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Provinces/No. of     2019          2020          2021          2022          2023
                  Measurements
                Şanlıurfa               147,184       148,886       168,627       173,760       196,640
                Şırnak                   29,247        30,866        33,219        35,351        37,611
                Tekirdağ                111,933       124,059       129,829       136,673       146,971
                Tokat                    60,133        64,138        69,442        70,166        75,362
                Trabzon                 101,468       101,754       110,845       112,584       117,128
                Tunceli                   6,487         6,648         6,207         6,213         6,821
                Uşak                     45,893        47,754        50,032        52,504        55,728
                Van                      71,732        75,304        75,101        77,464        80,093
                Yalova                   37,207        38,089        37,485        37,969        40,771
                Yozgat                   42,169        44,615        47,606        47,924        51,226
                Zonguldak                60,926        66,281        65,411        70,335        70,020
                TOTAL                 8,946,717     9,371,637     9,842,911    10,145,523    10,736,648


               A.4. Noise


               In Türkiye, the necessary legal and technical By-laws on noise have been addressed by the By-
               laws and circulars put into force by the MoEUCC.

               The first legal By-law for the control of noise in Türkiye was made in 1983 with the Environmen-
               tal Law No. 2872. The first technical By-laws based on this Law were made with the “By-law on
               Noise Control” dated 1986. The said By-law was harmonised with the EU Directive 2002/49/EC
               on Environmental Noise Management and published in the Official Gazette dated 4 June 2010
               and numbered 27601 under the name of “By-Law on Assessment and Management of Environ-
               mental Noise”. On 30 November 2022, the By-Law on Assessment and Management of Environ-
               mental Noise (AMEN) was repealed and the “By-Law on Environmental Noise Control” entered
               into force by adopting the approach of noise control at the source instead of noise control at the
               receiver for ease of implementation.
               The purpose of the By-law is to prevent the adverse effects of environmental noise on the envi-
               ronment and human health, to prepare noise maps and noise action plans, to implement noise
               control measures to reduce environmental noise and to inform the public about environmental
               noise management studies.
               In accordance with the By-law, it is essential that noise maps and action plans are taken into
               consideration in all kinds of planning. Strategic noise maps and action plans should be prepared
               by taking into account in the zoning plan studies and licensing phase and necessary measures
               should be taken in this regard in the plans.
               Regarding Strategic Noise Maps and Action Plans, the MoEUCC is obliged to give opinion on the
               noise maps and action plans prepared by the institutions and organizations responsible for no-
               ise mapping. According to the By-law, Municipalities are responsible for preparing strategic no-
               ise maps and noise action plans and implementing strategic noise action plans. Strategic noise
               maps are prepared separately for the areas where highways, railways, airports, harbours, indust-
               rial facilities, music broadcasting workplaces and other workplaces are located. By making use
               of the map data prepared for each source group, combined noise maps are created to show the
               total effect of all sources.










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