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Scientific paper ID 2095 : 2021/3
ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTING AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE CONTEXT OF GREEN DEFENCE FRAMEWORK AND NATO-2030
Desisilava Yosifova Climate change, as one of the defining challenges of today, has serious consequences for the security and socio-economic interests of all NATO member states. The opposite relationship is also valid - a significant part of NATO-structures operations have an impact on the environment.
Along with the synthesized presentation of the main phases of the development of environmental concepts in the structures of the Alliance, the paper focuses on the introduced NATO Framework for Green Defence. Independent attention is also paid to the environmental highlights of the „NATO-2030“. In this context, some issues related to the organization of appropriate environmental accountability regarding the interaction of NATO structures and their activities with the environment are commented on, with a view to publicity and awareness of all stakeholders. Рамка за зелена отбрана; НАТО; ISO-14001; екологична отчетност; прозрачностGreen defence framework; NATO; ISO 14001; environmental reporting; transparencyDesisilava Yosifova BIBLIOGRAPHY [1] NATO, NATO-2030 https://www.nato.int/nato_static_fl2014/ass... 201201-Reflection-Group-Final-Report-Uni.pdf [2] NATO, Green Defence Framework, (Brussels: NATO International staff, 2014) [3] NATO-CCMS Pilot Study on Environmental Management Systems in the Military Sector, 2000 [4] ISO 14011:1996 Guidelines for environmental auditing - Audit procedures - Auditing of environmental management systems (otmenen) ( [4] ISO 14011:1996 Guidelines for environmental auditing - Audit procedures - Auditing of environmental management systems (отменен) ) [5] Vaysilova, E., Korporativnata nefinansova otchetnost v konteksta na ustoychivoto razvitie na predpriyatiyata ot transportniya sektor, MNK „Ustoychivo razvitie na transportnite sistemi”, 2018, „Mehanika, transport, komunikatsii“, tom 16, broy 1/2018 g., ISSN 2367-6620 ( [5] Вайсилова, Е., Корпоративната нефинансова отчетност в контекста на устойчивото развитие на предприятията от транспортния сектор, МНК „Устойчиво развитие на транспортните системи”, 2018, „Механика, транспорт, комуникации“, том 16, брой 1/2018 г., ISSN 2367-6620 ) [6] Lancaster University, ”U.S. military consumes more hydrocarbons than most countries - massive hidden impact on climate.” ScienceDaily, 20 June 2019, https://phys.org/news/2019-06-military-cons... [7] SGR, The Environmental Impacts of the UK Military Sector, https://www.sgr.org.uk/sites/default/files/... [8] CEOBS / SGR, The carbon footprint of Europe’s military sectors transparency and accuracy of GHG emissions reporting, https://www.sgr.org.uk/ [9] EDA, Defence Energy Data 2016 & 2017, https://eda.europa.eu/docs/default-source/e... [10] EEAS, Climate Change and Defence Roadmap, Brussels 12741/2020, https://data.consilium.europa.eu/doc/docume... |
