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Table 4.6 Georgia: comparison between the GATS and the AA/DCFTA specific commitments in trade in services
Sectors (CPC Classification) GATS FTA
sectoral commitments, except as indicated in Annex XIV (horizontal reservations)
Cross-border supply in services (modes 1 and 2)
(Annex XIV-F)
(Annex XIV-F)
Positive list Establishment (Annex XIV-E)
(mode 3) Negative list
compared to GATS commitments Commitments (from reservations) compared to GATS commitments Commitments (based on sectoral coverage and limitations)

6. Environmental services
A. Sewage services Partial Same Partial Same Full
B. Refuse disposal services Partial Same Partial Same Full
C. Sanitation and similar services Partial Same Partial Same Full
D. Other Partial Same Partial Same Full
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Table 4.6 Principal functions of the energy sector institutions
Hydrocarbons and their products Electricity
SENER (...) • Establishes the criteria for granting clean energy certificates and the requirements for obtaining them.
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CRE (...) • Grants clean energy certificates.
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ASEA • Issues the rules and regulations on industrial safety and environmental protection. (...) • Establishes measures for managing the waste from hydrocarbon exploration and extraction activities.

Table 4.6 Total final energetic consumption by sector for 2013
In thousands of tonnes of oil equivalent (ktoe) on a net calorific value basis
Geothermal, solar, etc. Biofuels and waste
Total final consumption 12 201
Industry 0 10
Transport 0 0
Other 11 191
Of which residential 5 160
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Table 4.5 Support to agriculture and forestry
Description: Fund for interest discount on loans for the purpose of agricultural water saving irrigation
Starting year: 1997
Form of subsidy: Financial appropriations
Legal background: MOF Circular Cai Nong No. 279 of 2005

Table 4.5 Support to agriculture and forestry
Description: Subsidy for national key construction projects on water and soil conservation
Starting year: 1983
Form of subsidy: Financial appropriations
Legal background: MOF Circular Cai Nong Zi No. 402 of 1987

Table 4.5 Recapitatulation of texts governing merchant shipping
Reference Text Date of signing
(…)
Decree No. 2013/016/PRG/SGG Decree on the establishment and composition of the National Commission for the boarding of unlawful fishing vessels 15/01/2013
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Order No. 3172/MT/CAB/2011 Order on prevention of marine pollution by vessels 22/06/2011
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Table 4.5 Aquaculture and fisheries legislation
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Aquaculture
Law No. 2001.020.0.20 of 12.12.2001 Development of responsible and sustainable shrimp farming

Fisheries
Decree No. 2004.169 of 03.02.2004 Regulating fishing for holothuria scabra
Order No. 060.2005 of 17.01.2005 Regulating fishing for octopus
Order No. 16825/2008 of 28.08.2008 Ban on transporting crayfish of the species procamburus throughout the territory of the Republic of Madagascar
Order No. 32.101/14 of 24.10.2014 Regulating the exploitation of Madagascar's mangrove crabs

Table 4.5 Support to agriculture and forestry
Description: Preferential tax policies for:
(a) relief grain and disaster relief grain,
(b) compensation grain for returning cultivated land to forests and to grassland, (…)
Starting year: (a) 1999; (b) 2001
Form of subsidy: Preferential tax treatment
Legal background: MOF Circular Cai Shui Zi No. 198 of 1999; SAT Circular Guo Shui Fa No. 131 of 2001

Table 4.5 Indicators and targets for the ADS vision
Indicator 2015 Short-term target 5 years Medium-term target 10 years Long-term target 20 years
(…)
Sustainability
Irrigation (% year-round coverage) 25.2 35 60 80
Soil organic matter (%) 2 3 4 4
Degraded land (million ha) 3.7 2.9 2.6 1.6
Forest cover (% land) 44.7 44.7 44.7 44.7
Land productivity (US$ GDP/ha) 3,278 4,184 5,339 8,697
Agribusiness (% of GDP) 8 9 11 16
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Table 4.5 Agriculture, forestry and fisheries expenditure, fiscal years 2012/13-2015/16
2012/13 actual 2013/14
actual 2014/15
actual 2015/16
revised estimate
Programmes
Fisheries Resources Management and Development 2,354,917 2,494,675 2,568,058 2,453,329
Forestry Resource Management 1,899,446 1,989,269 2,123,150 2,525,553
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