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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Limited Environmental and Social Impact Assessment in the editor.
  2. Begin with the Introduction section. Provide a brief background of the project, including its objectives and significance.
  3. Move to the Description of the Project section. Fill in details about each component, such as Monitoring and Environmental Compliance, Industry Pollution Prevention, and CETP Design.
  4. In the Relevant Policy and Regulations section, summarize applicable government policies and World Bank guidelines that relate to environmental assessments.
  5. Complete the Alternative Analysis section by evaluating different site options for CETP construction based on environmental impact.
  6. Fill out the Preliminary Environmental and Social Baseline section by providing data on physical environment, ecological resources, and social profiles relevant to your project area.
  7. Address Possible Environmental Impacts by identifying potential negative effects associated with construction and operation phases.
  8. Finally, review all sections for accuracy before saving or exporting your completed assessment document.

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Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) is a tool to inform decision making in. development proposals, and can be defined as: The process of identifying, predicting, evaluating and mitigating the. biophysical, social, and other relevant effects of development proposals prior.
What Are the Different Types of Environmental Impact Assessment? Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) Assessing Policies and Plans. Regional Environmental Assessment (REA) Large-Scale Project Evaluation. Project-Level Environmental Impact Assessment Individual Project-Based EIA.
Examples of social impact assessments include looking at how people live in a society (kinship or nuclear setting), culture, community, medical knowledge, and political systems. These examples showcase the emphasis on the environment and its effect on social impact.
The limitations of EIA include: EIA takes place once many strategic decisions have already been made. It can therefore often only address a limited range of alternatives and mitigation measures: those of a wider nature are generally poorly integrated into project planning.
The objective of the Environmental Impact Assessment and Social Assessment (ESIA) is to identify and assess the severity of potential impacts on receptors and identified resources; develop and describe mitigation measures that will be taken to prevent or minimize any potential negative effects and maximize the

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For example, a project might have environmental impacts (e.g., deforestation) that lead to social consequences (e.g., displacement of communities). It is also important to cover all stages of the project, from the initial planning and design to completion.
Social enterprises themselves also face limitations in measuring social impact, such as subjectivity, lack of comparability, difficulty capturing long-term outcomes and resource constraints.

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