UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 1 Aims of EIA implementation and follow up are to: F carry out conditions of approval F ensure they work effectively.

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UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 1 Aims of EIA implementation and follow up are to: F carry out conditions of approval F ensure they work effectively F verify impacts are as predicted or permitted F take action to manage unforeseen changes F optimise environmental benefits F improve EIA practice in the future

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 2 Key components of EIA implementation and follow up include: F surveillance and supervision F effects of impact monitoring F compliance monitoring F environmental auditing F evaluation of EIA effectiveness and performance F post-project analysis

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 3 Tool box for environmental management and performance review F Internalising the environment in policy and planning – use SEA, technology assessment, comparative risk assessment F Planning and designing environmentally sound projects – use EIA, SIA, risk assessment, environmental benefit cost assessment F Environmental management of the impacts of an operating facility or business enterprise – use EMS (ISO series), total quality environmental management (TQEM), industrial codes of practice

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 4 Tool box for environmental management and performance review (continued) F Eco-design of processes and products – use environmental design, life cycle assessment, cleaner production F Monitoring, audit, and evaluation of performance – use effects and compliance monitoring, site, energy, waste, health and safety audits, bench marking, performance review, environmental auditing

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 5 Guiding principles of EIA implementation and follow up: F carry out conditions of approval F undertake routine surveillance and inspection F other activities should be commensurate with significance F monitoring and auditing should be undertaken when – potential impacts are significant – mitigation measures are untried/ outcomes uncertain – new aspects of EIA introduced

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 6 Aspects to consider in design of EIA implementation and follow up: F What is required? – identify the scope and components F Who will carry out the activities? – specify roles & responsibilities F How will these be implemented? - allocate resources, define procedures & arrangements

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 7 Monitoring is used to: F establish baseline conditions F measure actual impacts and trends F verify they comply with agreed conditions F facilitate impact management F determine the accuracy of impact prediction F review the effectiveness of mitigation measures

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 8 Monitoring requirements in the EIA/EMP F impacts to be monitored F objectives and data requirements F arrangements for conduct of monitoring F use of the information collected F response to unanticipated impacts F measures for public reporting and involvement

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 9 For scientifically credible monitoring: F use methods of a relevant discipline F establish impact and reference sites F result in time series data which can be analysed by: – assembling the data in tabular or graphic format – testing for variations that are statistically valid – determining rates and directions of change

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 10 Steps to develop an effective monitoring programme F define the scope and objectives (for each impact) F identify the boundaries and select sites F choose the key indicators F determine the level of accuracy required in the data F consider how the data will be analysed F establish a data and reporting system F specify thresholds of impact acceptability F set requirements for action on exceedences

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 11 Actions to address excessive impacts or unanticipated changes F stop or modify the causal activity F impose penalties if legal standards are breached F add or scale up mitigation measures (if feasible)

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 12 EIA audits are used to: F identify impacts and results F verify if conditions of approval are being met F test the accuracy of impact predictions F check the effectiveness of mitigation measures F improve compliance and performance

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 13 EMS audits include: F site audits F compliance audits F sector and issue audits, e.g. - waste - energy - health and safety - supply chains

UNEP Training Resource Manual Topic 11 Slide 14 Difficulties commonly experienced in EIA audits F limited baseline information F qualitative and non-auditable predictions F changes to project design and mitigation F long lead times for some types of impact