DK N DK_MIM Danish Ministry of the Environment Miljøministeriet MIM The Ministry of Environment is in charge of administrative and research tasks in the area of environmental protection and planning. In Denmark the administration at state level is managed by the Ministry of the Environment. At the regional and local levels, much of the administrative responsibility has been delegated to municipalities. The Ministry of Environment is according to Act. No. 1505 of 29 December 2009 the Competent Authority regarding flood risks from streams and lakes. No. 1505 set up a Framework for the Assessment and Management of flood risks from streams and lakes. The Act refers to the River Basin Districts used regarding the Water Framework Directive. The different River Basin Districts regarding the Water Framework District is laid down in Act. No. 832 of 24 September 2009. https://www.retsinformation.dk/ Højbro Plads 4 Copenhagen København Denmark 1200 A The Ministry of the Environment coordinates, prepares and produces the preliminary flood risk assessment, flood maps. The Ministry of the Environment coordinates the flood risk management plans (FRMPs) according to the River Basin Districts (and associated sub-units). The Ministry of the Environment coordinates the preliminary flood risk assessment, flood maps and the flood risk management plans (FRMPs) for the International River Basin Districts with the German Authority. A joint working group consisting of Danish Coastal Authority and the Ministry of Environment evaluates the areas where there is a risk for floods from coastal region, streams and lakes. According to subsection 2 of section 3 in Act No. 1505 of 29 December 2009 there is a responsibility to coordinate the preliminary flood risk assessment and flood maps between Danish Coastal Authority and the Ministry of the Environment. B The Ministry of the Environment reports the under A mentioned plans and maps etc. to the EU-Commission. www.mim.dk DK_DKI Danish Coastal Authority Kystdirektoratet KDI The Danish Coastal Authority (DCA) is a department of the Danish Ministry of Transport. DCA is responsible for costal defence structures along certain areas of the west coast of the peninsula of Jutland. Furthermore DCA administrates Act No. 267 of 11 march 2009 of costal protection according to which any private or public coastal defence structure along the coasts of Denmark is processed. DCA is according to executive order no. 121 of 2 February 2010 the Competent Authority regarding flood risks from inlets and the sea. This order sets up a framework for the assessment and management of flood risks from inlets and the sea. The order refers to the water districts used regarding the Water Framework Directive. The different districts regarding the Water Framework District are laid down in Act no. 832 of 24 September 2009 by the Ministry of Environment. https://www.retsinformation.dk/ Højbovej 1 Lemvig Lemvig Denmark 7620 A DCA coordinates, prepares and produces the preliminary flood risk assessment and flood maps for coastal areas. DCA coordinates the flood risk management plans according for coastal areas to the water districts and associated sub-units. A joint working group consisting of DCA and the Ministry of Environment evaluates the areas where there is a risk of floods from coastal regions, streams and lakes. According to subsection 2 of section 3 in Act No. 1505 of 29 December 2009 there is a responsibility to coordinate the preliminary flood risk assessment between DCA and the Ministry of the Environment. B DCA reports the plans and maps etc mentioned under A to the Ministry of Environment which reports to the EU-Commission. www.kyst.dk Y