A systematic process to evaluate potential environmental effects of proposed projects, ensuring informed decision-making.

The process of involving individuals or groups affected by a project in the decision-making process to address their concerns.

Approaches designed to reduce or eliminate adverse environmental impacts identified during the EIA.

Meeting present needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet their own, emphasizing ecological balance.

Adhering to laws and regulations governing environmental protection and impact assessments.

An assessment of existing environmental conditions before project implementation, used as a reference for impact evaluation.

The process of identifying key issues and impacts to be addressed in the EIA, guiding the assessment focus.

Evaluation of the significance and magnitude of potential environmental impacts resulting from a proposed project.

Assessment of different project options to determine the least harmful approach to the environment.

The combined effects of multiple projects or actions over time on the environment, considered in the EIA.

Involvement of the public in the EIA process, enhancing transparency and accountability.

Evaluation of the likelihood and consequences of adverse environmental impacts, informing mitigation measures.

A comprehensive document detailing the findings, analyses, and recommendations of the EIA process.

Laws and guidelines established to protect the environment and govern the EIA process.

A measure of human demand on Earth's ecosystems, indicating the environmental impact of a project.

Effects of a project on local communities' social and economic conditions, assessed during the EIA.

Guidelines and criteria used to evaluate project alternatives and make informed choices during the EIA.

Software and methodologies used to analyze environmental data collected during the EIA process.

A process of gathering stakeholder input and incorporating it into project planning and EIA revisions.

Ongoing assessment of environmental conditions during and after project implementation to ensure compliance.

Various approaches and techniques employed to conduct environmental impact assessments effectively.

Openness in the EIA process, allowing stakeholders to understand and scrutinize decision-making.

Incorporating knowledge from various fields to comprehensively assess environmental impacts.

Global objectives aimed at addressing environmental, social, and economic challenges, guiding EIA practices.