Publications

The Classical Swine Fever Control Strategy describes how an outbreak of Classical Swine Fever in Northern Ireland would be managed.

It is the aim of this strategy that all affected during an outbreak of AD will be able to be better prepared to respond quickly and effectively to controls and limit the outbreak, thereby mitigating the likely impact of the control measures described.

The Notifiable Epizootic Avian Disease Control Strategy describes how an outbreak of Avian Influenza or Newcastle disease in Northern Ireland would be managed.

The Bluetongue Virus Disease Control Strategy describes how an outbreak of Bluetongue Virus Disease in Northern Ireland would be managed.

Rural Development Programme (Version 12) submitted to European Commission September 2015.

For the purpose of these operating rules the phrase ‘LAG’ will be taken to mean the LEADER Local Action Group Board and its responsibilities. This document forms part of the contract between DAERA and the LAG.

An agreed framework based on joint business aspirations towards long term prosperity between Coca-Cola HBC NI and Northern Ireland Environment Agency.

The Forestry Grant Schemes require to be notified to the European Commission under Commission Regulation (EU) No 702/2014 declaring certain categories of aid in the agricultural and forestry sectors and in rural areas compatible with the internal market in application of Artic

Equality Screening is the process of making an initial assessment about whether or not a policy or decision has the potential to impact differently and unfairly on different groups of people.

Equality Screening is the process of making an initial assessment about whether or not a policy or decision has the potential to impact differently and unfairly on different groups of people.

Equality Screening is the process of making an initial assessment about whether or not a policy or decision has the potential to impact differently and unfairly on different groups of people.

An agreed framework based on joint business aspirations towards long term prosperity between Thompsons and Northern Ireland Environment Agency.

A strategy for Northern Ireland to meet its international obligations and local targets to protect biodiversity and ensure that the environment can continue to support our people and economy.

The policy statement sets out when anaerobic digestion of waste is considered as recycling for use in calculations for European Union (EU) recycling targets.

All government departments have been required to rural proof since 2002. At that time guidance was produced and a training programme was delivered to NICS policy makers.

A revised Waste Management Strategy for Northern Ireland with a renewed focus on waste prevention (incluing re-use).

Final regulatory impact assessment for the implementation of an EU Regulation concerning the use of alien and locally absent species in aquaculture in Northern Ireland 

An agreed framework based on joint business aspirations towards long term prosperity between Lafarge Tarmac and Northern Ireland Environment Agency

A revised policy regards the use and management of recycling bring banks.

Groundwater Classification Methodology - Drinking Water Protected Area - December 2014