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- Guidance to reader
- General comments
- Executive summary
- 1 Introduction
- 1.1 Aims of this report
- 1.2 Policy context
- 1.3 Structure of report
- 2 Status and pressures of Europe’s waters in 2nd RBMPs
- 2.1 Improvements in monitoring and assessment
- 2.2 Surface waters: Status and pressures
- 2.3 Groundwater: Status and pressures
- 2.4 Overall progress since the first RBMPs
- 3 Selected European key water management challenges
- 3.1 Pollution
- 3.2 Hydromorphological pressures
- 3.3 Abstractions and water scarcity
- 3.4 Aquaculture
- 3.5 Invasive alien species
- 4 Cross-cutting issues for European key water management challenges
- 4.2 Coherence of EU policy targets and management responses
- 4.3 Coherence of sectoral strategies with water policy objectives
- 4.4 Funding of measures
- 4.5 Measures with multiple benefits
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