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- EIA Operating Princ - EIA Operating Principlesiples
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- EIA Operating - EIA OperatingPrinciplesPrinciples******
ScreeningScreening ScopingScoping AssessingAssessing MitigationMitigation ReportingReporting ReviewingReviewing Decision-makingDecision-making Monitoring and managementMonitoring and management Public involvementPublic involvement
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The EIA process:The EIA process:
screening - to decide if and at what level screening - to decide if and at what level EIA should be appliedEIA should be applied
scoping - to identify the important scoping - to identify the important issues and prepare terms of reference issues and prepare terms of reference
impact analysis - to predict the effects of impact analysis - to predict the effects of a proposal anda proposal and evaluate their evaluate their significance significance
mitigation - to establish measures to mitigation - to establish measures to prevent, reduce or compensate for prevent, reduce or compensate for impacts impacts
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reporting - to prepare the information reporting - to prepare the information necessary for decision-makingnecessary for decision-making
review - to check the quality of the EIA review - to check the quality of the EIA report. report.
decision-making - to approve (or decision-making - to approve (or reject) the proposal and set conditionsreject) the proposal and set conditions
follow up – to monitor, manage and follow up – to monitor, manage and audit the impacts of project audit the impacts of project implementationimplementation
public involvement - to inform and public involvement - to inform and consult with stakeholdersconsult with stakeholders
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No EIAEIA Required
*Public involvement Scoping
Mitigation and impact
management
EIA Report
ProposalIdentification
Screening
Initialenvironmental examination
Impact analysis
Review
Decision-making
ApprovedNot approved
Implementation andfollow up
Information from this processcontributes to effective future EIA
Redesign
Resubmit*Public involvement
*Public involvement typicallyoccurs at these points. It mayalso occur at any other stageof the EIA Process.
Generalised EIAProcess Flowchart
EIAScreening5(Gajaseni, 2007)UNEP Training Resource Manual
Topic 1 Slide 5
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Project Screening - is an EIA needed?Scoping – which impacts & issue to consider?Description of the proposed actionIdentification of key impacts
Project Screening - is an EIA needed?Scoping – which impacts & issue to consider?Description of the proposed actionIdentification of key impactsAssessing: Prediction of impactsEvaluation & assessment of significant of impactsIdentification of mitigation measures
Assessing: Prediction of impactsEvaluation & assessment of significant of impactsIdentification of mitigation measuresPresentation of finding in an
EIA report (EIS)(including a non-technical
summary)
Presentation of finding in an EIA report (EIS)
(including a non-technical summary)Review of the EIA report (EIS)Review of the EIA report (EIS)
Decision-makingDecision-making
Post-decision monitoringAuditing of predictions and mitigation of measures
Post-decision monitoringAuditing of predictions and mitigation of measures
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Important Steps in the EIA Process
Important Steps in the EIA Process
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EIA processEIA process
I. ScreeningI. Screening
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SCREENINGSCREENING
Definition:Definition:
– is the process of determining is the process of determining whether or not a proposal whether or not a proposal requires full-scale EIA and the requires full-scale EIA and the level at which that assessment level at which that assessment should occur.should occur.
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The purpose of The purpose of screeningscreening
The purpose of screening is to The purpose of screening is to
determine:determine:
whether or not a proposal requires whether or not a proposal requires
an EIAan EIA
what level of EIA is requiredwhat level of EIA is required
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Outcomes of Outcomes of screeningscreening
full or comprehensive EIA requiredfull or comprehensive EIA required more limited EIA requiredmore limited EIA required furthefurtherr study needed to study needed to
determine EIA requirementdetermine EIA requirement no further requirement for EIAno further requirement for EIA
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Screening and Screening and scoping comparedscoping compared
ScreeningScreeningdetermines the requirement for EIAdetermines the requirement for EIAestablishes the level of review establishes the level of review necessarynecessary
ScopingScopingidentifies the key issues and impactsidentifies the key issues and impactsestablishes the terms of referenceestablishes the terms of reference
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Requirement of full-scale EIA Requirement of full-scale EIA involves:involves:
exploitation of natural resourcesexploitation of natural resources infrastructureinfrastructure industrial activitiesindustrial activities extractive industriesextractive industries waste management and disposal waste management and disposal substantial changes in farming or substantial changes in farming or
fishing practicesfishing practices
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Screening methodsScreening methods
legal/policy definitionlegal/policy definition inclusion list of projects (with or inclusion list of projects (with or
without thresholds)without thresholds) exclusion list of projectsexclusion list of projects criteria for case-by-case criteria for case-by-case
screeningscreening
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Approaches to screening Approaches to screening involve one or a combination involve one or a combination
of:of:
decision-makers’ discretiondecision-makers’ discretion initial environmental examinationinitial environmental examination project lists with/without thresholdsproject lists with/without thresholds exclusion listsexclusion lists
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Decision-maker’s discretion:Decision-maker’s discretion:
the proposal itself and its potential impactsthe proposal itself and its potential impacts the level of confidence in the predicted impactsthe level of confidence in the predicted impacts the characteristics of the receiving environment the characteristics of the receiving environment
and its resilience to changeand its resilience to change the existing planning, environmental the existing planning, environmental
management and decision-making frameworkmanagement and decision-making framework the degree of public interest likely in the the degree of public interest likely in the
proposalproposal
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Initial environmental Initial environmental examination (evaluation)examination (evaluation)
describe the proposal and examine any alternatives describe the proposal and examine any alternatives that might improve the environmental outcomesthat might improve the environmental outcomes
identify and address the concerns of the local identify and address the concerns of the local communitycommunity
identify and assess the potential environmental identify and assess the potential environmental effectseffects
mitigate adverse effects and enhance potential mitigate adverse effects and enhance potential benefitsbenefits
contain environmental monitoring and management contain environmental monitoring and management plansplans
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Project lists: establish a set of Project lists: establish a set of specific criteria that can be used to specific criteria that can be used to
determine which projects will determine which projects will undergo EIA.undergo EIA.
requiring full-scale EIArequiring full-scale EIA requiring some form of further requiring some form of further
environmental analysisenvironmental analysis not requiring any further environmental not requiring any further environmental
analysisanalysis
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Exclusion lists:Exclusion lists:
The use of exclusion lists is not a The use of exclusion lists is not a common approach to screening. common approach to screening.
The use is that the greater number of The use is that the greater number of smaller and less significant projects smaller and less significant projects are given exemption from EIA based are given exemption from EIA based on project type or size.on project type or size.
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Thailand:Thailand: Type and sizes of projects or activities rType and sizes of projects or activities r
equiring EIA report. equiring EIA report.
1. Industry1. Industry 2. Residential building and 2. Residential building and
service service communitycommunity 3. Transportation3. Transportation 4. Energy4. Energy 5. Water resource5. Water resource 6. Watershed area6. Watershed area 7. Mine7. Mine
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Lists of actions:Lists of actions:
Utilising of positive/inclusive natureUtilising of positive/inclusive nature Utilising of negative/exclusive natureUtilising of negative/exclusive nature Weakness of lists based on types of action Weakness of lists based on types of action
without considering towithout considering to– sizesize– technologytechnology– resource requirementsresource requirements– waste characteristicswaste characteristics
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Three possible outcomes of Three possible outcomes of screening process:screening process:
1. proposals which 1. proposals which do not require do not require additionaladditional environmental investigation environmental investigation because it is expected that they will not because it is expected that they will not have significant impactshave significant impacts
2. proposals which 2. proposals which require a limitedrequire a limited environmental study because the environmental study because the environmental impacts are known and environmental impacts are known and can be easily mitigatedcan be easily mitigated
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3. proposals which require EIA 3. proposals which require EIA to to determinedetermine the extent and magnitude of the extent and magnitude of range of significant adverse impacts range of significant adverse impacts and and to proposeto propose a range of appropriate a range of appropriate mitigation, monitoring and management mitigation, monitoring and management measuresmeasures
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Ex: Egypt Ex: Egypt
3 lists of project criteria;3 lists of project criteria;– 1. White list1. White list
No EIA requirement No EIA requirement
– 2. Gray list2. Gray listScoped EIA study may be required.Scoped EIA study may be required.
– 3. Black list3. Black listFull EIA study is required.Full EIA study is required.
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Mandatory EIA
Case by caseconsideration ofrequirement for
EIA
EIA ruled out
‘Inclusive’ threshold
EIA more likely to berequired; screenborderline proposals forsignificant environmentaleffects
‘Indicative’ threshold
EIA less likely to be requiredbut still screen for significancewhere the location is sensitiveor if there is a potential forcumu
A framework for screening
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