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Assessment of the available quantity of groundwater is of essential importance for its sustainable use. Modern\udapproaches for estimation of groundwater availability take into account all potential impacts of abstractions,\udincluding impacts on groundwater dependent ecosystems and impacts on surface waters ecological status.\udGroundwater body is in good quantitative status if groundwater abstractions do not cause signifiant damages to\udgroundwater dependent ecosystems and signifiant diminution in the ecological status of surface water bodies.\udThe methodology presented in this paper was developed as an integral part of the assessment of the quantitative\udstatus of groundwater bodies in Slovenia and is tailored to the characteristics of the groundwater dependent\udecosystems as well as hydrological and hydrogeological conditions in the Slovenian territory. Two different\udapproaches were implemented; for forest habitats on alluvial aquifers, and habitats of amphibians and molluscs\udin karst areas. Estimates of the required quantity of groundwater for groundwater dependent ecosystems\udconservation were performed at the level of groundwater bodies and annual averages of temporal variables of\udthe water balance, calculated with the regional water balance model GROWA-SI. In the areas of groundwater\udbodies with groundwater dependent ecosystems estimated quantity present 0.1 % - 12.4 % of the groundwater\udrecharge. The estimated share of annual renewable quantity of groundwater to maintain the ecological status of\udsurface waters for the entire territory of Slovenia is 23.2 %. The largest share, 30 % is in north-eastern Slovenia\udand the lowest in the north-west part of Slovenia with a 16.6 % average annual renewable quantity

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The assessment of the required groundwater quantity for the conservation of ecosystems and the achievement of a good ecological status of surface waters