Annex II/2 Criteria Comments Assessment - the probability, duration, frequency Given the above assessment Not significant and reversibility of the effects and taking into account that URBACT is an exchange - the cumulative nature of the effects programme on urban issues, it - the trans-boundary nature of the is expected that the effects environmental effects - the risks to human health or the resulting directly from the environment (e.g. due to accidents) programme will not be - the magnitude and spatial extent of the significant. effect - the value and vulnerability of the area likely to be affected due to special natural characteristics or cultural heritage, exceeded environmental quality standards or limit values, intensive land-use - the effects on areas or landscapes which have a recognized national, Community or international protection status
Annex II/2 Criteria Comments Assessment - the probability, duration, frequency and reversibility of the effects - the cumulative nature of the effects - the trans-boundary nature of the effects - the risks to human health or the environment (e.g. due to accidents) - the magnitude and spatial extent of the effect - the value and vulnerability of the area likely to be affected due to special natural characteristics or cultural heritage, exceeded environmental quality standards or limit values, intensive land-use - the effects on areas or landscapes which have a recognized national, Community or international protection status Given the above assessment and taking into account that URBACT is an exchange programme on urban issues, it is expected that the environmental effects resulting directly from the programme will not be significant. Not significant
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