and grassland quality throug is SOC increases in mineral soils; Reduction of GHG emission levels. L69 68 National Support Program in the Wine Sector Single The important activities provided for in the "National Support Program for Vineyards and Wine Producers for the period 2019-2023", in the context of climate change, refer to the conversion of varieties, including grafting, relocation of vineyards, replanting as a result of mandatory deforestation, phytosanitary or sanitary products , as well as the modernization of vineyards L70 69 GD on the organisation, management and use of permanent pasture land in support of the implementation of GEO 34/2013, in accordance with Regulation 1234/2007 EC Single It focuses on improving the management of grazing land and conserving its total area as of 1 January 2007, although without land conversion restrictions. L71 70 Romania's National Strategy for Sustainable Development 2030 (GD 754/2022; GD 877/2018) Single The strategy supports the development of Romania on three main pillars, namely economic, social and environmental. The strategy aims to strengthen Romania's capacity to adapt and resilience to combat the dangers of climate change and natural disasters by integrating measures to mitigate and adapt to climate change and natural disasters in both national strategies and policies and in planning and increasing the level of climate change education and awareness. L72 71 EU Farm to Consumer Strategy Single Is one of the key actions in the European Green Deal, helping to achieving EU climate neutrality by 2050, a strategy that takes into account the evolution of the current EU food system towards a sustainable model. L73 72 EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 Single It is the cornerstone of biodiversity protection in the EU. The main actions to be taken by 2030 include: (i) the creation of protected areas covering at least 30% of the EU's land and sea area, extending the coverage of existing Natura 2000 areas; (ii) restoring degraded ecosystems across the EU by 2030 through a number of specific commitments and measures, including a 50% reduction in pesticide use and associated risk by 2030 and the planting of 3 billion trees across the EU; (iii) allocating EUR 20 billion per year to protect and promote biodiversity through EU funds and by mobilizing national and private sources of funding; (iv) creating an ambitious global biodiversity framework. L74 73 Government Decision no. 1076/2021 for the approval of the National Integrated Plan in the field of energy and climate change 2021-2030 Single Following the EU's accession to the Paris Agreement and with the publication of the Energy Union Strategy, the Union assumed an important role in combating climate change, through the 5 main dimensions: energy security, decarbonization, energy efficiency, the internal energy market and research, innovation and competitiveness. L75 74 Decision No. 933/2022, National Strategy of 20 July 2022 for research, innovation and smart specialization 2022, 2027 Single The strategy foresees the concept of bioeconomy through seeds and genotypes improvement as well as advanced technologies, which contributes to the development of the forest sector, agroforestry, hunting management, and cropland ecology. L76 75 De