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Environment Impact Assessment: A tool to evaluate project sustainability |
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by Prayash Pathak (Chalise) | 10-02-2019 01:02
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Construction or development activities are being rapidly done all over the world. The major issue is to conduct such activities along with the environmental conservation activities. So, the need of evaluating the consequences of such projects on environment is done by the help of EIA. EIA is simply the project tools which are used to identify and evaluate the environmental impacts of any construction projects. Environment Impact assessment is simply defined as the process of identifying the future consequences of a current or proposed action. EIA is used to identify and predict the impact on the environment and on man’s health and well being of legislative proposals, policies, programs, projects and operational procedures and to interpret and communicate information about the impact. The use of EIA began in 1970 in the USA and spread rapidly throughout the world. In Nepal, the Sixth Plan (1980-’85) recognized the need for EIA for major infrastructure projects. EIA should be designed as a preventive measure. The Environmental Impact Assessment has the following steps in any project. Major steps in the EIA process are: è Screening è Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) è Scoping è Full-Scale Assessment è EIA Review and Decision Making è Monitoring and Follow-Up After completing all this steps, the project undergoes the following consequences, Approval , Approval with conditions, Approval subject to ongoing investigation , Further investigation required , Request for a supplementary, or new, EIA report or Rejection. EIA is a process which should have influence at many stages and over a considerable period of time; it is not an activity aimed at producing a single set of results for use at one specific decision-making stage. The EIA process should be adaptive; scoping and assessment should continually evolve throughout the entire process as more information becomes known. |
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Hello prayash
I hope you are doing well
Thank you so much for this report
Green cheers
Regards
Asmita Gaire
Posted 12-05-2020 18:45
Few days back I studied same Topic in Agriculture Project Planning, I think you also studied in same subject in Lamjung.
I was also thinking to write articles in this topic here.
Thank you for your report.
Posted 18-02-2019 03:16
Hello Prayash, EIA differs up to its own types of research methods in Initial Environmental Examination part and this sector requires a lot of money as it needs participation of various fields concerned with targeting environment or environmental problem solution. Increase of budget used into EIA often hinders people to use cheaper solution and tactics but it results in disappointing resolution and failing in achieving initial goal of the project :)
Thanks to your report, I could review EIA system!
Posted 16-02-2019 21:59
Hello Prayash
Remember learning this in class and truly the process to evaluate the consequences is important.
EIA has set up a standard for how we could evaluate certain environmental impacts and hope this could be more widely applied.
Thanks for the report on EIA!
Posted 12-02-2019 18:00
Hello Prayash Brother
Project development is a very important part of every project. Environment Impact Assessment is a great too as it A tool to evaluate project sustainability. EIA is a very assessment tool.
Thank you for the report.
Keep writing great reports :)
Green Cheers from your brother
Lots of Love from your brother
Kushal Naharki
Posted 11-02-2019 02:16
Environment impect assessment also ensures minimum damage or predicts environment damage by that project, If I am not wrong !!
Thank you for the information @Prayash
Thank You :) :)
Posted 10-02-2019 01:51