Kiri

EUROPEAN COMMISSION DIRECTORATE-GENERAL

ENVIRONMENT Directorate C – Zero Pollution

ENV.C.2 – Marine Environment & Clean Water

Services

Subject: Member States’ data sets under the recast Drinking Water Directive

Article 18.1 c, d, and e (exceedances, incidents and derogations) – transfer into

Reportnet 3

To the Members of the recast Drinking Water Directive Expert Group

Dear members of the Drinking Water Directive Expert Group,

We would hereby like to invite you to submit your national data sets in relation to the

monitoring results and information required under Article 18.1 (c), (d) and (e) of the recast

Drinking Water Directive 2020/2184 on the quality of water intended for human

consumption to ensure that the Commission, the EEA and the European Centre for Disease

Prevention have access to these data sets.

The transfer of data sets will take place through the Reportnet 3 platform. The first data

sets transfer, covering the period 12 January 2023 – 30 June 2024, is due by 31 March

2025. Following this first data sets transfer, annual data sets transfers will be requested by:

• 12 January 2026: MS data sets covering period 1 July 2024 – 30 June 2025

• 12 January 2027: MS data sets covering period 1 July 2025 – 30 June 2026

• Etc.

The reporting obligation (ROD 832) of the recast Drinking Water Directive (DWD) under

Article 18.1 (c, d, e) requires Member States to set up, and update annually, data sets on

exceedances, incidents, and derogations. The reporting information is described in the

recast DWD as follows:

• For exceedances a data set containing monitoring results, in cases of exceedances of the

parametric values set out in Parts A and B of Annex I, collected in accordance with

Articles 9 and 13 and information about the remedial actions taken in accordance with

Article 14.

• For incidents a data set containing information on incidents relating to water intended

for human consumption that have caused a potential risk to human health, regardless of

whether any failure to meet the parametric values occurred, that lasted for more than 10

consecutive days and that affected at least 1 000 people, including the causes of those

incidents and remedial actions taken in accordance with Article 14.

• For derogations a data set containing information on all derogations granted in

accordance with Article 15(1), including the information provided for in Article 15(2).

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How to report?

The obligation has been set up in Reportnet 3 - https://reportnet.europa.eu/dataflow/1197

As the Directive 2020/2184 is new, national reporters need to be nominated or

reconfirmed. This is done by sending the name and email address of the national reporter

to [email protected] and [email protected]. To

access Reportnet 3, the national reporter needs to obtain an EU login and then register on

the platform https://reportnet.europa.eu/. Please use the support document Login and check

this video (30 seconds) for the steps to do this. Once this is done, please send an email to

[email protected] informing you have logged in and you will be assigned

to the dataflow.

The help section of the dataflow (Reportnet 3 (europa.eu)) offers support through the

following steps:

• DWD Reporting Guidance;

• How to use Reportnet 3 for DWD reporting – tutorial for DWD data delivery

(PowerPoint);

• Excel reporting template for tabular data;

• Water Supply Zone templates in GeoPackage formats.

Data quality check and correction of data

Once the data file is uploaded, the system will run an automatic quality check. The detected

data issues (blockers, errors and warnings) will be included in the submission envelope.

We kindly request that you check these results.

Helpdesk support

If you run into problems during the reporting process, several options for help are available.

• For general guidance on reporting the national data to Eionet, please contact the Eionet

National Focal Points

• Reporting permissions are to be communicated between national reporting coordinators

and [email protected].

• In case of login problems or any other technical difficulties encountered please contact

[email protected]

• For questions related to the content of the data requested, please contact the EEA’s

ETC/BE team on drinking water: [email protected].

Please do not hesitate to use these options, if necessary.

Yours faithfully,

Silvia BARTOLINI Trine CHRISTIANSEN

c.c.: Water Directors, EIONET National Focal Points, National reporting

coordinators

Electronically signed on 25/04/2024 10:45 (UTC+02) in accordance with Article 11 of Commission Decision (EU) 2021/2121