EMMP definition
EMMP means an environmental management and monitoring plan;
EMMP means Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan.
EMMP means an environmental monitoring and maintenance plan for the Allocated Land which may comprise the EMMP for OtSMRS (as a whole) (produced in conjunction with the Environment Agency) or specific parts thereof.
Examples of EMMP in a sentence
The EMMP or M&M Plan shall include monitoring the implementation of the conditions and their effectiveness.
Integrate an EMMP or M&M Plan into subsequent Annual Work Plans, making any necessary adjustments to activity implementation in order to minimize adverse impacts to the environment.
The Recipient shall not assign, amend, arrogate, or waive the Resettlement Policy Framework, the Resettlement Action Plan and/or EMMP or any of their provisions, without prior approval of the Association.
While an IEE is in place for this project, an EMMP will be prepared during the mobilization period for submission to the SFMP AOR.
As a condition of award, WaterAid must include an Environmental Monitoring and Mitigation Plan (EMMP) in our Initial Work Plan.
More Definitions of EMMP
EMMP means the latest revision of the engine maintenance management programme of Lessee for the Engines adapted from the latest revision of the Engine Manufacturer’s engine maintenance management programme.
EMMP means the Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan, satisfactory to the Association, adopted by DVK on September 13, 2000, setting forth measures to mitigate any adverse impacts to the environment;
EMMP means Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan, dated March 1, 2003 adopted by the Borrower.
EMMP shall have the meaning set forth in Schedule 6.12.
EMMP means the then-current V2500 engine maintenance planning document described in Section 7 of this Agreement.
EMMP means the Emerald Grain Mass Management Protocol as published on the web site.
EMMP means the environmental management and monitoring plan for the Project, including any update thereto, incorporated in the EIA;