Surface water is all inland waters standing or flowing on the surface of the land and coastal waters, including the territorial sea. Surface water bodies are divided into flowing (rivers, streams, ditches, canals), stagnant (lakes, ponds) and coastal water bodies. To manage surface water bodies, they are divided into parts, i.e. clearly distinct water bodies, and their records are kept.

To address the challenges of waste data management, it is planned to implement data-driven reporting and dashboards that will solve issues related to data quality and detail, the time required for data processing, data freshness, as well as transparency and reliability of the data.

Data-driven reporting means that the necessary data can be securely transmitted directly from companies' business software to government agencies. For this, the data must be standardized, and the capability to present and receive data in a machine-readable format must be created. For companies that find it impractical or who do not wish to submit data directly from software, the option to submit...