THE ESIA PROCESS Sample Clauses

THE ESIA PROCESS. In Kenya, the Environmental Management and Coordination Act (EMCA) of 1999 (and the 2015 amendments) and the Environmental (Impact Assessment and Audit) Regulations of June 2003 (and the 2016 amendments) define the legal basis for and the requirements of environmental impact assessment and management. The second schedule in the amendments of the Environmental (Impact Assessment and Audit), 2016 lists water resources and infrastructure projects including water supply and distribution infrastructures under medium risk projects for which an ESIA is required. This ESIA report has, therefore, been prepared in line with the requirements of these regulations. EMCA (1999) defines environmental impact assessment as a systematic examination conducted to determine whether or not a programme, activity or project will have any adverse impacts on the environment. The EMCA (1999 and the 2015 amendments) and Environmental Regulations (2003 and the 2016 amendments) define different requirement for environmental impact assessment based on the sector, nature of the project and its likely environmental impacts. Specifically, a project proponent may be required to implement only an Environment Project Report (EPR) study or both an Environment Project Report (EPR) study and a detailed ESIA, the former being a precursor to the latter. Where a detailed ESIA is deemed necessary, it is intended to establish and describe the baseline environmental and socio-economic conditions within the project areas, identify and analyse potential significant impacts associated with the proposed project, develop effective mitigation and management measures for the analysed risks and impacts, and submit an ESIA Study Report with this information to NEMA for review. After the ESIA Study Report is submitted to NEMA, copies are sent to the relevant Lead Agencies for review. A Technical Committee then sits to review the report and either issues an Environmental Impact Assessment License, declines to issue the license with reasons, or requests for more information or wider consultation.
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