Qualty Assurance Flashcards
1
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What makes a good EIA?
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- Scoping
- Baseline studies
- Impact identification
- Mitigation
- The EIAR
- “TheTeam”
2
Q
Three phases of Assessment within EIA
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Within the study
- Impact identification, prediction, and evaluation
- Mitigation identification, prediction, and evaluation
On submission of the EIAR
- Is the EIAR complete and adequate?
The final decision
- In view of the prediction, should the development be permitted
3
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Measures to enhance the Quality of EIA Reports
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- introduction of scoping
- adoption of formal EIAR QA mechanism
- accreditation of EIA consultants
- preparation of EIA guidelines
- institution strengthening
- EIA training
- provision of national EIA and environment databases
4
Q
The most important points
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- comprehensive basline data
- Standard techniques/procedures (incl. Mitigartion)
- clear description of methodologies
- Interpretation/ipinion credited to experts
5
Q
The Hallmarks of a good EIAR
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- unsontestable
- based on through and open scoping
- Containing clear, concise and adequate facts
- Opinions drawn from the beat available authoritative sources
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